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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

1.-THE gas on my stomach was so bad
! could not sleep. Even my heart
hurt. Adlerika brought me relief.
Nov I eat as I wish, sleep fine and
never felt better. Mrs. Jas. Fuller.
Recent medical discoveries show that
most cases of gas bloating and indi-
gestion with resultant poor Sleep are
due TO one cause-Intesttndl StdSts.
This disease is the result of lack of
proper exercise and not enough rough
food. Three out Of four people have it..
Intestinal Stdsfs means the too slow
movement Of waste food matter
through the intestinal canal or bow
els. Due to intestinal weakness this
waste matter remains too long, fer
ments and forms gas and poisons, and
Is the real cause of sour stomach, in
digestion and gas bloating. A person
may have intestinal stasis even though
the bowels move every day, the evacu-
atoms being only partial
Action on BOTH BoUeIs
Laxatives or pills seldom overcome
intestinal Stasis. Soda, magnesia or
gas tablets" give only temporary re-
lief Intestinal stasis can be helped
most effectively by proper intestinal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

The first badger seen In the Suther-
land or CathneSs districts Of Scotland
In 100 years was recently killed by A
motor truck at Kinloch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

Erection of a 32-mile transmission
line in connection with the electric
power development at Grand Lake, New
Brunswick. has Just been started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

Containing the new IL
tube OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pictured above. Cabinet Is
of American black walnut,
butt panels and hand-rubbed
satin finish. Popular low5oy
style.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
Heart of a Wife
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
Home Helps
By ELEANOR Ross
This Comfortable Metal Furniture.

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
Play Safe with Minor
Infections Of the Hand
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Scratches end Bruises Soys DR.. Copeland,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-30
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Marcia? How did she feel about
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There were no answers to any OF
these questions. Gypsy kept her
speculations to herself.
A BBIE MANLEY telephoned one
N morning and told Gypsy she
had tickets for the hospital bene-
fit garden party at the Willises the
next afternoon.
Its going to be lovely" Abbie
predicted, "Madge Wellington's on
the committee and she's told me all
about it. Can you be ready about
$3.50 If I stop for you?"
Gypsy was delighted with the in
vitation. The garden fete was
sponsored by Forest City's most
conservative social leaders.
The proceeds were to supply linen
for the new Union Memorial hos
pital. The Willis home was a show
place and Gypsy was anxious to see
the famed rose gardens.
She put on a new frock for the
afair-a white crepe with touches
of tomato red embroidery and a
white kid belt. She wore white
shoes and a white straw hat with
brim that lifted in front. Abbie
praised the costume.
When they arrived, already a
large crowd Of men and women had
= oh cfn
girls in bright frocks we're selling
flowers. Others were having cool
refreshments in the shade of enor-
nous beach umbrellas.
Look" Abbie Marley exclaimed.
There's Madges booth, where
they're selling those lovely Italian
flower baskets. I must have one!
Let's go over before they're gone .
Gypsy had been watching small
boy trying to operate a mechanical
toy donkey. She turned. AS she
did SO the profile of a young wom-
an not ten feet away caught her at
tention. Gypsy knew her instantly.
CHAPTER THIRTY-FoUR
4 BBIE MANLEY'S gaze followed
IA Gypsy's to the girl with the
blonde hair. We'll, wouldn't you
think" Abbie began indignantly,
but her words broke.
There had been three women in
the group. One of them (she was
Mrs. Brooks, the rector's wife)
moved away. They saw that the
third was Ellen Wallace. Miss Wal
lace was facing them.
Hello, Aunt Ellen" Abbie said,
moving forward. How're you
been? Hello, Marcia. My dear, you
know we all sympathize with you
in your sorrow. Oh, excuse mel
don't suppose you've met Gypsy
here. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Wallace"
Gypsy took Marcia Phillips hand.
I'm glad to know you," she said.
The other girls response was a
polite murmur. The photograph in
the newspaper had been accurate.
Marcia was beautiful.
She was dressed in thin black,
modest in neck and hemline, but
cut to reveal the graceful, slender
figure. She wore a small hat, made
of folds of cloth wrapped about her
head. Hair the color of pure gold,
waving softly, showed beneath the
edge of the turban.
Her eyes were gray blue, Swallowed
by lashes that Gypsy's sixth sense
told her were expertly made up.
Thin black brows. forming a broad
arc, gave the face an unusual &C
cent.
The thin lips, which were very
red, seemed, as they had in the
photograph, to suggest arrogance.
Gypsy knew instantly that she
would not like Marcia Phillips.
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Tarzan took his place among them with
drawn knife, keeping close to Jad-bal-ja, di-
recting the lion from one victim to another lest
he fall by mistake upon the Gomangani the
old man or even LA. Twenty Bolgani fell before
the rest managed to escape Then Tarzan
called Jad-bal-ja to heel. Co." he said. turn
ing toward the Gomangani, "and drag the body
Of the false Numa from the dais, for the TRUE
emperor has come to claim his throne" With
a grim smile the ape-man whispered to La
u think We shall be safe. nowi"
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By Crane
By Small
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Tapzan ordered Jad-bal-ja to sit upon the
dais. Addressing the simple blacks. he said
See! The new emperor does not have to be
chained TO his throne. Three Of you go to your
people Summon them to the throne room, that
they too may see. Hurry that We NAV have
many warriors before the Bogani return in
force" Away sped the messengers, while the
others gazed at Tarzan as though he were in
deed god who had worked miracle with
savage beast Of the jungle, not knowing he and
the lion were friends of long standing
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AL looked in the direction of the reverberat-
ing roar. Just within one of the windows.
standing like q statue Of golden bronze, they
saw a huge, black-maned lion. An instant he
remained moticnless. Then again the palace
trembled with his mighty roar. Towering above
them all, Tarzan Of the Apes looked down upon
the great beast below him. In quick elaton he
raised his voice above the growlings of the Boil
gani. ~Jad-bal-ja!" he cried and pointed to-
ward the Bolgani, XIII KiHi''
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Scarcely had the words been uttered when
the huge beast was upon the hairy gorilla-men
And with its leap, there came to the ape-man
a daring plan to save himself and those de-
pendent upon him Quick" he cried to the
Gomangani. Fall upon the Bolgani. Here,
at last is the TRUE emperor Nuna, King of
Beasts. He Stays his enemies, but he viii pro-
tect Tarzan of the Apes and his friends" See
terrific onslaught of the lion, the Gomangani
rushed in to attack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09
E. M. GODDARD INVESTIGATES C0NTRABAND FUR SHIPMENT

E. M. Goddard, officer with the Alaska Game Commission, who has been to the Westward as far as Anchorage, returned home on the last trip of the Yukon, says The Stroller's Weekly.
 Mir. Goddard left here ostensibly for the purpose of getting the How down" on a huge shipmetn of bea- yer skins confiscated in Seattle re- gently and purported to have been shipped from the Cook Inlet district. Whether any light was established by his mission could not be learned.
 The beaver pelts in question were confiscated in Seattle by customs officials with an aggregate total of ninety-nine beaver skins, destined for New York. The belts were dis covered on board the schooner Ruby Capt. Louis Knafiich, in November. Word at that time was dispatched to the Alaska Game Commission. The skipper of the vessel was un- aware of the presence of the fur aboard and stated that he was not connected with the shipment in any way. Customs officials immediate ly took up vigil and traced the con- signor to the Cook Inlet district.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09
ALL-ALASKA MULLIGAN IS CULINARY TRIUMPH

An All-Alaska mulligan made from Alaska products and cooked with Alaska coal is the latest culi- nary triumph in Seward, says the Gateway. AS prepared by Mrs. Mack" Mcdonald of the Seward Home Laundry for a recent dinner party, the recipe is as follows:
 Reindeer meat cut into small pieces, Alaska potatoes, Alaska car- rots, Alaska rutabagas and Alaska cabbage, one can each of string beans, peas annd mushrooms.
 Cut meat and put in cold water and let come to boil for five min. utes. Pour off water and add cube of butter and chopped onions, and let brown. Add juice of peas, beans and mushrooms, and little later add potatoes, carrots, rutabagas ant cabbage. When nearly cooked add peas, beans and mushrooms. This tastes even better when cooked oyel Alaska coal, it is said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09
OHMER IS HOST TO HIS EMPLOYEES AT TURKEY FEED

About seventy-fve people, em- ployees of the Alaska Glacier Sea Food Co. and their families, en- joyed a big turkey dinner with all the trimmings in the Sons of Nor way banquet hall Monday evening.
 For many years this has been an annual get-together and festival which MT. Ohmer has given to his employees after the completion of the years work. MT. Ohmer spoke few words, thanking the Shrimp Hounds" for the fine mantel clock which they jointly gave MT. and Mrs. Ohmer as a token of theil appreciation.
 Among those present at the din. ner under MT. Dinners roll cal were scow Ole, Clam Bill, Floundel Mike, Mumps Jack and Mink Jot and family.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09

founder of the Presbyterian work in Alaska and particularly of the church in Wrangell, has made for this church a well-deserved name of merit in Wrangell Although called upon to contribute at a time when money is exceptionally scarce, pledges from the people of Wrangell indicate that there is a hope and desire that the Presbyterian church may be rebuilt, and in a creditable mannen
 Rev. Russell F. Pederson, pres ent pastor of the church, was un- fortunate in that the church burn ed almost before he had time to get unpacked on taking over the pastorate. Since then the people of Wrangell have had a fine example of what a man can do in the face of misfortune. Services have gone on as usual, but more than that, Rev. Pederson has attained a repu- tation for being on the job when there is work to be done for the needy and solace to be offered to the sorrowful.
 Not only to rebuild a historic in- stitution and to further the work for which the church stands, but as a tribute of encouragement to Reverend Pederson, a good man, Wrangell should help to rebuild the Presbyterian church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09
FINDS WRECKED CRAFT
 ON LEVEL ISLAND REEF

Bert Buchanan reported to Com missioner Clausen that a gasboat is wrecked on Level Island but that no trace can be found of it's owner
 The boat has a Clay engine, a square stern and the hull is paint ed green. No skiff was found All ignition switches were in, indicat- ing that the engine was probably running when the boat struck the reef. The weather was extremely rough and Bert thinks 1t would