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F
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F o r eve ry stom ach
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rem edy fo r consti
pation. stom ach ills
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• livin g by w ritin g.
R o ss B a ll B in e d eligh ts th e house
w ife. M akes clothe» w h iter th an snow.
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M any sh ady transaction» a re polled
off under the gu ise o f a reform .
‘Before My
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f‘Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege
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St. Johns, M ichigan.
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X — C o n tin u e d
» IS —
f ellow es waa pussled, nonplused, by
¿ b r a 's testim ony for him, the more so,
W Sopher tw itte re d Im m edlateTy:
"A h , then the c a t« la sim plified I
r w o witnesses, tw o Im partial w it
le s s « * should n u llify any attem pt at
prosecution.
B ut I w ill, with yonr
perm ission. H on . proceed to tn ke depo
s itio n s and draw them up In due o r
le r, T t s a sa feg u a rd — "
"W e have more Im portant w ork to
do than accounting for the death of
that scoun drel." Fellow ea Interrupted
stern ly.
And for the first tim e he
looked C ara In th e eye, disturbed by
the d irectn ess o f her ga te , th# a b
ien ce 0^ anj Indication of a sen se of
guilt. “ 1 am under a certain em bar
rassm ent, m a’am ." be continued, try in g
to keep his voice level, to hide from
ner {he jJIs^ ctS on her m ere presence
caused In him. “ 1 must ask you to
pledge me you r word o f honor you and
j fo u r attendant h ave no docum ents or
• vapers upon you r p e rso n a "
"W e have none." »he replied readily
"A n d your lu gga ge? I am loath to
; search I t "
“ Y o u ’ll fiDd n a u g h t air. of any tm
; p o rt*
“ You say th is upon your w ord of
jo n o r?"
“ Upon my word o f honor," she re
peated haughtily.
"1 tin , w h atever
my s in * not one to p ractice Ue*, sir."
Ben Inglepln hemmed fusally.
“ S in ce w e are upon the s u b je c t
Captain Fellow ea," be rem arked. “ I
>viil give you my word of honor that
no do cu m en t* other than those o f a
strictly business n ature, are com prised
in my e ffe c t* "
“ T hen what Is the purpose o f your
voyage, Mr. Inglepln?“
" T l a revealed In the ship * p a p e r * "
(ten answ ered with new-found su a vity .
"A com m ercial v en tu re to Spain.
I
am persuaded th e w ar w ill soon he
ended, and am anxious to establish
sa tisfa cto ry connection* with Spanish
clien ts again st th at even tu a lity ."
M iss Inglepln abru ptly gave them
aer back, and F ellow ea conceived a
suspicion that sh e meant hy th is a c
tion to divorce herself from connec
tion with her fa th e r’s assertion.
“1 am com pelled to doubt you. Mr.
Inglepln," be returned. "I must d e
lain you on deck w h ile you r lu ggage
s exam in ed."
T h e m erchant shrugged bis shonl
l e r * som ew hat ligh t-heartedly. Fel
'o w es Imagined, his bearing sim ilar to
that he had displayed at C hn ter's
bouse.
But the realization that bis
■ ask would not be easy only stiffened
the Long Islander’s determ ination.
“ C uffee." be called, and when the
negro approach ed: “ You are responsl
big for these three p eople K eep them
here until I release you."
“ Y ah . M ars'r F ello w e’. Yo’ look fo
e tta h ?”
"Y e*”
Som e q u ality In C n ffee's
tone made Fellow ea e x p e c ta n t " W h y ? ’
“ Y o ’ w ait fo' see, M ars'r.
Yo' no
fin’ him lettah below, Cuffee make
tuju fo' him ."
G oing through the T ru e Bounty'*
clea ra n ce p a p er* m anifest and log
and
ran sackin g
the
contents
ot
1’h a te r's desk and locker. F ellow ea
w as disposed to favor the em ploym ent
af all th e ju ju at C u ffee’s command
A fter Ben Inglepln'* cnhln had been
searched w ith equal unsuccess, he
-ailed In th e C enturion ’s bands to
bunt for loose floorboards or concealed
w all c lo s e ts: and they tore th e cabin
10 pieces— qultp fru itlessly.
F ru strated at each point be assailed.
F ellow ee n a i strid in g the fo 'c 's le
leek, cudgeling tils w its for some nook
br cruDny he hadn’t attem pted, when
Tom G rogan acrogted him.
"Cuffee'U have a word w ith ye,
C ap'n."
’’ About w h at?”
"I dui.no, but he's m ortal Itchln’ for
IL W arns to know can be bring Ills
jrls 'n e r s fnr’ard ?”
Itecallin g the n egro's talk of Juju.
F ellow ee' Interest w as aw akened.
” T ell him to com e along. T om .” he
llrected .
And presently, C uffee shepherded
the Ingleplus and the duenna to the
fo'c's'le.
“ Him big dehbll— " Cuffee nodded
(o Ben Inglepln — “ sw eat plenty etiery
tim e yo' w alk on fo ’c's'le, .Murs’r."
“ Y es?" F ellow ea prompted
“ t'u ttee m ake Juju. M ars r. Ju ju tell
1'u ffee him lettab been on fo'c’s'le."
Fellow es look sidew ise at Inglepln
There were liny bends ot m oisture on
lie m erchant's forehead, despite the
•veiling cool. C a rs, hnwpver. seem ed
•wrenelv Indifferent, and the duenna
was content 10 d ic k aw ay at her
wads.
“ .Sir, th is Is nonsense." protested
lien. "W ill you permit a superstition»
negro to Incoinmode persona, who. for
no fault of their own. hnp|wn to tie In
your pow er?”
“ W here are these papers concealed?'
F ellow es dem anded sternly.
"I'ii|>er8? Why you have had access
'o ull we poss<*ss."
C ara Inglepln turned aw ay with s
faint »Igh
Ciiflee. w andering softly
1 hour the deck, touched vario u s oh
lecls with tils hands. Ids e y es .-lose
lidded, dnrtltig sn a kily at the flier
1 'h au l's face, his lip» niov'tig In a gul
' 1ural re fr a in :
No
No
No
No
No
him oow rprltl
him cupstanf
him p»wl!
him h.-iwrr-p!pe:
him —
, “ fill m t mini. M ars'r F ellow e' 1 film
1 ettnli In anchor slo ck 1 "
F ellow es start'd unbelievingly, bul
the negro ptdnlcd to Inglepln's gaping
consternation while with bis other
hand he pulled out a plugged sectlo o
In the end o f one o f th e b alk s of tim
ber that slocked the heavy bow an
c h o r*
"M y God !" exclaim ed Bern
C ara s face w as devoid of feeltn t.
hot she stepped forw ard hostile her
fath er, sq u arely In from of Fellow ea
"I knew noi Its biding place." she
said Id ly , “ sin ce I refused longer to
be concerned with secrecy. Bul tw its
L no less than my fath er, who drew
up that paper, and secured the sign s
tu re * And I am responsible tor hnv
Ing Interested Lord W ellington and the
P rin ce B cgen t'a m inisters— “
Ben Inglepln em itted a groan of
despair
“ Oh, have done, have done," he
b e gg ed
“ A re we not sufficiently e x
posed to this man, who would ruin
us?
1 tell yon, C a rs, be and your
uncle w ill see us h u n g!"
“ And II we merit It, shall we com
p la in T ' »he retorted. “ W e have made
a c a s t Father. Lei us not weep tor
having lost,"
From the ca v ity In the anchor-stock
C u ffee produced a thick rull of oiled
silk. It n ag on F ellow es' tongue to
tell the negro to toss It In the sea
but Jo sh u a 's voice rang In his e a r *
Joshua a face, so absurdly like Ben's,
appeared before his e y e *
H ale I If
you'll only h a le en o u g h !
And a fte r
all, he had been given a trust.
“ Hand II here. 1'u ffee .” he said In a
voice that w as stran ge to him.
T h e scroll. Inside the covering, w as
w ritten In a bold, free scrip t, and the
import o f Its m essage took bis breath
aw ay:
To th» Right Ron Th* Lord U v t r -
' pool. K O . II M • Prim * Xfinlstei
My Lord;
Tour petitioners, p olitical rrp rearnts-
llv*» of th« F*d«r»ll»t Party In th»
United S tairs. and In »special, those
section» ot the Party established in
New England and New Tork. do repre
sent and make m anifest—
F ellow es flipped through the page»
to the end
P age a fte r page of name*
Nam es of s e n a to r * ot represen tatives,
of state o fficia l* o f those high In com
tuerce. In the law and In the ch u rch
C ara Inglepln nodded sadly, partly
to herself, p artly fo him.
"T h a i la th e F ed eralist p arty.” th e
said. "A n d they are A m e rican * C a p
tain F e llo w e * no more than A m ericans
who d isagree with you "
F ellow es gritted his teeth.
“ T h ey are traito rs.' he disputed her
"Y ou r erran d w as treason of the
b la ckest."
Ben Inglepln cried out In a g o n y :
“ Nol treason 1 No. n o l
W e wanl
p e a c e Oh. d— n J o s !”
“ Let us damn notmdy. F ath er." C ara
Interru pted “ T reaso n or no. we neen
not he asham ed, for w lial we did we
Inteuded honorably ”
She had pluck, this girl. F ellow es
owned hut resolutely he cnrtied Hi*
adm iration she Inspired, bowing cold
ly. Im placably.
“ It It please you. m a'am ! I must
rem ove you all to th e Centurion
WIT
vno show th e men your lu ggage?”
She sm iled, and ne had an uncom
fortnble sensation thut she pitied him
"It does not please me. s ir ; hut I'll
ne a docile prisoner. Com e. F a th e r !’
She siioke In Portugu ese to the
duenna and the three walked past
him. Ben Inglepln with dragging feet.
C ara ligh tly under the weight ot her
greatcoat, the duenna
flashing
a
q u izzical stare from het Jetty e y e *
Surely, the fat woman mocked him !
But w h y? And why should I'nra In
glepln. who sh ortly must answer at
*♦ -»♦ **<
Opportunity Seized by
Let th is fact »Ink Into ynttr m ind—
It 1 » the mm-com m issioned officer» ol
life who hurt, and again st whom re
sent men t Is fe ll.
T h e forem en and
Ilia petty o v e rsee r» : the »mail men
with near horizons and no vlabm be
y on d ; Ihe little go-betw een* who have
acquired Hie habit of ty r a n n y - th e s e
form Hie hnblt of ty ra n n y — these form
the grit of Ihe m achinery of Industry
Som etim es th ey are for Hie bosses
and m ake life hell for the men iindei
them. Som etim e» they stan d for re
hellion ngalnsr the higher direction,
hut In variab ly th eir o b jectiv e I* pow er
They tire read y to adopt the shll>ho
loth» of eith er able »0 long «» they
gain a u th ority thereby.
If they learn th e trick of oratory
they la-collie lender* oil one side or the
other, not b ecau se they possess the
Intrinsic i|tliilltle* o f leadersh ip hut
becau se they are p leasin gly vocal
Nor Is this phenom enon |iertilliir to
any class. O rato ry ha» passed for
•tn letm atishlp In every plmse und
Say» C oho F ou n d B a c te ria
That I 'r Ferdinand t 'oliti the hot
anlst. and not Hubert Kor-li Ihe d ie m
l«t. w as the dltu-overer o f bacteriology
was brought out In G erm an» during
the recent celebration o l the ceri
tenury of Koch there
t'ohn Is salti
to h ave e x -1 mined the frontlet regions
lief w ren pliitit and lulncriil
Then
cum e his Itn e s llg n llotis of (lie hue
terln.
He discovered a number ot
m ysterious carrie rs of sh k o e -s and
grouped them Into a system
lie Infili
enced s young physician to pursue Ids
«•lentille »Indies In bacteriolo gical re
search.
T h e yuung physician was
Koch.
the bar to a c h a rg e ot nigh treason
p ity him w ho had taken her? Ah. slid
why ahoulil he ask him self such qnea
(Ions?
W hat did they m a ile r?
He
hud w o n , he had hi* ven gean c*
lit
and Joshua w ould crush fhc»e people
aa — a s — C n ffe e ’s
tw en ty ’ fou r pound
shot should crush the Badger
Y e * crush Hie Badger crush Cut
llshaw e, cru sh these people— crush
them a ll. AMI He uiitsi h a le her the
more vigorou sly been one she sm iled
iM-cause she p illed him. I>ecnu»e ahe
know how d ca p en itcly he tried to h a le
l i e stilled a groan
*A Are under each hatch, tY iffee.” he
o n io n 'd
“ | can't sp are han ds for an
other prise— not with th * B ad ger to
fig h t ”
C u ffee crow ed deligh tedly.
“ PI* C hn tcr slo p hliu milk# plenty
hlg fir*. Oh. my aunt, we *oe him too
long tim e off. W hoosh I Him buhu to
*ky. Yah. yah . yah I"
So h aired burned. F ellow e* thought,
ann ihilatin g, all-consum ing, d estroying
even the aoul that kindled IL
th e
KITCHEN
CABINET
1 1 * I t t i , W . a t e m N - w « f » i - s i I'n loM )
The one ruuls to h«|>|<lti»M I» over
ih» hr"»4 »».I oi>wn h'ghwsir ol * rv-
le * oiut »»nrle» alw ays nie.Ui» Indus
try, thrift, respect fer authority and
»»cognition ot th» rlshta ot othvie
—W. U. MibUy.
T H IS
AND
TH AT
Stuffed baked p otatoes m ake n nice
supper dish. B nke 11* uauul, rem ove
th e potato, iiiiin I i
and
season
well
w ith
b u tter
niul
hit* o f c risp fried
hucou broken Into
till*
T op w ith n
piece o f bu tter and
rwlient In Ihe oven.
C ab bage
Salad.
— Shred
•
Arm
»mall head o f rahhngc, add one cup
C H A PTE R XI
fu l o f chopped pint apple and one
»
—
V
h a lf cu p fu l o f shredded celery. C over
Stormy Sea*
w ith french dressing highly seasoned
S ilen ce cloa k ed the Ceuturinn aa a and let stan d tor a few m luutea to
tw ist o f flam e fileken 'd up fn»m the m arinate. Add one cup ful o f salted
T ru e Bounty'» fur'ard hutch. T h e re w hipped cron in. to ss until w ell mixed
waa som ething portrntloua In the »lien end serve at once. T op with a aprln
ta d # which Im pressed th e roughest kiln g o f paprlca.
s a ilo r * T h is waa no ordin ary act ot
Slum Pudding.— T n k e tw o cupful»
destruction.
Ii partook of the c h a r
o f flour and mix w ell w ith tw o ten-
a c le r of an execution ,
the condign sp o on fu ls o f bakin g pow der, one half
panlsltitien! of a gu llly fabric.
T h e teaspoon ful each o f nut meg. mace,
sh ip
w as
dyin g, as her m aster c had
lo v e * salt and a llsp ice, one teaspoon
died, aa |>ertinps her ow n ers should fu l o f cinnam on and one-fourth tea
die. In retribu tion tor Hie offense of ■ IMNUiful o f soda.
R e se rv e one half
which ahe had been a p a rt
; cu p fu l o f the flour to mix w ith one-
T h e lu g le p ln * standing a p art on h a lf cup ful o f sliced citron or cun
ih e b rig's poop, w atched with a kind gled w aterm elon rind, one fou rth of
o f so rrow fu l fascination.
W hen the a cu p fu l o f walnut m eats, one cupful
m asts o f the d yin g ship crashed o v e r , o f ra isin * Add the above Ingredients
side, and a m urm ur of comm ent broke to oil* cupful each o f chopped liuei,
tlie silen ce on the C enturion , C a ra brend crum b* ani] biolaasca, one h alf
caught her breath and Ben Inglep ln ’» cu p fu l o f su gar. If snmlt mold» ar*
lip s fram ed a curse.
used »team on* amt one fourth hour*;
F e llo w e * e y ein g his prison ers an
tf pound c a n * steam tw o and one-half
easily, fan cied th ere wns som ething hours, tilling th e cans hn lf fu ll and
sym bo lical tor them In the T ru e co v erin g well. S erve w ith the follow
Bounty'» fate, but the punishm ent ot ing s a u ce :
the alilp w ould he accom plished In
Hard Sau ce.— Cream one-third o f a
much sim pler fashion than the punish
cu p fu l o f bu tter w ith one cup ful of
men! he must see dealt to them
pow dered auenr, add one cu p fu l of
Soon, very soon, the charred remnant» whlp|ied cream and one hnlf teuspoon
o f the T ru e Bounty would he rent fu l o f van illa, i ’ ile on a gla ss plate,
asunder, mid she would cea se to he
sp rin k le with candled cherrlea. chopped
But for C ar» and her fath er rem ained or gruted oran ge rind
all the long draw n agony o f public dla
C e n tra l Lee C ak e.— T h is Is n tine
grace, ih e ran co r o f faction al h o stility
sponge ra k e made as usual nnd baked
the torm ent o f th e la w 's d e la y * S u re
In la y e r *
Spread with Ihe white» of
ly. s punishm ent sufficient to sa tisfy
tw o e g g s beaten stiff, one pound of
any hntred. even Jo sh u a '*
Y e * even
pow dered su gar, the grilled rind of
his o w n — e xcep t that It d id n 't
I’er
one oran ge nnd th e Juice o f one orange
haps nothing ever would
At the mo
and one hn lf o f a lemon
Sp read on
incut, he renllxed. he hated C h a te ’
th e cak e before It Is cold.
dead as much a s be had t'h a te r living
O rnam ental F ro stin g .— P lace In a
Ben Inglepln'a voice, fre tfu lly In
double holler Ihe w h iles o f tw o eega,
»latent. pierced hla reflectio n *
fo u r tablespoonful» o f cold w a te r;
’•Captain F ellow es I H ave yoo 001
p la ce o ver hot w a te r and heat while
some coru cr to which my daughter
heatin g until the frostin g la stiff
may retire?
"TIs Insufferable ahe
F la v o r w ith one h a lf tahlespoonful of
should be kept on deck.“
van illa. T h is Is an Icing which may
"I have arran ged lh at ahe and hei
be used In a p a stry tube to decorate
attendant sh a ll occupy my cab in ." Fel
ta k e s and fan cy cookie».
low es Interrupted. “ You. sir. may have
Ihe q u arte rs o f my second lle u ie n s n i
« E A S O N A B L E GOOD T H IN G S
You w ill be restricted to the a fte r
csh lo and the p oop Am I plain, sir? '
T h is Is the season for the ruby
"S u fficien tly ." Bet) assented, flush
Jewel o f tha m isty m arshes. Gran-
ing. “ M ay w e go below, then ?”
berry sa u ce ami
“ W ithin the lim its p rescrib ed." re
Jelly la a s easy
Joined F e llo w e *
to »(Mill In prc|i-
T u rn in g on his heel as the Ingleptu»
»ration ns It Is
left the (am p he saw lh at Ihe T ru e
to uiuka II per
B ounty w as gone.
O nly the frosty
feet.
glim m er of the star* relieved the dark
r - T T i u o v v n v __
C r » nb*rry
ness
Satie«.— » '00k 011*
For F ellow es the voyag e now was
quart o f cran b er
irksom e almost beyond liesrlng.
He
ries In tw o cu p fu ls of boiling w ater
w as Impatient to com e up with the
until the lierrlcs are broken, then add
Badger, and the Inevitab le d ally con
tw o cu p fu ls o f su gar. If ll Is not to tie
| tact
with
C ara
em barrassed
snrt strained, and almrner for trn m in u te*
1 harassed him
And Ben Inglepln. loo
I f w anted free from sk in s put the
wns con tin ually In evidence, a sel look snuc* through the colander, then add
on his plump face as he stared Into su ga r and simmer, f o u r Into a mold
the gray m ists that hid the weal
and chill In eith er case.
O nly the duenna rem ained In visible
C ran berry Pudding.— Mix together
keeping to the after-cnhln In all w ealh
tw o cup fuls o f flour, on e-h alf tea-
e r * her p resen ce Imllented hy ocra
spoonful o f salt, fo u r teusponnfula of
slnnal gargan tu an rum bles when the
ba k in g powder, cut In th ree tahltc
seasick n ess visited her. Vel Fellowe»
spoonfuls o f fa t. th ree fou rth s o f »
sensed that In some m ysterious fashion
cupful o f milk and th ree fourth s o f a
of her ow n the fat woman m aintained
cu p fu l o f cran b erry aatlr*. G rease a
a su rv e illan ce upon all lh at occurred
bakin g dish, co v er the bottom with
aboard the privateer.
cran b erry sau ce, then hatter, more
One and all. the men of the Cen
sau ce and finish w ith th e hatter. Bnke
turlan w ere adm irers of C ara. Sorry
th irty m in u te* S erv e w ith :
for her p e rh a p * p ityin g her plight, old
C rsam y Sauc*.— t ’rcatn one fourth
Noggle and S|*-neer very p a te r n a l.
Breed and N oggle’s anna and nephew cu p fu l o f butter, add th re e .fo u rth s
cup ful o f (iowdered sugar, ndz until
and O 'Shailghnesay. the surgeon ar
dent In v a ry in g d e g r e e s ; Nim rod cream y, add on* beaten egg w hite and
a t»ble»poonful o f lemon Juice.
Sopher pom pously devoted.
C ran b erry R elish.— T a k e one cup ful
fTO DE CONTINU ED )
o f chopped cran b erries, one h a lf cit|c
ful o f chopped apple, tw o tablespoon-
fills o f orange Juice nnd some o f the
Men of Small Caliber rind, one-half cup ful of su ga r and Just
before servin g add one-fourth cupful
o f broken pecan m eat*
T h is may tie
every period of ou r p olitical hts
prepared In advance, tint add the nuta
lo ry, and niuny a man has risen to on ly at the tim e o f nerving.
the go vern an ce of s la te w ith no other
A n other good relish 1 » chopped
qnnllflcnflons than his sp lltn d e for epl
cran b erries, celery, su ga r and nut* In
gram s and sonorons p eroration .— Ed
th e usual proportion.
ga r W allace In “ Peop le."
C ran berry, Apple and Q uince Jelly
— T a k e tw o cu p fu l* o f cooked cran-
M ixed G rill
lierry pulp, tw o cup ful* each o f apple
and quince pulp, one oran ge— Juice
A womnn naked her husband fo fak e
and rind, and fou r cu p fu ls o f sugar.
a copy of a radio recip e ahe w anted
Cook to geth er until thick. I’lunge
U n fo rtu n ately, the man got tw o sin
lions at once, and th is Is w hat he th ree fou rth s o f a cup ful o f w alnuts
Into holHng w ater, then ch o p ; add to
c o p ie d :
th e m ixture a fte r It Is rem oved from
“ H ands on hips, p la ce on» cap ot
dour on sh o u ld e r* ra ise kn ees and th e heat.
O ran ge C ak e
F illin g .— T o o k one
depress toes, niul tnlx th orou ghly In
tahlespoonful o f corn starch In one
one-halt cu p ful o f milk
Hc(ieat alx
cup ful o f oran ge Juice.
Mix Hie
lim es. Iiilm le q u ick ly one h a lf fen
sta rch with a little w ater nnd add to
spoonful o ' linking pow der, low er the
legs, nnd niaah tw o hulled e g g s In a th e hot Juice. Cook until w ell dune.
B ea t one egg yolk w ith th ree Hthle-
sieve
E xhale, breath e n atu ra lly , nnd
apoonfuls o f sugar, add tw o teaspoon-
slfl Into a howl. L ie flat on th e back
fu l* o f bu tter and cook until thick
on Hie floor, and roll Ihe w h ite of an
Add th e allffly beaten w h ite nnd whep
••gg b a ck w ard nnd fo rw ard until It
cool put on the cake.
com es to a boll. In ten m inutes r s
move from Ihe fire, and rub atnnrlly
with a rough tow el. B ren lh e n atu ra l
ly dress in w arm flannels, nnd serve
with tlwli s o u p ” — tomdon T it- lilt *
" H l U a U
~ ) V U v - v ctM L
F re s h A i r I m p o r t a n t
Bad air la n arco tic poison. T o sleep
R p i Teats fo r D r i t t n
In a room that hasn't a current of air
In B erlin cniiilldn les for p la ces ns
! m oving about Is to Invite depression.
inis d rivm e musi pass a se ries o f very
Ill health and groyn es* «if corn: lex Ion
rigid tests
W hen Ihe ap p lica n t has
P rop er ven tilatio n In th e hum» Is Im
com piled «U h alt other requirem en ts
portnnt. Y ears ago th ere existed an
lie is placed »11 a ste erin g wheel nnd
Iden to the effect that night a ir waa
n u ifro iile il w ith a m oving p lc tin e
poisonous. T h at w as silly bunkum —
screen In w hich ap|iears a procession
E xchange.
ol busses and other vehicles, a run
aw ay horse, som e old Indies scu rryin g
R e fe r e e 's H aven
hack and forth and an o ccasio n al “ lay
In n atvu ll football Is played In hart-
w a lk er “
If the can d ld iile avo id s all
feet and the p la yers don't kick any
these O bstacles s a lls fu c lo r lly he gel»
thing but the hall.— D uluth H erald
1 lie Job.
Common A r t i s t i c E r r o r
in D e p ic tin g N ew M oon
A r lts ls accustom ed lo Inserting a
hew moon In a p ictu re In the most
a r tis tic position often tra n sg re ss Hie
la w s o f n atu re, as tha horns of ihe
eroseent moon must a lw a y s point In a
d e fln ll* direction , depondliig prim arily
on the la lltu d e o f th e ob server.
In Ihe north te m p e ra te »one Ihe new
nti**m as seen Just a fte r sunset a lw a y s
poin ts u p w ard am i In Ihe left, lu this
la titu d e th * suit circ les to Ihe south
and. us II a p p roach es Ihe w estern lior
Ison descend* ob liqu ely from left lo
right. T h * hew moon, follow in g Ilia
sun, tnkos up proslim itely III* sam e
cou rse, and sine* Ih s horn* a lw a y s
point a w a y from III* sun. they turn
up w ard amt to th e l e f t
In Ilia southern part of th« earth
llio re v erse Is true, w h ile In Ihe Im p
les Ilia horns polul alm ost d irectly up
ward. I'll« position of thu old 1110011
a s It rlsea In lh« morning Is Ilia re
verse o f Hint o f th e new moon ss
view ed from Ihe sam e latitu de. I’opu
U r M echanic* M ug.nine.
W henfòod
S o u rs
ta ils o f folk* who think th ey hnvw
'’Indigestion” h ave only an »eld con di
tion w h ich could lie corrected In flvw
or ten m in u te * An e ffe c tiv e a n il a d d
like P h illip * M ilk o f M agnesi» »non
restore» dig estio n to norm al.
P h illip s doe« a w ay w ith »11 th»*
sourness and «»» right a fte r m ail». It
p reven ts the distress »«• apt to o c c u r
tw o hours a fte r eating. W hat ■ p le a t-
ant p rep aration to ta k e !
And how
good It la fo r th * a ya te m l U n lik e *
burn in g done a f a o d a — w h ich I» hut
tem p orary
re lie f a t
heat— PhllUpw
Milk o f M agnesia netilraHae» m an y
time» Ila volutila In a d d .
N ext lin t* a h ea rty m*«l. or too rid»
a diet h a s brought on Hi« leaat d i »
com fort, tr y —
T h a n k fu l
Janie*, livin g In Irvington, had a
p arty on hla sixth birth day, which
cam e Hi« day before T h an k sgivin g ,
and tw e lv e child ren w ere Ills g u e st*
»•sited
around
th e
table.
T h ere
seem ed to he nothing w orth talkin g
about, th ey w ere so busy eating, so
ana o f llie grownu|ia present asked
them lo tell w hat th ey w ere than kful
tor.
In turn th ey said they w ere
th an k fu l for a lot o f th in gs
One little girl aatd sh e w as Ihank
ful th ere Is a Santa t i n us. and a live
y e a r old hoy sa id : “ I’ m th an k fu l I'm
•Mil a tu rk e y .” — Imltnnnpolla N e w *
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T h e re Is a lYAiunii wiio live» tn »
P ittsbu rgh (P a .) suburb who ta k e s no
chance» o f being sued hy any one who
m ight he Injured w h ile rid ing with
her In her autom obile. T h e woman
lina had form all|>» prepared nnd
• v e r y onw— eve n her rlnaeal friend*—
I I I u at sign one o f th<-»e »lips each Hme
b e fo re sta rtin g out In Ihe car. T he
form a nro so worded Hint If nny gut-si
occup ant o f tlie car sustain» Injuries,
th e wom an la absolved from ull blame.
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m arried women In the governm ent em
ploy ahould «i*fn (h«dr htiuhand'« « u r
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you fur a week.
O nly th irty u -vrn y e a rs old, Ihe w-lf<*
o f a lul’o rer nt t'ah erloah elm . G ee-
tnniiy, h as Just given birth In h e r
eighteen th child. T lie m other h e ro e lf
la Ihe eighteen th child o f her parent»,
nnd her seventeen b rothers and sla
I f you must put you r o a r In, w ait ters boast o f n inety »even c h lld rrn .
till th e row Is a ll over.
H er p arents are still liv in g nnd rtv-
rr n lly celeb rated th eir golden w tsl-
Politene»» run lo* a fen ce to keep dlng surrounded hy one hundrrvl e i g h t '
people nt th eir distance.
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P a in ?
Some folk» taka pain for granted.
They let a cold “ run It* couraa.'*
They wait for their headache» to “ woar off.”
If auffering from neuralgia or from neuritis,
they rely on feeling better in th» morning.
Meantime, they luffcr unnecessary pain.
Unnectwsary, because there 1» an antidote.
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