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r II E DAI h L E V tu Hi
BY LELIE Q. NIBLACK
Published from The Wly Lender bull-i-in,
Went Irarrlson avenue. nd entered
at the Guthrie postofflce an second clas
mutter.
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EKLY) LEADER
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Special Agency,
.hl-ago iff Ice: N
M. Sheffield Aenry
y ! Leader reserves' the rlBUt to reject
- ,lt advertising matter that It may deem
Jr(fttjr and not apeotdlnK to tontrart
Tha trader U not rennonslbla for ad.
artlf-ann.nU' ordered or discontinued ly
telephone. '
Cai:ifor society' meetings, caidx (
th-inks, obituary nc-tlocs. resolutions, so
elecy and church socials, lecture notics.
mills for church meetings (except Sunday
' sermon) are' considered as advertising
and Will bd charged for.
Business office: No. 109 W. Harrison.
Composing- hd Fresa rooms. No. 107 W.
Barriwtl. . Editorial rooms, No. 107 V, W
Harrison,. To,, reach, all departments
phone extension 78.
"' Hava-The leader 'mailed to your
' a'ddreaa bafpra leaving ,-oij your? vaca
tion; Jiiat like a ; ettefi.fom,Iomf.
J Xddreaa thariged aa often asdeslred4
.
" Um-CA- jJu.ftl.rtli tiHtion
" .tn Ao fl)tff toe '.aaaie'j predicament
as the small bor who shot off all hi
firecrackers before "toobn.'
swr.;
.6jPha T8plf5p .rad'uA'ff (per-f
T?bttlly: Biirprisod at-.tle ' .aVewlngiy
vast number of employer who nevet
aeem to have heard of Beta Eta PI.
-., ...ra-i : - ..-.-!-' a
The Krupps no doubt regard a
bread' cast upon the water the con
tribution of seven and a half million
- dollars recently .made to the German
war fund, i ''.:: i
. The announcement that about one-
' tcntU pf. tlie .the cpuntry'i total popu-1
(M.Hnn lives In New. York, I'hiladei-
phia and Chicago gives 'new )ertin
. .. ' ..(.1 tr.n,i1,.1in'
ency to me w- r,
trd; what fools these mortals be. ,
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:" : A Minnesota 'minister explains the,
A Minnesota ium r ' Ile '
"i. more of, less general tendency to lie
by ay!ng that truth Is too common-
' plaew for sensation-loving people; !
infrequently ntore' .cn.sat?onl,
' than any Ho whLh even the Imagina -
" tlon of a Mnnohauaen ould concelva.
Mackensen", the hero of the latt?t
- Oerman -victor J.' U sixty-six, havlnfi
beta bOrn In Saxony ot a plebian
, family In 1S4!).', .He entered the armv
a a private apd In ,the Franro-iPrus-.llilWK
-ar of 1S70 was ..vii:e-watci-v
ipelster, or1 a corporal "In the tSrm of
our Bervice, IHb mame has brought
forward the' Burmlse of Scotch 'de-'
S scent but he Is of pure though low
ly Tectonic lineage, his ancestors
having been ga all farmerB for many
generations.,- . ,
i" mi 1 1 -'
"The large New ' England concern
which annoijficcB that It? employees
, Iri Jhe'lNiltoonal Guard will .receive
, full pay for the two weeks they will
lie engaged 'in "nld'.''nianettvtrfs ssta
la -"harsvc oT--pafrirjUsmr i'publlc
nlt aBfnltjswyed.,. seU-ltitereSt
whlih should find Imitation evorjS
where In fitTi coliDtrv. Apart frdnl
'the question oT preparedness for na
llonal ttftjttMr)f d etb-ichj m&n: ,1.1
essentlaTtHdyiWy .jpf 'rppc(t.
and . lifei 8t hp U , w,hWu , the big
''iMHK-Sa"'Mntefests 'are most largely
""ro'iicc'rlled 'and It - lv tliese interedt
which ihould Le x-xpei'lally gciieroup
1b ltt encouragement and support.
;'; KEEJ YCKJR EYE PEELED. .
' ' iVatcb out' f(r the nian who Is try
Ing o fake the j"jy out. of life. Ten
to one be is a reformer for revenue
' only. wjo I tcjlag to make thini-s
i. -. -appear wor. e tlian they really are-
' "In oitler to make a place for himself
, ,. nt the public pic confer. 'He'll get
: up an organization to ffcM something
- ' -. liat gives pli usuro ; to others
VA: wh'riHep h's dant lns. such ae tlx;
f;tI.v.cjlttS fVlkicVflJ' r. l'la.vtng. cards,
wliicli snaylie boiup ot -tno luatrons
.'''H'W-or:-playing lwll. iqs-tlalty on
J,,,,.14,- ,',r ...linvi Alii in
, ... :i. . ' -
;whb:ji.ruijii;inal. healpv. human liei;ie;i
Indulse. Tile first thing such a muir
dof-s lt"gO-to- the rapltol -to lire-! a Mean Tiick.
rent tlS'-'Ub.-fVe it a bill by wqlcH - e played a good one on the en
;tiifi'Jritf'k fb V,A. ' bii' en joy limit. u4 my."
i'-tfll "laki.th'irf8' 'p-rohfbiteU:
'He Is always trjlng to prevent sonie-J
thing. Did you ever see this kind
of reformer trjing ti ho ve a bill
passed that, would enable iieople ib
.n.uiy Hif. .-.ever, n.s soie luea is
io force through the legislature of the
ckr nouncil a blue law to make oth-
Br people live according to his ideas,
' to' Prevent the parage of laws .n -
troduced by other people who may
er
or
troduced by other people who may
ts ail ..uia'-i wlth.losln:;, "'
pleasuring J'here Ispn fl,!; .In. these
rod blooxtyiP day fof ,". The
i-pasty-Taiy-d; co i piexiun na -gone '
of st fci Jnd l!ie
ruddy 'plow ot
health
tlitit c are JlVJtn the
IjM w ii. The brainy man
w.iuan-,hi loves life and ..good
things b-fr rt.At.;l!.,-4.-ytter
citizen if far t hair t hjVbu title and
(H'lfltih ti former who isjH-fQ.'Jmliig
for a lining or to make other people
aa miserable as himself. ' " f
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' VALtlt OF PflEPARElblJlESS.
, Anoint Klrlklnh;iWii( of
OermaiVy iilniott tfii'urlOBS .fore
thouglifid irepai;in'fTvdiriB:U) be
ious
found In the
recent statement of Mr.
W. A. 'tfflftf'ij
relati'a,atfiil"ie
nK the' t4itA4
ur !( J-
u 11.1 ... Jk.iiWL '.r.
many htd "umtlf.iffm annual sup
ply of copper produced In the United
States, or as much as all the rest of
the worid"-iHTg?oSr"J&tflii that
period German pwrcluises amounted
to six hundred i llllon pounds a year,
and the foniuM S-enatoi rronw Mon
tana .polnti '5m 4hatSa im
possilile for Cermany to ihave used
a! this In her Industries, she must
'r.,p leen lioardlnR It. as she would
ijroli. ogalii'st't'iB'oflifitry of war,
And hMMJ4sI tliflWUJjiinewf
pref-aredncKrh" "erved Germany in
ooil .atoad.j;! dcnintrtwlt..by ,the
4ar ' that W'ar yfje'has been enabled
oon only' io diffentl ftVcty Inch of her
territory, Viricf! aci-'y!.the. -war Into
it he rnom'y'B-'feaohtr Jn tlriklng
f contrast 'rltll ,ii,;il'lie -evpeiience
of Gernittay'retKlnie ,(iilvhare euf,-
Jfered .uniWiWartli- ''igreUtt losses. l.
treasure, -rernioryjaim -men
they were not prepared to fight when
hoattlifltuMiiHUt B0 .
viouBl jWll.Cw-r,t, these
United states in particular would du
well to Xr anfHf-fi being
I,. 3 t,rliJ
warJ tra-:.i,rtajn
oath of VeV
m. e l'loily and safety
and the surer giiarautee ot lie'ace with
4
all the world
'When 4'ynjff'S. l;sv. out. M: xtnlff
. -t 'vvnen 4yt"S"5fl "M. .-av
i-Jand yaw itifym df'al" In t.th
uptime, yon fUifyvliarge U '
lorpid
i,.ftkl allowed lafc.wt to
ct fllir inpuHikM..-i.l5lt,ir.VW
cures aft". u,hA,rs pr'iHliwed by an
lnacllv4!s. jft stre-ngtliens that
organ. ,,clii)i?.'t4lie boXcla -and suits
. M hahy.6ndition.
pricc TiAolly jQwl l)rug Store.
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AftRArsf vVERSEV
, m wVs-"5S :St at'
. VVERYiN'sFOI YOU,
,les' a-wearln' fnr you
All the time a-fncliii' blue;
'VisMti' for j'ii wpnderin' when
You'll be conijn' home ugin.
Ki'stlcss don'jj k.iiiAv.Avbtvt'. to do.
.Tes' awearyln' for you.
IU;om'K)nesomo with your chair
Fm!pt-5.iythe fireplace thero;
.Tes' can't stand the sight or it!
(In outdhors and roam a bit;
Uut l.fiaYvoods js loncKom:-, f io
Jes n-wearyin' for you!
iwl "ili(
oninie wind, with soft caress,
1 ike the riiHtliu' of your (Irons;
r.losKtSlit faHlnT to tho ground
'Portlyf Mike your fojitstel's. sound;
Violets like your eyes so iLlue
if i-i-earvlng for you!
-..-vsl
Mju-iiinV conies; the birds awa'k'e,
lgp ojsing so for your sal'e!
lint there's sadness in the nbtes
That .I'tyuo trillin' from their throats,
S!i,aiVi.ti feci your absence, too
Jcs' a-weuryii' for you!
rCv'eiilii'Aomes; 1 miss you more? ,.j
When the dark glooms round the door
frffinii'is' like you ortisr be .
There' Ho open it fir nic! -
Latch-fwes tinkin"; thrills me thru
Sets m-iytwearyin' for yon.
Jcs' a-wearin' for )ou
All ttH-"1iina a-fcoliu' blue;
V ishia.-to.-a-l)"-"'--''1
You'll he comln" home agen,
i:cstles8-,-.n't1!iiiV wfvt.m. Ao
.cs' a-w,arotin' for, you!, ... ....
FranV L- Stanton.
.. , i. i i....,.,t ihut fire
,1 .C-' Jfin. nflfri'pr itchr
Khonld' l:Ilu'4iild ln.-iP,ly
t llly ar,, pousonous.
,r,lIJil-"
n.vi,i..ui'
,s.NOW IJ-XlMfcXT
Counters. l(S
antil-Uc -and
DOISOU
U IS LULU
. ii.,.. Pi-lpo '' .c.
'0c and Sl.DU
bottle. Sold by Owl'Dmg St-Jre.
"How so?"
"AlloTT' "'I'll! "'"" taitwre
to.OO'l
pair or honie-a-am si ss.
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I
.. ,i'-i '; '-. ;:,.,'
ueneiiica oy wa"u,. u
"iast winter I used C.iaiul;erlain S
iLinlm-ntr-fi-i1' -fl-i iw-fHtii iwins. siiff-
n-'sa and sorem ss of the knees, and
fa" conscientiously say that 1 never
;S
obtainable everywhere.
(Obtainable everywhere.
Til k r, ut m n e daily iaUdek, satuki ) a y, .utly's. inir.
BELGIAN TRAINING SHIP; YOUNGEST CADET
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C'opyitlted'. American Press Association. '
,- 'Before the war broke out Belgium
used I'Aveuir e.,i a training ship for
offl.ers of the merchant marine and
kept her anchored ln Antwerp, When
tlie 'OqrAanj came, however, the ship
was ordered to Havre and the iBel
Ijlftni government' decided to discon
tinue Jthe merchant marine training
anil sjje was sent to'Xew York, where
:iiwr,w rn- iii iTho fi,-ui
of a Glasgow workman charged with
interfering with' the output of mun-
Itionsj was dealt with several)- by the
local court. ' The workman, James
AItliall.. waa-hB,raed- with atwanHH
Ing another workman because he was
turning out too .aany shells. me
coilri's sentence of three months, at
hard inlinr was nr.-nniiianled hv the
fo'Hoving .statement:
''Although you uj'e making 22 cents
an hour and hftve constant work, you
iU'e IJidil'g fault with a. fellow-work -in
un because he Is doing .his duty to
hiH courtry in its hour of agony. This
assaiux. was committed by you to In
timidate him fro:);, doing his work
like a man. If this happened inT.er-nianyf-ftltMutigli.I
think that, is hard
ly possible you would, ha-ve been
taken out, put up against a wall and
sholV The same thing.- would ihave
happened in Kninuc. . I am sorry it
cjjaijub'eoije to you here."
JU-rlitt.-jyEhOt .war hai
-Jiki' 'mtghV'be t earned
nas deveiopea
an "artillery
ear especially amijng, t ne soiuiers iu
ibis - branch ' of the -service, which
'iiables them to judge accurately what
kind of a shell Is being fired at them,
and vfliet'.ier or not it Is aimed at their
battery or at some other spot Man"
live.;, have been saved by this grad
ually developed oral alertness.
""t"!k 'artillerist, explains fn officer,
who has been in the field for months,
is ' able almost instinctively to tell
whether a fhell is headed for his
battery or not. The :i en have learn
ed to pay not the slightest attention
fWn'r - S'Br,n'u - ,ttw" - r W" Didi
&WlJ,.i;'atiaS i 'i'1 l is ,
tome other battery or position.
...
..nnfniiiiiir nnlse of
r. - r;;'-"7 ' f. I T.,
;llie . ; arHuerisi e-nir uimi-ij,
squad tendifi'g it bsually Is divided in-
to two urouns. one of which listen for
the shells of the opponents, and give
the warning to dive aT3s Bslt."Si1iaitiTsMia,Ity'' 'awi-Bsf---o fcImft.
lack ct the guns. T'.:e men learn to His neighbors called bim crazy, but
talk with pauses between each word, he left a stable full of cows that broke
listening "Wantima for the tell-tale the recoil, niAlrfg butter by the ton.
whlsfle of the dangerous shells. an' f ill bad UUs picture printed in the
"Only in the case of the. small field Squeedunk Weekly Sun. He had
cadnon. fired at a range of, say 2.000
v arils. Is It imiiossihle to hear tne
shell in time to dive into the secur!- to help him load his hay. The nelgh
tv of the sheltering "understand." bors fairly snorted when they saw the
Thtse sheHs have raohed their mark
the so,d'o,Hhein
.discharge. .
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be , has Just .urrhed,.
ciiaugo
commerce. 'T7"Ue Belgian tiag stni
flies over her and whatever profit she
makes " now (js a freighter will be
tnrned. ovtif tfi Uie government. JDt
the 'forty cadets formerly cn the
,ship lhirty-tfiYeare now fighting t.
the (Belgian arhiy;"' The ship will load
wlih' oil anJ safifor Australia.
to
kW'a y ' ..- ....
" ' fnimzl WMk
Y
' The 1-i rntiinrtpr flat-Ira eclorv
. . , . -
' guns on the other hand gives just
enough warning so that the men can
nia';e one dive.
There Isn't; one frac -
; tlon of a second to be wasted, but by
- - liauU(,mjibi) . nritlllPI'IsL, jaq..8il,ye.K fit R
himself.
I The big l(pwltzers, .however, give
' nearly half a" minute's' warning. Asl
' the officer puts it, one can hear the
shells fro'is these guns, and still cut von are not rowing any this sum
off a slice of wurst and take a swal- mer." ' 3 '
low from one's
"field bottle" before
seeking sheller. The shelter in this
case must be a genuine shelter, con-
slut Ing of about, three layers of heavy
wood, and two yards of earth and
stone. Else the shelter and artiller
ists are cone.
Through the ageneyfi;(jij "JWiul
sche Wurerbund"' in Constantinople,
an appeal has gone out throughout
Germany for JGecnian l,ltrfjiji w hich
may be placed at the disposal of the
Turks. i
"The TurkfBa3'8'lKkMeal, "like
their army, will be advanced in cul
ture after German pattern." Ger
mans therefore Ate' QfcXe'd' io give
their support to the move to supply
Turkey with German literature. 'Itj
is hoiK'd ami -expected to ''establish j
reading rooms in Constantinople .at j
which German books will be obtain
able. ' -
a if.iv n,.i. in,i in ..h-m.tr. itvn-
nepsla and constipation weakens the Sprains, Stiff Xeck, Backache. Xeu-
whole systetfi. Doan's Itegnlets (.Kc ralgia, Rheumatism and for most on
nrr imri net mllillv nn thp Hvpr and ergencies. One 23c. bottle of Sloan's
.els. At all drug stores.
'ii
?A&W'rfi'f W-tV"- IttWi'r-
.... .
(.1 all Ins lue. lie Uidu t nave
cl,,w,li- nn,l n.,illior linil liin u-tf..
"'. ; . V r -
uiu run wn,i miuiji .um uiipmcoa uuu
made the wheels gd round, and left a
healthy fortune when they put him
under ground
He was always taking
newfangled notions of making farming
pay. lie even oougiu a iooi macninc
bloomin' thing; said Bill would never
dng! Bill d.dn t say a single word,
an' diiln't care a darn 'bout whu,t they
: .til, fcr slick as grease, bis bay went
in the barn un hour before a thunder
storm came snlltn' out that way and
caught his neighbors In a pinch and
spoiled their new mown hay,: Hill's
neighbors put their 'milk in cans, and
set 'cm In a tank. Bill skimmed his
milk with a machine and turned It
with a crank. . Smith chops tils fire
wood wlrtiBn ijkI!lll used; soma
gasolin j fjn?ij siibi' hundred cords a
day wisSfu'BiAlK'fcifiie machine To
day l)$!'f 'W i-IUos In a car' and
dresses'Vp ii silk .Smith's wife. Titles
in a wagon' and keeps on sklnmiifig
icilk. Taykjir Courity, Ky., Enuuiref.
If you fod! . ';Wue," "No acfcounf,"
la?.y, you need' 'a good cleaning out.
HbRHIX'B is the right thing for that
puruose. It stimulates the liver,
tones ' dp-if jtomi!h; and purifies the
bowels ' 'Price Gdc. Sold by pwl
Drug Store. . : , : '
BRILLIANTS. as
The moBt onerous slavery Is to bo
a slave to oneself. Seneca-
Elegant as simplicity and warm 'As
eestacy. Cowi-ier.. , ., ..".,
He silent or let thy words '1k worth
TroTe'ihaiiBil!nee'0Pythagoras.-
compound for" BlnsP tbeV toi -liwllnei
to
By damning those t-hoy ltafno mind
to. , -r-Butler.
'. - ' ' '';'UF
' die' who meanly odnilres ' a mean
thing is a snob iperhaps'. that i ft
oaf definit'dion of the.' character.
Thackeray.
In shame there is. no comfort but
to bo beyond all 'bounds ol shame.
Sir' Philip Sidney. ' V-''
Hesolve to be thyself, and know that
he .
Who finds himself, loses bis misery,
'Mathew Arnold.'
Nono are so fond of secreis as
those who do not mean to keep them
such persons covet secrets as aspend
!thrlH covets money, for the -purposo
of circulation. Oolton.
Your Couah Can Be Stopped.
, Usine care to avoid draughts, ex
posure,; sudden changes, and taking a
treatment of Dr. King's 'Xew Wscov
ery, will positively relieve, and in
time will surely rid you, of your
otmh. '-The first dose soothed the .
lrrItatlon'ek')ur Cough;' -whiSS"
stops in a snort umc. ' ur. .-ruu-gB
Xew Discovery has been used suc
cessfully for 45 years and is guar
anteed to cure you. Money back if
it fails. Get a bottle from your Drug-
- , j ... i
' frlst.: It costs only a mile uuu n in
llell 3'" 80 nich-
1 H R H E 8 B S B 11 H SS BB M
BITS OF BY-PLAY
28 H S5 J5 M X 111
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Heavy Load.
"Last summer you were quite th
hampion oarsmaTl of the place But
No; I'm engaged to a 200-pouitd
girl this year,
j
Seems Strange.
1 here's little in a name, I'm sure,
Tht'ji'ghout this earthly -.whirl.; .
For instance, take the manicure;
She always is a girl.
A Long Range.
- "Madam, could you gimme any old
clothes? I'm looking for work?"
"I haven't any old 'Clothes, but here
& something that may be useful to
Fssist you in looking for work."
What is that mum?"
""A pair of old opera glasses."
Srid to Be Cool.
"This scientist states that all veg
etables contain heat units."
"I suppose the cucumber is an ex
ception." A MEDICINE CHEST FPB 55c.
tin this chest you have an excellent
remeuv ior loomacne, inuists.
Liniment does it all this boicausi.
these ailments are symptoms, not
disease, and. are. paused jiy.co.iges
rffjn aratinfl':v.n-agon. If jou doubt,
ask those Nvho ifSKP'S'oan's 1if.i?twent.
"o.or better still, buy a 25c. bottle and
prove it. All Druggists. , .. ,, . . ,
ISBKKBBBiiSBSBMBI
H SCPIPTURE.
X 'A X
Proverbs 6:1-10.
son attend enfj my
My
wisdom.
and bow thi-e ear to n,y undcrsUnd -
li.a.
That thou ma.vest regard dires-V
. .. ...
',ii, and that tny lips- may aeap,
:mu it- 1 1 l; i i
For tre lips of a strange woman
i rop as an h neyeomh. and her mouth
is smoother than oil.
o.. 'A to KittApW-tVnrTnvnnd
sharp" as a two-edged swerd. ' 1
Gut in s the Opi H
Air in the Gobi Shade
That's the place to do your summer
ironing, and see how simple it is. J ust at
tach an Electric iron to" the nearest socket
or receptacle. -
A good plan is to have an extra outlet '
on j our porch. Most likely you have not
forgotten the hot days of last suir.ir.er when
with even the windows pen, the - warm
. - sovlri .made" ironiiur unbearable. IJeC'iis 'I
send out an Electric
j I
ooTo'o
31 d Vi
""..i. 'V,
V
I''-- ::'.--ir :J '' I
d'.ui:-
vjl 'v jk av js, a,
I (Light Co.) I
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:i!or feet go down to death; her de:i andlng that you stick to your own
ill-! 8 take hold on hell, l.tiff, on the 'ground that ."neltJier
Lest thou shouidest ponder tho paHi borrower nor lender be, for loan oft
jf lire, her ways are moveable, that loses both powder puff and your good
thou const not know them. ' complexion," But beware!(' ( The re-
Hear me' pow therefore, O ye chil- ( former is abroad and notli-fotT -Is sac-dt-en,
and depart not from the words w unacr ')!ls-'d.eirast4(lng sand.
til my t mom ii.
Remove thy way far from her, airl
come not nigh the door of her honsa.
Lest thou give thy honor unto oth
ers and thy j cars unto the cruel.
Lest strangers be filled with
wealth; aiwi thy labors bo In
house of a stranger,
thy
tiie
Feel 'languid, weak, rjn down?
Headache? Stomach "off?" A good
rexedy is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask
your druggist.' Price $1.00. .
Consider The Powder Puff.
Verily the days of our most sacred an(j advertisements for husbands
Institutions are numbered." AllWar invalids in many cases were
flesh is as grass, with the lawn mow- neVer so plentiful as at present. Many
er coming over the hill. The latest women exhibit an irrepressible desire
cry is "Down with the powder puff!" to get married right away and appear
Think of it, girls! You whose shiny j to be quite unconcerned about the
noses, under the protection of the kind of husband they get. ( .
powder puff, have been turned up In lndividaully women who want" to get
derision at wind and sun.: You who
have made surreptitious journeys un-
der the auto ioUlo lap .robe or the vantage o fthe unusual situation. The
overhanging table-cloth to the place more or less shady matrimonial
ot mvsterv where reposed the' little, agencies are making hay .while tho
first aid to beauty. You who cling sun 8l,iC8- "PParently. Btop at
with a drowning grip to the little wad notnl ln oriler to t,,rn Kton.blo
of down and powder with which you.pfnnlB'
, , , , I Thus many have In some manner,
dalntilv cover your freckles and de- ' .- i
,'fecured the names and addresses of
, T1!lle 8 aermineo ea r,, ' women whose nUBb8n,la have been
5U d3 WhCn laVmak: 'killed at hte fronL and Intrude upon
takes away your powder puff, andUic(r gr,tf wUh brazcn otfcrs of gef.
f.maa vnn in stunpar unoowdered and , . . . . . ..
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unprotected before a gaping and
unfeeling publlcT But, peinaps, n
won t go that far! Braver men than
mere law-makers have quailed before
vour Dowder- and, puff ball. iinei
health commissioners, o far, are but
tf'.
Iron for a free trial.1
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FOR FLETCHER'S ;
CASXO R I A
Berlin, July 2. The war has given
a sudden and uupreccdentea impetus
lo the "marriage brokerage" ganie.
married at any cost arc not tho only
ones, however, who have taken ad
ona nUsuanus. i ne men ior tne most
part are men adventurers( but in
few cases are invalided soldiers, either
anxloU8 for a nome or beguiled Into
Iettlng their names be used. ' ;
Bart The Leader delivered., 46c mo,