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The Religion That Really Helps Cannet Be Taken Off and
Put On Again Like a Dress
rljjfl. A WOMAN that 1 knew very well
Ikki ateld mi! lust wink that e th nrr. I
(AW' WUI ftltllpftnv aVia hml tun In A wut
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itjv, 3"1 ei iroueii or mine. ever me ni1
IWlWBl failure of a business enterprise
V a ei trouble of mind eir the n;
that hi. una both ilonrewl nnd
tirarrled, but, te her surprise. 'she feutnl
H impossible te solace herself with thu
Mliainn In (Me minium in f..r.t .i,.
found that aha did net feul like being "Have mercy upon' me. O Ged. nc nc
Wlltleu'. at all. She thought the only erillng t 'lliy loving kindness, necord necerd
tbnt ifuit could have taken her mind "J '. multitude of lh tender
off her worry and kept her uttentlen i nicreiv-.; ter 1 acknowledge my trans trans
wettM have been n rattling geed mele- i gn;lens. nnd my fin Is ever before me.
drama piny or nievlc with lets of tussle , deliver me from bleed guiltiness. O
and adventure In it. (Sed!" nnd net meant It frum the bet-
Of course, I thought It was very nat-' tem 'if his foul.
ttral, and no I did net feel .is surprised !'' cull!t' l"'' prayed that
aa she aeeincd te think that I would b prayer, could net have made It up out
Personally, T have r..ver found that '' heart that was unacquainted with
ether people's religious experience Ged.
could ever be quite niv experience, and The tr'.th of die matter is In ar.y
often, tee. when 1 nrcihntiH- ieeii.ri mnt "tres of life, whether It comes from
te leek at n thing front a ro'lgleus
standpoint that In, te include Cud und
in relation te Illm In my decisions I
reit averse te thinking ut rll : artlen was
jM only Belace te me .iti't te keep se-
tef.
When thu mind is Under a presume
ft. tnedltntinn en teit- or en an episode
in the llfi of it mint n- ni li.. lditrl
tildes, hai no mere pewev te hehl the
attention than the rtwcPt contempl.itleri
of your dearest frlend'i virtues v.eu'.d
held it If your brakes liad censed t"
work en ti steep hill. The. en!; thins
that eeutitH when .ou nre In trouble
la what you are, net wh;it you raigr.i
rave been nor whet you wanted te It.
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ABKLD that woman what she tool
in plac of a religious column that
day she reuld net step te divert he-
Wind with the n:evin. She 'aid lie
3st enneertrnted en hew le get out of
the treuhln wiih nv little lcn of nnuuv
nd prestige as neMihle. In fact, being
vy thepnijh and industrhnu and
unselfish rnd plucky person by n.tture
ad training, she enlled all her tfiaruc-
tr into ...tlen nnd teod her ground
and managed a master'? rtrear. which
wa in Itself a victory. jtathKrlng iip
from all he? aurrcundlngn helpful elr-
? tftncs tha- "raced her spirit te
au Si'i
lene d in net will 't leligien. ard
cause it was br own she did m'
WPOgnisethe miracle and the peiseru
p5fw A ',!'e Kriv and vas
rrateul for whs that with ether going
under nil about her irem the same oed
Wew she had thu strength and spin:
t?..?0.011 :,-n ca".v ."" !th or-
E!a. i waH p. n t0, x, ei- u" wh '
looked en as brstandeis that it wa a
rtered energy of pluck and uaielmbnei's
and balance that he wa. making tier
Jit drafts upon. What she had get
from Ged and stored in her brain and
Iieart yes, and in her body, tee shy
was drawing out of that heart and mind
and body ns one drawl checks en a
Imnfc w hers one has stored capital.
ter mm thing Is sure, we de net g-t
ur religion from ied out of any one
BUt ourselves. It has te be our re-
ligien, and lr Is an affair between Ged
and ourselves, net between ourselves
and a taitd party. In order te have
It te use it must b eurt from Ged.
and It must be part of our make-up. nor
aamethlng which we hae hurriedly
grabbed llke a garmer.t.
Yrt- .. ...,.i i.n . .
Ob near people talk about hav.i.g
lest their relijrieii. What they
mean is that they have never had ,i.
enly something that tu.y were .ea
fertftblv l.ke u dress for .-. t.t.ie If
taey had had it it would have been
mere a part of them than tlulr hands
' "and feet, the essence et their minds,
lie most intimate possession of their
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Xe are often dl&turbed In enr cnl-
culatlens about people because iiuittf
terrible sinners are also religious sen-
You'll Be Tempted te Bake When Yeu
Read of Mrs. Wilsons Het Breads
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Changes Cern Bread Inte
Makes Nevel Kind of
That Is
By MR.V 31. A. WILSON
CctmrttM. IS. te Urs. U. A. TT'e..
riant -Mn 4
1JIACH Saturday I have gatheivd fer1
thle corner some aplend'd recipes.
tvhlch will bring a new angle en bak
(nt, sometimes an old dish that w arc
12 familiar with, and then again an
M&rely new dish.
Saturday id prt-emineutlv the dsy
fbr the family baking. Try these reci
fM, you will find them delicious ; and
If you bava any that will help ibis tr
ttar along just send them in T -rill ;iw
you full credit for thetr.
TUiilil and Nut Cenibruid
3 Iflace in mixing biwl
VtBn f.-uei of cernmral.
Ttee and ent-quwlff .at' "He!
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One ana one-half fcaiyoens or itir,
farce tet'ci iablrtpoeri of btung
9"- 'flake, nut and I-erenut miure dl
Sift twice te blend, then add thice- , drop en a wrll-greased and (leured b'ak-'
"" v .ln sheer txe ine'ieu ,, Till, i
faurthe cup of brown sugar and sift ' '" '' two inc.ies apart. liske in
ataln New add or "eat-' rainutM.
faurth
again
Out -half csp of bocei. dtippirft,
Tvoe tceU'be.atcn eaui,
Tite cup of evr mill..
Beat te smooth batter and add three-'
fbvrths cup of finely chopped nuts, one!
caa of seeded raisins, ami turn in well
trfesed and floured baking nan, having
ikf batter about one inch thick. Hake
tn het even for thirty-rive mluutrs,
SBlnhalas
Viae in mixing bowl
ic
Three-quartern iup of Inula chupftd
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Owe 0!i of ''ccJ reitit. .
U nice e'iu iifivii"! ivi r" "-i
Oite itatpoeu of suit. . , , .
'i'arau fet'fl tdoicsieofis of laUng
scder,
r Tkret taoletpeona et twae,
OM-aai ieope -.
Oaa-ae teapoen of cianume, end
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twice; new rub into thia pre -
neur enc-iin.i c-uy . .. i.... .
asiaital
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iaaada; roll aa for jelly roll, and
s with sharp knife in allcea three-
aaf iviiii iiirfi? inuiniiuiuia ui uui-
Inch thick. I'lace one men
en well greased and floured bak
heft, and mike in tint even zer
,fW imnuies. aueuv um umaii
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nH nill luiik nun uuai u,nij
"T .1 11..I..1. !.!.
tmwuercu lunar, inrn uiusu u-
ftetaaal 8rawBfiT' Toast
UV ' w 1
i?J?r" w" . ..
u or .vwiter.
'mrm
use one cup of nllh te form u dpugh, i " ",u r' 7"'
dTlnte half, and roll each piece g $ V-
bMB)d(
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ahertenlng, then with nnely chop- gj. "J - , .
thin witn nneiy eneiipeii cu- .. -' -"- -
tilnely se; and very moral eltlwr.i fire
irreligious and make, no preteuee at
being lever- of Ged
David la a
stumbllnc block te many people because
of tlie two Brent cress currents of Ills
life hlr. lev. of (Jed and slim ngnitut
tJl . ,llt. ul,c thing is certain, David
wul,t "lH lin, er'1'" ,,ls ereai, genuine
tirii.vcr ter fergiveness:
outward circumstances or from Inward
ita.-n. if we cnll ullstb'ti te out aid. It j
nn te in the rial religion et our in-i
most hcaits, something that we nave
lnirlnWeallj and tint has aecumulnted
there. e de net get religion .iud-
deni, though . mii i.uddi'nly reeeg-
ni that e hae It.
'I'lie ppttliiL- it in :i mr.tter of slew
' as.Mmllatien. Our power te apprehend
'toil Is lessened or inereawd by eny (
choice ue make in life. Tins pfadier
111 n thai Hed can me us from
eurselve-t. It U their way of siiriB
what we knew. AVi can only be saed
. from eureelven by tSed if He becomes
ihe blggiM. part of ouriedves. It w-an ,
'whnt ClirNt junt when Hi- said :
"N. . r'!.les., ti.y ull, t.et Mine
be done. '
(iinl ;,.,..1 Ilim, ,v.i mop n iMrf
of Him tl'-i'i Id w.is humanl; tpeal.-
in.; Himself.
X'' 5Il'!T- ,n ' '""'-i n a
VV blatiip religion i.ml call it a futile,
power bieaus? for some of Ub it lrep I
off u 'Ike a carment. when we '')
need it. V nniH remind ourselves
I that we had forgotten te make it a pun
of ourselves during most of mi- lives.
In tnemeits of ie.il trouble enlv wh.it
is p.fuall a part of eun-vp. tn;
w Uvems ery natural, and yuite bim
pie: we cannot pretend anv mure when
we ate really down and out.
Te watt te leek up religion -some
one else' religion therefer, when .mi i
i,.-e imrd pressed by dlsafter, is nbeut'
as unsatisfactory as te try te think
v. hat you want den" with -our fstnt"
when the ship you are en has stru.-k
an eberg. Yeu will be very glad that
yflU iUVl. sett!cd the question of ei:r
estate, if ou lme attended te it en
&j,err 0Pf0re leaving, and jeu can pe
' about your present business of dying
with serenity for these whom veu leve
who .-.re bring left behind te live.
.My friend in the midst of her trenble
last 'leek could net tttui te listen te m,
thectfits en religion, and she did net
need them. She hud tven betttr
thoughts of her own which she turned,
into acts.. !
New that her stress is hl ever, and ,
sh is rested, perhaps she will read
this and get a sort of help from It, I
because It will threw a little U -lit en
the riase- she did net need ci re- I
ligien. She may se., what I saw at1
the time, that sin -'.is using her own
nd fir.di'i; it ufUien'.
TTWOM firt te lat oil- l.uui throws
I a tr,s; deal of light en this mibje. f
of rJigen :u the heart. The last m,
of His earthly life had te de with two,
dying men nest te Him. te whom He
gme an e.nml fergieness and an equal
claur... te turn te Him. It was ne: !
, a threw of the dice of fati- that ih
of ,t'"lHf ,n'n C011''' enl-T c,IMe "In-.
and that one could recegnirn Ged ir
' Illm I
.VAiM D. LOW HIE.
Something A en and Delicious.
Toast and a Jelly Rell
Chocolate
iiier.d well together,
A'pn-jd ever,
ni(-e!y tea,,ti B''lc" et brent, and then
"r ccu biicc or me prepared toast
with strawberry prwerve. Dust the
top vt the strawberry preserve with)
finely chopped nuts. This is delicious,
for Sunday night suppsr. j
Coconut Macaroons j
Crush corn flakes fine, meavm en
and three-fe'trth cups, ph.ee m berl
and add
T-le
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I'hurelate Jelly He! I
I'lac-e in mixing lwl
Teffce of thre efffft.
une cup of U(70t. I
'fiee-third' cvp nf unlet ,
One and fAree-iuarferj cu'p , flejr.
Une-hitlf (up of cocoa,
Three ttatpoem of leilny iawdt,
On'uartvr teaipoen of nit.
Best hard te blend, and then out and ,
w" n te stirtiy Utatc-n whites of th'
three eggs. Turn in a shallow pan
that has been lines', wit!, paper, which
lu well greased and fletred,
spreading about one-half Jneji thick
onus in net eien rer twelw- luinutei
,Tbe baking sheet will de nirely for this
Cake, folding the paper up at the e;e:n
i end of the pan. Turn from the pan,
remove the paper, and spread marsh-
i maiiew cream pjii an ter Jellv re 1. Then
,preB( Uahtly with the marahmnllew
i wvi via 44i i4i7W wiiuuiite i.Us.TJjrilir.
1 , Kp(0B Wafers
.,, . ,aurfnin.
eicu.
'Arfe-euarfert cvp r,rfe,np.
Heat slowly te boiling pInt, cook
for three minutes, new add
Twe velUleattn tqgt,
Thrte ewpi of flour, in lehinh hat been
lifted three teaipoent of baking powder.
Meat hard te blend, end then dren
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MAMA.l kalln aliAAfa Tlal. f,. . .,
imicu u,n r.,v., uih mr irn nun
, utcs in moderate even. Te prepare the
pans for the wafers first grsaie tlie
1 puna Jiuerauy wtin goec, anerieninf and
Il nnri
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hen rlnae with ici-eald w.teY 7m srh.
nans e new reidv 'te dim, hi
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ircW, wie wouldn't leek proud
all done up in brand-new costumes
te ahew everybody elae the newest styles.
Hampers must be attractive as well as comfortable
and dress must have pockets us well
as trimming.
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Adventures With a Purse
BVAiSjey, has bought a three-plece
su.t v nlch is teally all that i e thl
ee desired. Mini', and a verj attriethe
rk ''"hi. lint we unfortunate inertftls
in faiiriet far forth with a new s.itt
u m but lU jp the old ones. I saw a1
.ill, blouse which wuuld go ve.-y r.icel
with the blue suit. It extends helew
tbe waistline and you could cut efl j
t00 top of the ikirt, attaching it te the i
bIeuM A eerd about the wal.t. with,
twij ilifing UMel8, ftnd beheld, )ou'
have a dresi or a suit, whichever you
will. The blouse is priced at M.M.
in h- dtesvr drawer there -a.-i tin-
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W chaln te hftnR " th'' fl"Br' A,"J'
.,- .t,l m V,nt ,i had rest hut
when she told ms that it had ret but
'( cents I was astounded.
I'er no of sh"l ddrr emi;n' Pure
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lt " important te understand the
or, ,, (l, pblra tPrlh,ics ,-no simplicity
, fll tent or cress tltch. and te
rememUr -ilse tluV ii gded effect can
mil) be obtained by n certain beldn-s
(ll treatment, shadows in strong relief.
and dear ami definite edges, 'Ihe
'apestiy inn he worked In the hand,
but is mere casll) done en a flume,
just .-is 3Ini) t.Mieen of Scots, a famous
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for nee.ll.. work can new add te her i '"..'L n'i i .' T " i? ""' rlr('r rlr('r
ewn home fiirm.hliic the rich note of a,'"' 1"I''' ni"' 1',- "''' Its wav Inte
thenicdlopelitiushlon If shi-re wisbei.
;uel .xfiuiplLS . .. he bought trem te-
liiible de, orators, but nie relathd) ,
h their niuire. .iiii.siie, A pntliu
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lis.) dellais le'.de ; ,ing her'seli it Al
n-atlie u'i usiin- b Mirk'.ng out l.er
own ibsign with s,ii,k ami wool, re
.einberlng ti,at grei point and petit
mil cm he iicmiI .Inett nr t(,ffthei'.
. CniH in, mt i.. flu. ire.r,. 'r.ffecilie. iielititl.e air through the leaves snd (lowers.
point t ie hi iter suited te detail wetk.
A screen done in 1 ctlt point Is bcuu -
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iiiiii, llllil 11 llise laaneN nil uhtiiiv. r.M..n,M ,...v ",. ... p". , iiir.ijjtll
tire trreen, a (ever for a tr.iy or box, wh.ch It cannot -ink. Then It Hews
(r even 11 c.ier for a fiiieiitu been, alnnrf ' lit- until il finds semeth ng It It
(ireH 1111I11I is mere K.illnlil ter luiee can 'JH tlirellL'll. and dilll'Cts let,, n
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sleeves te bring it up
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t(1 ,nte. Ne nintwr what the material.
whal tl)0 ,.oleri ,ell rlul d it. Hnv-
the sleeves eltliei loehe, bell-shaped
ohm, or silt and gathered Inte (lei
I ntt tig tmni i nrnund tlie wrists, i me
n.agie is nceemi.llshed b) adding uev.
mnter n en te the old, ir tn? inner
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i 11.1111, imn me lermer ean no i n iire'i "" v .,. ,i,iir, mm
'aisley design; or vice ersa, Dirry.it is thin .as that makes the air Par -
it i ... .' ....'.. ,.i..i,... i U,n,.,
further way en the dr.e, audi aa,
UUL U urn uuic ui irililiui r-...v
; narrow band of it around the neea,
mausaia of it em nai akiea. c
MaKKsUmJttl fin i
LOVE NOTS
V.y KAY KKAN
.'sub Hest
Keep ti watLhful cy en the husband
who 'ip-ifrsPH indlfferenru te jf
wemi n f i lends. Alus, he who hides he
hind the smoke screen of si-emii.g rude
ikss nnd niir i lee alti-ntKei
"I'is a dancer mijiiuI!
Fer. bre-itlies dure the man vith soul
se (lend, wlien huirt -tin net lit the
Icht of an attnicliie wemunV
In nil snfet may lie sit beside her en
the cui.ch while in j our wary presence.
l.e ! reganl him with suspicion if lie
shuns her npenlj nnd warms net te join
plaudits of her beauty.
Mere reieullng than the fiilse hair
upon the bureau may be the chance
meeting in the darkened corner.
Whe'i a .nun puts en nn indifterent
nanier before Ins wife she can be pretty
Hire lie his 1 1 en dei'ig either tome
b'Hithgi;iug or n Utile tlirtin,: en the
kle.
Cu.v'l"''. JJ.'I 1U I'uD'tC I edjtr Cem illy
The Weman's Exchange
Anether Argument Settled
Te Ih' V.diXer of H'emnn's Page:
I'te.r Madam - A. and U. have an
gument. A. s.iy th.it a. veiitig lady
arw
. ANli V..
i if teu.-i-. vii won't lu l-..'ilng this
u.rumefit r. .bell longer, for, with winter
' coming It d en the hat till the time
when uuie riding. Jlut as te its being
' correct t', iidr nltbeut a. h&t, of rourre
it t- If )ou want te de it
Learning English
le 'i .litn e ' M'unuin's I'm'
Iie.ir Maa.im l'lc.'.se tell its iu ,i.
dr ss of i. H.-lioel cendin'ted tn Jev lh
peii'i w'.ur- r).i-j have a y.-iten te
tea, h ;, j : te rent ami write I.(Tllsh in
a -e ft a. I had their address, but
'''"""' '.-r. In r afternoon
J ,V,';" '""'vilL? I'1,1 'Ml 1&M e
Meml.i Tuesi,ij.i and Wedtisv.Hyp.
and -art T ..ft. ir you g.. m u,,
.f,,,rl. ' "u,1-weuI,'1 at ' or.
TV " 'n.ursdnya.
Can Yen Tell?
P.y I:. .1 r.,-1 A. W. JJei,v
Where the llain lieew
"" '","" ":,M" j1 ' "-''tn MKen up'
j'1"'"" '",".1 .."'" '"'' rajs, ntfet
"'" l-ii-itlr 1. I'.ut iiianv ether things '
h ipl v" " par's n, the ruin whu-h de'
llet llll I UlUC rtflt llltll til' 0O.l II . It
d'p"lids er mi.h upon the (Oleum of
in enith s surfaee ni the point wl.eie
'In 1. un falls. Wheie theie Is veto.
tail m, a great deal of It Is suel.n un
. fteiu 'lie gtniim nnd clien back tnle
Seme of the rain even there Kinks dn,n 1
' Inie tLe arth until It .trlkes some
I ...lulnmiA II!. n , rin' ni, nlai ,1.h..U
t ... .111.. (.....:,... .. 1
lioei, lie'eiui.v luruilllK (" llliliTglillinil I
lake and 1 ,ter perhaps, a spring. The
niiimal life 111 tu ground, such us moles, J
worms, en-,, use up some 01 llie water,
j,tit it nil Sets back Inte the ulr e.inl.
uallv te .nine down again eiiec mere
'In the iemi of rnln.
1 Knlling lain freshens the nir because
"'', ,.,. ;."
I III llillC llllil lies
' t urnes me nusi um emer impurities
hefere it, nnd se cleans or wnsnes the
nir. The air In our cites in uIinnHt
istnntly tilled with smoke containing
... . ...... , ...i , . -: -
innu.i r.,n ,". n'i new-
cM-r, iir ilr eii away by he falling
is rmu. i.imii,.,., , i.c )r umn
..1...... r. n,, WltlAll VA .,nll r.....& ...1
' n..lrtr fresh.
a . .
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prl aaanaaf"
JWH -,' Tlf4
'
""""' .' " " ',' ' ''' "loieMiiK erni ,,,), ljf ,y tearful iM,uei,j te 'Viiaie
f Jis tei a iide without stepiilnp niy- :n... lMUeu blushes" she remained ej-
"' " , . " , ' 'e,u r...j , riuratf. no we compromised, nen doing
I' -"'" '',l , ,n '''', "'''' f ' in If the deR-vlbing and I'm ileluj the cne
, . '. " . ",n "h ' .'.Vul!.', "r ''" u"" mentlng. Flease u-membtr thul she's
leg te ..e I'Umsk tttl the iiiRuirent. , my fr.el)t. ttna j.JtKO ,-0 jeiirself.
Tkattn al
iNUVJ3iXHlSJ!iK, 4, JLWM , I
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
ffr te CvnlMe's celutus f
rirtta en .ens . e..je.''K
und must be ntanrd ulth (he irrllrr's
ten
be BtiMHStd 4 ih wntyde9 ''0iJEilS
If. .tfntenfil lnKfr end ler, """PJ
en leth (idea or th ensr telll "? t
nam aitii erfdrem. The tieme will nej
ansuifr that ren . t Svcii ( "
Mlllllla anil! atw... f.nb Sa. HJ 01
eaj letter urs enlu rla u-heti
abteivttlu necctiarv.
Wanta te Knew Him letter
Dear Oyhthla Wilt you tell me,
please, what I um te de In it case lllte
thle? Inm e girl of seventeen, who
la quite fend of a. boy friend. Hu la
eighteen end very attracts e. He treats
all the girls the same as me, but I leve
him and weutcl UUe te Knew hew te at
tract his attention and win his love.
Dear Cynthia, pltaw advise me In thin
matter, for my heart is breaking. I de
want se much te knew him better.
LOVKLOttX.
Don't be ailly about this boy. Yeu
arc tee yeuhg te be really in lete. with
him. Just be natural nnd friendly
with lilm and oak him te ceme sea you
seme time. Yeu will seen get te knew
lilm better.
"Seulement Une Fltle" Describes
Heraelf
Dear Cynthia I'lcase may I nutwer
"ri"!! Veui I'laltV letter? Thank :.ou.
All iiht, I'm game If you are, but
I'm very much afraid you're going te be
surprised, shocked and, disillusioned.
Vans of our description wcre startling
In their reality, but I'm ufrald .ou liave
me "atl wteuk" physically. You'd
better fit down, because the theck lt
fetng te be awful. Are you ready V
Here geci.
I'm a trllle ever five feet live, and,
much te my ixrtew, I can't claim thu
1S3. (Wlch I could.) Veu suei'sed
my hair rlht, except that it's tint
awful color brown, se antly termed
"nondescript" My eyes there arises
a centi evers), for my filcnda claim
they're hazel, but my mirror tclla me
ttieyie uccnieuiy gietn aim neep sei.
Yeu may take our choice, whichever
you prefer. Obliging, yea'.' Oh, yes,
I ean smile, and wdien I de every one
is nware of the fact, for my mouth is
i built en generous proportions. My nese
is funny, lias a llttle dent where the
i bridge Joins my forehead. A photeg-
i turner (un, ), i indulge occasionally;
or.ce teM mil that It was cmlte aristo
cratic, but, as 1 tall le soe it, I can't
become rncenelltd. Yeu guessed my
..,.!. Ana. n,l. ...r av. ..,. fhnl t e'.t.'t
i if.Ul i;UIILII .1''. I,VVI, .....fc ....
ciuiMl int) luierrtHiuy mm 111111-1 iciuiiuu
l.idylllie pallor, for I alwan hae a
bllitlit tingij of color, moie or lets
( me-it ly lens). I tan teirlbly. and It
i never i.eema te quite wear oft, re, w-ore
' It net for the aforementioned color
I'm afraid I'd be qulte sallow. Iteally,
, It's teirlbly illshcirtcntnir te "take
steel." of yourself. The general Imprcs
, slen Is Lad enough, but whim jeu cume
down te details It's tragic. I'm sorry
I couldn't ceme up te your ph sical
description, for It sounded most at
tiacilve. reiluip!. you may tlud con-
solatleu in tn fact mat tlie res: of me
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UU KUUnnuU ..'., . Ve.tJ , I1U VII. ,,V, 14, u
- ieu Knew Bijou, uie "ucauiuui tmngsv
1 New I ceme te the pleasant part of
I lli icli'ii j"yi umu iifiiuii. ivttiin
l don't laugh. If you de, I'll be terribly
l hurt and I went write uuy mere, se
tneifl! t:et mat It would really manor
much, hewuver. That sounded terribly
egotistical, didn't it? I didn't mean
te be.) Vou're tall and of that rangy,
clean-cut, wholly thoroughbred type et
man. I haven't qulte decided If you're
light or dark, although I'm inclined
toward the latter. 1 de knew, however.
that you have the j.iw of a. man who"
"does- iningj, , humorous ana sensi
tive mouth. The e.es of n "dreaniHi"
of irreat thltifpj " A trlde stern, per
haps, hut eve.i that could change te n
liumoreiiH Iwlnkle er a wonderful ter.
derness. Yeu'ie beusltie, 1 think, and
wonderfully theuKhtfu'. about the "llttle
klndne.',.'n th.it count " Yeu have hlsli
Ideabi, arc ambitious nnd, te a woman
for whom you cared, there is just one
went ipoer.overworhed tittle word mai
would express 11: Yeu would be won wen
detful. e'ousldciute. courteeiiH and, If I
mn take the liberty te r.ay .se, you
Imiires', m as ticlng the s."rt of man
who would "Iemi but once, and then
for all time." Tlie real, deep love that
counts. I mean, imt some silly Infatua
tien. I'm seiry I don't have a flttinrr
nietatl'.n te cud ttua witn, but I cant
think of any that will txprcri Juitt what
I went te uuy. An It Is, thlb lj far from
lucid.
I think I've Imposed upon Cynthia's
geed nature long eneugn, se win say
geed nimit witn inn pleasant anticipa
tion of leading your description seen
1nndnpH. 1 theueht I rvnm finished
I but it s.'ams as though I'm net. My
' very bet chum Just read whut I've
, , 1Uen in(, it)biliU, ,j,,en glvlmt you i,.e
I (rb(.,.iptlen of ni. I refus. il. but In
There Is a story In a November nuga
zltin which, except for the mouth, gls
a very geed description of .Seulemunt
L"m I'llU) In the principal eharaetei
The eyeH and personality, espeelally,
(Il'm! I'll have te read that and tind
out all about ni)self.) Undurneath l.tr
apparently tlippuiit manner shu him tlie
most wonderful character, the sweetest
personality and the fjrciitet depth of
feelln and understanding of any me I
knew. (Gee, this Is the ben tletlen t
ever read. If mat girl oei.tiuu.-i si e't
,J8 novelist ceme uay. ymj ne.)
I Khe'i tall, slender, ha.s small ImndH ami
I "' "!m "'. N .'''. '" ,mts of
(Sendu like ' dental ',1. "'J,,.
l"Bt,-" l0- . Veur description or her
, kin Juat rlffiit, except that am alwav
hsa soil (f wild tesV color rri,i7 wy
that love W blind but I'm bcjdnnlng n.
Ibelleve trat rriennstiip is. tool, und 1
1 llke the advertisements, "The Mtln " (I
iicnlK. 1'remlse or no premise, TIicie
in a limit te all thlngri, ,ind n,h has
mused the limit Ieuk age. All huts .ire
J off.) Why, If I let tl.at nlrl continue.
shed t,aw me Bounding llKi a sublime
ei mblniitlen of a heuil und a mete
star. It Hiiro "listuns gel," but the
reality' My remarks would l.e censored,
ivj I'd better net attempt te tay 'em.
si:L'LUMi:.vr- itkk piLLr:.
I flings 1 OU 11 LOVO te MuliC
A Delight ful Muff of bilk Tublne
! ,';, , , IUUms
I iesterday 1 told jeu hew I., make
1 am, and pretty cuffs and cellar of
"um. .' """!' ' mn ei tie
same mnterlul that Is stunning ami
nm., iur nitiiiucr m iiieces of
,.l...... ... nil!. ...I..... ..
muiiiu m eun, unci or nun, -i
. them with cotton or wool vaddlug. Make
a iirnizDi inuu ei seme nniin ,,,..i...
and atfieh the tubings te the Unfngl , A
jTTK
I imm !
IBaHAvpHlSj I
I I !
iiPtTOtt.
itnEw-Mfc!
Nearly Every Terrible Crime
Discloses Seme Peer Little Waif
j
Who Has Become Thoroughly Bad Through Lack of Training
and Association Through a Life of Misery and Want
ALMOST every terrible crime that is
cemmlted and found out is n bless
ing for aeme peer, wretched creature
whose life has known nothing but
strife und suffering.
Often it is n girl, wliose manner is
delimit and Impudent when she H ar
rested. She is sullen and bitter with tlif
authorities who try te get the truth
from her about the part she played
or knew nbeut in the nlfniv.
There is ie remorse, no fright, no
consciousness of hnving done wrong, in
her behavior or speech.
And we put her down as jus plain
had. incorrigible.
Se tdie in.
But why wouldn't she be?
"When you think of the number of
such persons there arc in the world nnd
the little chance they have of being
anything rite, ye'u wonder hew It is
that things manage te go en us well
as they de
It comes out, during the trial lit ,
whicli the girl Is questioned, that her iiieti, ei course, ir oeimrs tnem and
mother is dead and l.er father is n shewsbut that's tiet her fault. It's
drunkard, or else that her mother is theirs.
an evil-tempered shrew, while her The best of us are penersc enough
father comes home once in a while te for that!
beat hi wife and abuse his children. But even If she runs into some one
Or pirhaps both parents are dead, ' with a closed understanding like this.
and the girl is trying te Bhlft for her-' the crime that has brought her out of
self. her darkness of ignorance is a blessing.
for it the.vs her at least the pessl-
IX ANY case "shift for herself" is bliltlcs of another kind of life nnd
the proper expression. ' it may bring her the content that she
She has never known any happiness, has never 'been able te find the elher
and very little real comfort or content, wnv.
Strife, quarreling, peveity nnd gen- I'Vw peivms who have been brought
era! desolation Ii.ivd been her portion, up carefully arc thrown upon their own
Leftovers and makeshifts have i rceurccs se early that they haic nor
formed her living. had some training beforehand.
Is it en) wonder that she neon IJven if they- tire, there is n back
nizrs no difference between right and ground of instinct that protects th"m
wreng: is it te.nnrkable nt all that she Take a girl whose parents liRve no
should grew bitter and defiant, when pilnclples nnd whose forebears nlw lett
people who have never known suffering theirs what has she? There's neith-r
or want accuse her of being a hope- Instinct nor knowledge, no guidance, no
lesslv bid cne nnd impossible? u)mpathv, no love
All that must be broken down be- Oh, If only it were ppsslble. after
fore she ean hne u life of nny Mud. the crime nnd the discovery, te make
All that misery mu-t be wiped out , up te the'-e peer little sinful waifs for
of her mind, all the hardness taken that wretched misery that they suf suf
eut of her heart, before new ideas may I fered beforehand!
INC SttpQfiOY UQX ' KAMI. DKYO IMTCIIKLPII
Jeh,i Xlcelc murrint Anne Tcmile i knew who was holding her. She did
knewir.i! tint h hn a ita-rct in Acr net knew why he had come or hmv
'. 7 fcneicr, feo, thai the dne , he happened te b. there, hut for tlie
net lore Mm, but hd .'? aoeMf trin- pres'uit it wan enough that he was
nina her leee mid euri adu. Uut Ihc there. Her senses were reeling, eon!,
minute he m sure of her, he hcjiui te sober reason had deserted her, and as
Itend nheut hrr pint. He flnallv his arms tichtened. nnd in the fragrant
dheerer.i ia jsne hat had a child, I darkness, his lips found hers, she clung
eik'. Minded hi) italeuiv, he icruri
her of the tremf. That night Anne
jec fe htf htibu, nnd hum her ilr
priaMii ill n'm pnrurnenfii. Thiee
deyt htrr the child dies. In the '
tnenntitnr Steele realize 7ili fore for
Amu; and i eager te atone for
what he ha.i done. lie. ;eej te her.
and .tune trlh him that ihe rhlld it ,
rfenif. Me trfuscs te have anvthina
te de cith him. lleKceer. Marci'i '
Hteele, Jekn'.i mother, intcrcrnn.
anil t'tir. line a ten; in'fft her en ii
trip, .s'ic nml Anne ftrre.ue friends,
hut filially thf day arrlces iiiei .Imie
trlh Jf an tit, that nhc hat derided te
pe auay and lead hei' own lift.
The Chains of Leve
IS ANNIVS mind things had bestm re '
ndjitet themselves. S'nce she hud
unburdened herself tn Marci.i Stetlr,
the nr.-a bud gmwn shadowy nnd she no
linger brooded nbeut It morbidly. It
Win, enough te lemvutrute en tl'e pres
ent .old future, ami in her hours alone
sh1 h.id wer.trd out n i-wr'e thai she i
iti'.ended te fellow-. But the immediate
pa t. the past that leiiecrned her hu
Imnd. she w.is ntriiid te face. Tin re i
she wa uiiMin of herelf. sh w.i
terrified of being hv.ept nwnj bv l.er
emotions, und se slip deliberately forced
him out of her thoughts nnd planned
a future that did net include him.
Xew that she was phvsicallv well
again, 'he was restless, She felt tl.at
!ie could no longer accept Mareiu't.
hospitality. Thie were times when
die wondered hew she had ever brought
herself te accept m mud., but at the
''me Mar da had peisuimed h"r. Anne
hud been tee ill le argue iis'nii-l it.
Ami s,, he had planned te leuve. Phu .
would start her life anew, and in the I
e,ir' te Willi she would wall: alone,
serene and ceiillduit that at leat she
could suffer no mure, than she tilremly
had in the juist.
.Mnrcia had ben a ilnrlins about
ever) thing. When Anne hud spoken of
he- decision, she had expected ohje ehje ohje
liens, but iii'teiid Mnrcia had seemid
te iindrrsti ml, and new it was all
-nie I. Mine nan men m weens at
I'lne i re-t, ami toineriow sne would
.,, i,nii; te the cif and tul.e lm hei
, ,. lit-,,, Sh- . -1 1 ! n .;'ii eiiiet co-i-
! l.er ilit .,
AVIr as Ilf.i like li, ,!'
then'i. I- Wb) did i in
1,1 I'M'
a li a,, .
.. . .. ...! .!.... , .
.' 'in
fi.m 1..M. than menV Wh, el il...; in :m
i-e '.iinll and !n oensciiucm c suffer .i
Hit IT '111. -"!-: 'Ill "1.-I"! ! Il 111 l
MU.-uy wneil lliey were UlsliiielntedV
, w.ia an pu iiiuair. .Hen- eie caileM
ihe -uiirler te. In every way tae
weie rated htipeinr te women, and et
'hey r.ei.r loved us women loved, hi
einise it vm only in raie cases th.it
tiiey loved unsfdllshly.
Anne was se deeply engresupii in e,
own thoughts that she ,11, 1 net hear
loe'steii'i en the ni.th behind he sli.
, was entire!) 'inawiire of the fact that
- any one wni vrar her, uii.il some en,
' uchtsl he,, liphilj , the una, ami then
us she whirled mound like a Hash sh
, letind her-elf suddenly . rushed nimnd
a l.lllll ! MtT'lst.
. "" iiiui., eui in I lie iMiiinei-. sle
j t k i'iw, nn-- own rni'i li ttii'l "l"
1 we ill' pi en Iv, hue lilm ii i'c i 1 if
Just Try an Experiment-
Buy a packet of
N
SA1ADA"
TXl
delicious Tea
'r&m Jr J
be fed te her peer starved mind, and
a new life offered te her.
The crimp Hint she etirses because
It found her out. will prove te he n
blessing, because it will wive, her from
the overpowering Influences under
which she bus been laboring.
If she docs net appreciate or profit
liy her new ndvuntnges, It is either
her fault or the fuult of her bene
fai ters.
With reasonable, kindly, sympathetic
nnd net tee closely watchful guidance,
she should emerge a different girl, one
who wants te llve hecnuse she finds
life interesting and worth living.
If she doesn't, then she is bnd:
there') no hope for her, because If love
mid diicipllne will net reach u girl's
heart, there's no heart there.
C10MU TIMi:s these who take her In
edinrge are net wise, they de net put
the girl's past fur enough into the
background.
They nre constantly wntrblng, wait-
ing for the evil spirit te show in her.
te him shnnicMsslr.
Then idle drew back, remembering
but ng'ilu he caught her close, mid
itKiiin the earth shook under her f et
and the stars danced cruzily in the
heavens, as he kKscd l.er.
There were no words lietwetu then,
net then, f'liii'.'ing hands and enter
lips were emmgli. for after all these
two had levdl iiiui would go en loving
Afterwntd th(re would tome etker
liing?. Hitter uiemeiie.-, would stir In
Anne's liemt and bring villi them un
hnppilies-'. cold leui-en would mock nt
h"t fer the veakness of her suricnder,
but the pendulum would hwing hnek .
life h nlw.-iy.i that wnj, and for th
moments ui the heiglits what wenuii
would net willing!) ye through the
depths of pain 'Hid suffering with ths
man sh.- love'?
(Hie Kud.)
A girl with the lirllen"s blamed
en the time nf today gets a jolt
She finds herself sincerely in love
vith one man, nnd that until just as
sineertl.i intent upon the Idea that
she thinks of j.izj; and nothing else.
This K thu theme of
"The Reckless Age"
a story that is del eloped in the un
expected nnd dramatically Inkiest
Ing way possessed 1)
Hazel Deio Ilatcheler
Mert tin tirst Installment en
Monday, November 6"
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