DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD, DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA. Mf ' '' '-' " M WOT B i' . Hot Weather Meats J- Veal Loaf, to serve cold: Cooked Corned Beef, select and appetizing. Chicken Loaf, Ham Loaf and Veal Loaf, delicately seasoned. Vienna Sausage, Genuine Deviled Ham and Wafer Sliced Dried Beef for sandwiches and dainty luncheons. Iniltt on Lilly's at your groctr'i Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago 'HhK Speed of Bullets. Tho speed of bullets is measured In eoveral different ways and with the most exquisite accuracy, oven to the' fiwlllanth of a second. A cylinder hav ing r circumference of 1,000 milli meters revolves ten times in a sec ond. Each spaco of one millimeter will represent ono ten-thousandth of 'At a second. Each millimeter spaco J5 divided into ono hundredths, which can bo read with a Vernier scale. A tube- 100 meters long is filled with an explosive and at every ten meters of Its length Is fixed an insulated con ductor governing an electro-magnet that sets in motion a pen or stylus tracing lines upon tho cylinder, tho curfneo of which has been coated with tamp black. When the chargo is ex ploded, the breaking of the succes etvo circuits fixes exactly the time that elapses between the breaking at very ten-meter interval, and ths gives us the speed of the explosion. Safety First. Bacon This paper says St. Louis policemen have, been Instructed to keep their uniform coats tightly but toned when on duty. Egbert Geo! St. LouIb must have florae very clevor watch thieves. Marriage Is the worst kind of a fall are when a man marries for money and doesn't get it. A lucky man is always pointing with prtfjsj to his superior Judgment KsJlMWF7? 9M JSIfllrM I 181111 ' A Summer Vacation At Home Avoid needless work, especially hot cooking, and plan to get all possible rest and leisure. There are many ways. For instance, a hot breakfast is uncalled for in summer. There's no excuse for early morning cooking with Post Toasties in the house. Nothing will please husband and children better than a bowl of crisp, delicious Post Toasties with cream or good milk. , There is pleasure in serving this dainty food and you start the day without work or worry. With Toasties in the pantry it takes but a moment to prepare a breakfast or lunch that pleases all you save time and temper. Order a package of Post Tr iitioa from your grocer f ''.el your home vacatic . , 120 J Sle :r3l5a HOTEL RADISSON MINNEAPOLIS Offers a cordial welcome and courteous service to all. RATES Rooms witk Rnnning Water - $1.50 per Jay Rooms with Toilet and Running Water $2.00 per day Rooms with Bath and Toilet $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 per day INDIVIDUALITY AS A FACTOR Impossible to Separate What Is, and Must Be, the Part of Man's Own Being. Any attempt to dollno tho ultimate spirit of tho individual seems doomed to failure. Thoro Is a saying of Bishop But ler's which might well bo recommend ed to tho philosopher: "Everything is what It is, and not another thing." So individuality Is simply Individ uality; and tho attempt to dlscovor somo further meaning for tho word can only lead to error. We might bo tempted, for Instance, to suggest that a man's true ego Is nothing moro than his character. But Individuality goes doopor oven than character. Character changes; tho individual remains tho saino. Thus a man who in his youth is hon est may meet with temptations that make him a thief; so, too, tho senti mentalist may become a cynic. Tho changing character Is no more than a manifestation of tho individ uality beneath. A Germ Crank. Tho Author (describing his play) And then tho villain is mado to blto tho dust. Tho Lady How very insanitary I You don't need bank references In order to borrow trouble. The Married Life of " ' By MAUEL HERBERT URNER ' Originator of "Their Married Life." Author of "The Journal of n Neglected Wife," "The Woman Alone," etc. They Dine at an Anarchist of Real (Copyright, 1315. by tho McCluro Newspaper Syndicate.) Tho clatter of dishes mingled with tho hum of voices, nnd the air wns thick with smoko nnd garlic. Tho long tables woro without cloths, and woodon benches took tho plnco of chairs. Around tho walls was a lino of hooks, from which hung a motley nr ray of wraps. From tho door way they scanned crowded tables for an empty place. "How about that other room? You wait hero," and Mabel H. Urner. Warron s t r o d o through to what had been the back parlor of tho once dignified old house. Although Helen had wanted to see what this much-talked-of anarchist restaurant was like, tho stifling cig aretto smoko and bare tables woro not alluring. She was almost glad when Warren came back with n brief "full up." But as they turned to leave some body called out jovially, "Hold on thero! Always room for two morol" Wnrren nodded his thnnks as thoy took the end of a bench mndo vacant by tho others sliding themselves and their dishes closer together. Somebodj shoved toward Warren a soiled menu mimeographed in purple ink. Glancing over his shoulder, Helen saw tho Items, "Bean soup, 10c; Small steak, 25c; Succotash, Cc," and promptly decided that tho food was too cheap to bo either good or clean. "Seem to be shy on waiters," War ren tried to catch tho eye of a man in shirt sleeves dashing kitchenward with an overloaded tray. "Steve's the only food sllnger here but he's a wonder," a man opposite Informed them Sociably. "Ho must be to wait on this crowd," admitted Warren. "Never been to Mollle'a before?" "This is our first offonse." "Well, I'll show you tho ropes. Write your order on this," reaching for a small pad, "and give it to Steve. Then forget i!" "Any bread up that way?" called someone. "Sure!" and a long French loaf went coasting down tho baro table. Helen thought of tho wet, dirty dishcloth with which Stovo had Just wiped off ono of tho other tables, and decided not to eat any bread. "How about a cocktail?" Warren asked their friend opposite. "Cnn you get anything to drink hero?" "If they know you. Tnko a chance write it down anyway." "Dear, look!" Helen was gazing nt the weird hectic-colored posters above the line of coats. "Are thoy Cubist and Futurist or what?" "There's tho chap that drew them," Tho man opposlto pointed out an anemic-looking youth with flowing hnlr and tie. "Maybo ho knows." Stove now dashed up with a tray laden with bowls of thick, reddish brown bean soup. Two of these he shoved across the table to Warren. The soup had slopped over tho nickel edge of the bowl in smeary brown streaks. With a feeling of re vulsion Helen pushed It from her. "What's tho matter?" sharply. "Now no supercilious airs hero!" "But, Warren, I can't very well eat soup with a fork," for only a fork and a black-handled knlfo we're at her place. "Tho spoons are out there In tho pantry in a box to your right," was tho helpful suggestion of a young woman next to Helen. With tho air of a habitue, Wnrren strode back to tho green swinging door, beyond which several of tho others had foraged. "Did things look clean?" whispered Helen when he returned with the spoon. f "Didn't notice," indifferently. "Ah. hero wo are!" as Steve slammed he foro them two cocktails In plain whis ky glasses. Tho cocktails woro dark and sweet ish, and Helen drank hers with dis taste, but it gave her courage to try tho soup. "If Stovo don't bring all you order" (tho man opposlto reached for his hnt nnd coat), "hustlo out and help your self. That's the rule here." His place was soon taken by a dark, forolgn-looklng woman with gleaming black eyes and pallid skin. She seemed well known hero, and was greeted with cnroless familiarity. "Ono of my bluo days," us she lit a cigarette with long, nervous hands "How I loathe Sunday! If I'd had a good dose of cyanide, I'd have shuf fled off today." "Oh, wo all feel like that at times," comforted tho man with tho Vandyko beard who sat noxt to her. "What got you hipped today?" "I don't know," musingly, watching the circle of her cigarette smoke, "ex cept this was tho anniversary of my divorce." "Wouldn't mind a littlo thing Hko that," said her nolghbor cheerfully. Taking otf her dusty black hat, sho tossed It up on n hook. Her dark, cloudy hair wns colled in a careless knot low on her neck. Helen watched her, fascinated. It was a gllmpso into a dlfforont world. Who wuh thlB weird, dark-eyed wom an? What did sho do? In splto of nor unhealthy pallor and her shabbl noss, she was curiously attractive. "Now that's what I call a fetching get-up," grinned Wurren as a man came in with a slouch hat Lasgy cor duroy trousers, and sandaled foot. siF dsS 3p) a Helen and Warren Restaurant in an Atmosphere Bohemia I "Sandals!" Helen stared nt tho tan straps over the black socks "We've struck tho real thing this time," with a chuckle. "Wonder If that's a bomb," as nnothor newcomer deposited a box on the mantel But It contnined nothing more nlnrmlng than somo announcements of a "Feminist Ball," which were dis tributed with Jovial comments. As several were now leaving, tho man with tho Vnndyko beard rose nnd hospitably announced: "A Jnmboreo nt JIminlo's tonight! Everybody como that cnn!" "Oh, I don't think I'll go after all." murmured tho dark-oyed woman. "What'ro you going to do?" "Go back to my room and mope," flicking tho ashes from her ciga rette. "Don't be a fool," lighting his plpo. "Whero'ro you living now?" "Same placo 380 Washington square It's rotten but the room's only four per Man ovorhend walked tho floor all last night." "That was pleasant You como on to Jlmmlo's! Have a drink first." "No, thanks. I'm not drinking. So long. Tell Jlmmlo my mood's not hilarious enough for his party." Taking a quartor from her hungry looking purso, she laid It by her plato, reached for her hat and Jacket, and hurried out 380 Washington square what kind of a place was It? wondered Helen. To what dingy, dreary room was this wo man returning? It wns lato now, and tho crowd was gradually thinning, "Mollle" herself came out from the pantry, rolled down hor sleeves, took off her apron, arid sat at ono of tho tables to chat. Sho was tall and angular, with short, bUBhy hair, and an interesting faco. "Good crowd tonight, Molllo?" "Fair. Forty-eight. If they'd only come earlier." "No. I'll pay for my own dinner. 1 graft on clgarottes but not on food," Insisted a girl as a man went up to Molllo with two checks. "I'll have to sign for mlno tonight," announced tho man with the Bandals as Molllo drow from a deep pocket a bag of change. "Wondor If I daro tip her?" mut tered Warron. But when Mollle handed him his chango, It was with a friendly "Good night" nnd an air that plainly implied "no tips." Outside It was snowing wet, sting ing flakes. Helen shiverod and hold hor muff to her faco as thoy started down tho tee-coated steps. "Wasn't it interesting?" eagerly taking his arm: "But not at all what I expected. I always thought an archists " "Oh, they're not the bomb-chuqklng kind;" Warren paused to turn up his collar. "JuBt an impracticable bunch, trying to make over the world, Did you hear that chap spouting about the war and universal anarchy?" "No, I was watching tho woman op posite ub. Wasn't sho weird? Yet," musingly, "In a way sho was fascinat ing, too. There's Washington squnro Just ahead. Let's walk through and see what 380 Is like." "Somo studio Joint. Know what's the matter with her don't you?" "Why no," wonderlngly; "what do you mean?" "Dope." . "Oh!" with n shudder, tightening her hold on his arm. They wore on tho south side of tho square now, and through tho swirl ing snow Helen tried to read tho numbers over tho dimly lit doorways. 384, 382, 380 the "shabbiest of all that shabby row. The lower windows wero dark, but thero was a faint light on tho third floor. The blind was up and Helen could see tho dim, un shaded gns Jet and a patch of wall paper. It looked unutterably dreary Was that her room? Was sho up thero now, trying to flght off tho crav ing for trio drug that was wrecking her? For a fleeting second Helen had a wild impulse to dash up to that room to tell that woman that sho wanted to help her. Then, as Warren Impa tiently drew hor on, sho lowered her face In her muff and hurried along the slippery pavement without looking back. The wholo evening had beon for Holen an Illuminating glimpse Into tho careless good-fellowship, tho reck less Improvidence, and the sordldness -of Bohomlanism. And now she pressed closer to Warren with a throb of thankfulness that it was a life of which rulther of them wns a part. Meter Reading Made Easy. Meter inspectors who stalk into ono's house, leave cellar doors open and croato several varieties of trou ble and commotion aro to become only unpleasant memories to tho houso holder, because of a recently adopted building feature Architects have takon cognizance of the inconvenience that attends tho placing of meters that can only bo read from within doors nnd have solved the problem by pro viding spaco for tho motors next to tho outer walls and by the lotting in of small doors through which tho In struments may be road from tho out sido. A glass panel protocts tho me ter indicators, and through this the reading Is made. Tho door contain ing tho glass pnnel is ilttod with a lock, which protects the metor against tampering. Tho householder's is not tho only gain from the now plnn, how over. Slnco door bells need not bo rung, nnd since circuitous trips through dingy passages are unneces enry, much tirao is saved by the In spectors and much cxpenBo by tho gas and oloctrlo companies Sj- VHt V3t- - V lTt Contents 15 Fluid Drachms! ALCOHOL-a PKH C.r.NT, AYcgclnhlcPftpnmlionforAs siniilntinllicFoiHlinJKiuLT tintj Ihc StoirudMnnd Howcls of Km5SmS3ITJMl3a Ironiolcs Digest ion,C.hccrfiil' nessmulRe.st.Cimtninsncillicr Opiiiin,Morphiiic nor Mineral. wot Narcotic. JymtiM Sttdr 1V 3f4M . PotAtJU SUn JMM Sttd jirDutui CUnttiS Sum. h'tnltrjrmn Yaniya- A"rwrfcctl?cmcdy'r6rrH)iuTtfP' .utm...x)iir oiuuuicRummuiai, Worms, revvrishntsrt iiiut lossor Sleep; i . " facsimile SljjiVUdrir of Iff CKNTAim CoMrjuN) 3 Exact Copy of Wrapper 1 Discretion. "Do you bollovo in ghosts?" 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H, T Children n!T. 1 via Efc-KSf A w&. qraM HI LD H .tm H A wrru What is CASTOR I A Cnstorln is a harmless snbstltnlo for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops nntl Soothlntr Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotio substance. Its ne;o is its gnarantco. It destroys Worms Bud allays Fevcrishncss. For moro than thirty years lb lias been in constant uso for tho relief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wind Colic, ull Teething- Troubles and Diarrhoea. It rcpnlatcs tho Stomach and Bowels, Assimilates tho Food, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend GENUINE C ASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the (jcacMk In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought TM 0NTAUf OOMfANV, NW YORK OITV, To bo good, according to somo poo plo, is to bo a hnsbcon. Drink Denlson's Coffee, For your health's snko. Ire is tho worst half of satire. $1.00 OILLOTS In tho grrat Oklahoma Oil FlelJi. Mr agents are matins bin uunr telling thoso. 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Canada is Ca!linBu to lier BicttWheat Lands She extends to Americans a hearty in vitation to settle on her FREE Home stead lands of 160 acres each or secure some of the low priced lands in Maui toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. This year wheat is higher but Canadian land Just ex cheap, so the opportunity is more attractive than ever. Canada wants you to help to feed the world by tilling some of her soil land similar to that which rittrintr manv vears has avcrnced 20 to 45 of wheat to the acre. Think what you with wheat around $1 a bushel and so easv to net Wonderful vields also of ijttfe Oata, Barley and Flax. Mixed farming growing. The Government this year Is asking farmers to put increased acreage into grain. Military service is not com Sioux City Directory "Hub of tho NorthweBt." NEIL TREATMENT I MIMR ANtl IIRIIR rIARIT I NEAL ItmrrUTE. 1107.9 Pl.r.Slr.i,SU.iCItr,I.wa PHOTO SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS Bett Developing and Printing at Popular Prices. F. D. HENNESSEY. 510 FIFTH STREET. 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