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ONE million men i'll the United
States are out of employment, and
therefore Of no use to God, man, fam
lily, or country, because of the scarcity
of money in this country, consequent
upon the hellish work OF Congress in
providing laws under which men could
convert greenback legal tender into
non-taxable U. S. bonds, instead Of
putting it to use in various lines of
industry. This is the united work of
both the old polital parties. To
repeal the laws creating a bonded debt,
and to pay it all at once incpaper
money, is the duty of the people, and,
sOfhsip us God, we will meyer vote for
any caAdatate for Congress who is not
in favor of free coinage OF silver and
of paying, all U. S. bonds in legal
ttender.-Po me1Oy's AdUance Thought.
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THE NercsSy man IN his issue OF
September 18th emits a batch of his
usual silly slush in his comments on
the editorial in THE GRAPuIC entitled
- Exaggerated crop reports As usual,
he exhibits his ignorance of the situa-
-tiOn and his contempt for the interests
Of the farmers. Every intelligent far
mer in the county knows that our
statements in regard to the crops were
correct, and We have not found one
yet to assert the contrary. Every
intelligent man also knows that the
publication Of false reports of immense
crops has the direct effect of lowering
prices OF farm products. Already the
spreading abroad of such reports has
caused an immense loss to the farmers
who have been compelled to sell their
wheat and before prices can be restored
millions of dollars will be lost to the
farmers OF Kansas.
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courteous uFgunent that the principles
# the peoples party are erroneous, or
iapraSticalsle, have frnui The beginning
hiied their columns WIKI s'seh a mass
of villiHcation and ',bgi7e of'tile prOmi-
nent 'inemi5eTs Of the p~aIi.s : party
and wholesale denuuritt.uiis ef the
demands TT the party ~ ;'bstr.! and
visionary, thai Inc people have become
'!isgusted, and refuse to lie longer
pestcrt1 with their trash. The demo
cratic organs, on the other hand. until
reeeHtIy. trsstted them with fairness
and respect, and consequently their
old readers have not tIe. same reason
for ignoring them.
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EVERY assault male by the MercesFy
upon the positions taken by the farm
er's alliance, and the peoples party, is
based upon the assumption expressed
.QE implied in every article, that the
farmers are lot of ignorant elod-
ihoppers; that they are being led into
error by a few '.wild-eyed lecturers, -
and that a great deal of counsel and
instruction from such superior minds
as that of the editor of the Mercury is
required to show the deIuded farmers
what fools they have been, and to pre-
vent them from continuing in their
folly,
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DERIVATION OF WORDS

Ths Curious Origin OF Some Vvsll-anSu1a
Terms
MonEzey-vvrs is the name applied to
q tool, a sort OF spanner with a nova 81 q
Jaw. Some etymOlOgiSts account for
the forepsrt Of the name by recalling
the fact that 8 monkeys jaw Is movable
also. The mOnl1ey-wrsnch was invent
ed some years ago by poor mechanic
whose name Is Charles BGouclrey. he
sold his patent for. a song, and f. now
working for days wages ia BrOolElyn-
His invention has made millions Of dol
lars for those who were able 20 place Sc
upon the market
Derrick Is the name OF crane used in
shifting and lifting heavy wsighta- Il
Is said to be 30 called from one TheO-
doric, who, while serving in Cadiz as q
soldier under Robert. earl Of Essex, was
doomed to death for some crime, but
PaFdOned on condition that he would
hang twenty-thrso other 1alefactOra-
Such are the revolutions OF fate that
subsequently, be WIS employed in Lon
don TO behsnd Essex the man who had
saved his life.
A stentorian voice is that Of one like
the Grecian herald In the Trojan war
whom Homer describes a. great
hearted, bEazen-voiced StsntOF, aocus-
toned to shout as lOud a. dftE other
men"
A raglan Is e loose overcoat with long
sleeves, such IS Lord Raglan wore in
the Crimeau war. Wsllingtona are
boots named after the Iron Duke. Blu
cheers also boots, named after the com
mander of Vellington's Prussian allies
1t Waterloo.
ANY magnificent tomb is called q
mEusoleum- Mausolul, the Carian King
whose name ft bears, had nothing what
ever to do with the original except 20
lie in It when he was dsad- The piety
OF his wife, Artemisia, gave his name
to the tomb and immortality 70 her
husbands memory, because the monu-
menS shs built over his body gave a
word to language The magnolia bears
the name Of Pierre EIngnol, professor
Of medicine at Montpellier. France, In
the seventeenth century, and Dahl q
Swedish botanist. has his name en-
balmed IN the dahlia-
Indirectly our word dollar depends
upon a good mana name The yvoEd is
an Ebbrevtatlou OF JoachimsthafeFt a
coin first minted about 1918 in the valley
Of St. Joachim, Bohemia The valley
(thaD bears the name Of the saint Boy
colt is a word recently introduced. but
already In use everywhere few
years ago Capt Charles Cunningham
Boycott, an Irish farmer and Land
Yengs they refused 70 work for him or
70 sell him food To boycott means 70
Withhold custora from a man ia any
line OF businezs- A martinez is what
few soldiers like 70 be called Col.
Martinez was an officer in the army of
Louis XIV He was 50 particular
about small details, 80 rigid ia his dis
eipline, that he was looked upon as a
nuisance His name has come down .
a. as applicable 20 q military Mis-
Nancy FfnEfEzeu-
Bogus is the corrupted form Of 9he
name Borghese, that OF q noted swim
der who passed large amounts OF coun-
eertste mousF IA che west some Faars
ago Eoaiface Is a conmcn name Tor
tbs landlord Of a tavern. The oFgfnz1
yFsa one OF the r.aFs kind sleek, good
tempered. Jelly iGlGlordl-but he wasn't
In Tess lie He was q character Ia
EarQuhar's comedy OF The BeauE'
StratageEl, written IN IE0T--Esrpezss
Young People
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the metropolitan JoHrna,. The latter
is not apt to speak to them with a clear
comprehension OF their situation,
whereas, the fo-mer is really a part OF
the system of things ID which they
belong. Some Of the. most eEeUiive
work that is done la political cam
paigns IS performed by the country
editor. lie is often wiser in his
methods and processes than his metro
politaH bro her, -aud His audience
listens to INN with "a feeling Of per
sonai respect and confidence. Not
only in politics, but in all matters Of
general Importance, the local press is
power that is felt ia a most distinct
and irresistible manner. The con
tents OF tie country papers have more
to do with shaping public sentiment
than all Textbooks and periodicals Ii
is the country editor who keeps his
finger Oh the popular pulse in the true
meaning Of the term, and is acqudiHte ted
with the conditions by which all issues
are ultimately determined. This inn
plies that he Is nat man TO be lightly
regarded, but that he is entitled to
generous treatment at all times and
in all Ways.-Globe-D Democrat.
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Srate OF Kansas, edwards county $50
ara state aforesaid.
The American Investment company OF
EInIuelsuurEs iowa plaintiff a uumg-
- WllOuEnnyr Elizabeth 80 IllouE llN- liuu ID.
N. osborne 81 Co. Ga corporation defendants.
The HEnVe-uumcd defendants. Thomas g.
WiliOughbys Elizabeth Wiuourhby and ID 81 .
Osborne Co. viii take notice. thHt tue
abovc-nHmed plaiutin did. on the 9Th day Of
august, tsHl, ulc ats petition ia algla district
court within AMI Tor the county of Edwards
and state OF Kansas against thC said defend
ants, and that saII defendants must answer
said petition lieI as aforesaid on or before
the eth DAY OF October 1891. or said petition
viii be taken as ttuc und Judgment rendered
Ia SAID action against sIiid dc PENDANTS. Thomas
C. WillouEhhy and Elizabeth WiiIOuEnby fer
tHc sum OF Two Hundred and Twenty Dob
per cent per Hunum from the lst day of May,
ls9ls and FOR costs OF sufts ana further
Judgment uluiuEt said dcL9udEutE FOR tho
foreclosure OF certain mortgage upon the
following described real estate, tU-Wlt.
Il he southeast quarter OF section fourteen.
- IN lpWnzhtp twenty three .. south OF
range twenty ~, west Of the 6th principal
;neridi4nr iyiug and situate IA the county Of
tu1Farda ana state OF Kansas and adj Judging
that said plaintiff have thc urgt lien ON said
premises - the amount u which Judgment
viii be taken aH Aforesaid, and ordering said
premises 10 he sold without appraiser ur,
ana tho proceeds applied TO the payment OF
the amount due plaintiff, anG oust OF suit,
ana forever barring aud fUrCinalug sand
detendHnt4 from gu Eighf. title, estate. inter
ea-s properly ana equity % REDEEM ptiuu iu or
20 laiu premises any party thereof
ALtelEs W. IL French AT for PITT .
fscai} A. J. Hslpp- CLERK
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.



State OF Kansas, Edwards county.
In the district court OF the county and state
Charles s. sullman, plaintiff.
william sieglinger, A. G. Leonard, II. Putter-
tion, T.. W. Noyos, n. s. Norman and }. d.
kgmpert partners as Meyer Norman s. Co
and W j. Peek defendants
The above named defendants, A g. Leon
TO-. g corporation O. W NOyOss 81. s. Nor
man, auc j. 81. kempeEs partners as AOyess
Norman & JO..VTili take notice that the above
named plaintiff dtd, on the 18th day of Sep
court within and Tor the county OF Edwards
and state OF EiIusHas against the said defend
ants in suid action; and that said last named
defendants must uusH er said petition MED as
Aforesaid on or before the seth day OF UcbO-
per 1871 or su q petition viii be taken as
true and judgment rendered IN said action
against said defendant william Slsg finger
for the sum OF SL5J co. with " per cent per
aI1uum thereon from the 25th day Of July,
1882 less the sum OF &Iz-u0, aId foe costs Of
su1t. AEu a further Judgment against all Of
said defendants for the foreclosure Of a Ger
tain mortguEa upon the following described
Thirty 81, feet on OF the north side OF lot
four 4 IN block ElLty-four, o., OF the Arkun-
city OF hlnsley, in the county Of Edwards
state Of Kansas and ad1udgiug that said
plaintiff has the urat lien upon said premises
TO the amount 10 which judgment viii be
90 be- sold without appraiscmsnt, aud the pro
coeds applied 20 the payment OF the amount
due plaintiff, and forever barring and fore
closing said defendants FROM all right titles
dempdon In or TO said premises o. any part
thereof. ". II. FRENCH
lsEAL-l Atty. Tor Pref
Attest; A. J. RAPP, Clerk. 47-5t
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Sheriff Sale II the district court q Ed

DAOLLA SalO wards county, state OF Kan
sGs.
The Keystone Security Co, pIalutiH, VS.
Andrew n. Cross. Hannah +. Cross. W. 81.
French aud the Phelps Biglow Wind MiIl
Co. defendants.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale ISSUED to me
out OF said district court in the above entitled
action will on Tuesday, tho 18TH day OF
October a. d. 1871 between ara O'Clock of
said day. at the front door Oft he court house
in the city OF kiusiey, in the county OF
Edwards, In the State OF Kansas oGer &C pub
FOR cash ia hand, all the following described
real estate TO Wits
The southeast quarter Of section IA, town
ship "a 5uuth.of range n, west or tee 9Th p.
n, lying and situate IN the county OF Edwards,
10 the state of Kansas.
The above-dessribed real estate viii be sold
without appraisement, subject 10 prior lien
OF $780, TO satisfy said order Of sale.
Rod Scott,
48-5t sherin Of Edwards county, Kansas.
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PRoF. JOSEPH ROBES BUCHANAN
has Shoughtftd article in the Ar-ssaa for
June and July on ssRevOiuttonary meas
ures," He advances one idea which.
though new in this country, has already
received much attention in Europe
It is a proposition to limit tine amount
of property OF which a man may dispose
by will to one hundred thousand dol
lars, the balance "a revert to the
state. He contends that this is ample
reward for mans industry, a hand
some competence for his family aud
sufficient encouragement to lead one
TO accumulate. The proposition, or a
similar Onehas already been discussed
in the French Chamber OF Deputies,
where It received the support Of such
able minds IS GlemeneeaU and Pelle-
tan. The article is well written and
deserves careful perusai. even though
it may not convert Us. We can not
ignore the discussion OF such questions
il We would keep abreast Of thought.
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Sheriff Sale II

Sheriff Sale In the d tsHb sq qg Of E6
gass-ClarenCe a Parks, trustee, and The Yer
mont Academy, plaintiffs, We. Patrick Hughes
Margaret Hughes, james p Alcorn and -
Acorn, his WIFE, and the ButUrd Hardware
Co, defendants
BY virtue Of an order of sale to mo directed
aud delivered, issued out OF the district court
of Edwards county Kansas, will, on Mon
day, October Eth, "a, d., 1881, between and 8
o'clock, p. Of said day, at the front door
OF the court house. in EiuslCy, Edwards
county Kansas. offer at public sale and sell
TO the highest bidder, for cash ia hand, the
following described real estate, tgi-VVit:
The southeast quarter OF section thirty-tyFu
-, la township LWeurF-nFer %. south OF rGuWe
eighteen, ID, west OF the 9TH p.
Lying and situate in the county O. Edwards
in the state OF Kansas. The aBUVe-desCriDed
real estate will be sold, without upprdisC-
ment. to satisfy said order OF eule-
Asst sheriff of Edwards County.
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MARK our prediction. The farmers
will lose enough Ola the present crop of
wheat by being forced atEsell early to
furnish the estimated cost of building
government warehouses after the sub
treasury plan. Paste this prediction
in youraI,t,t; and next spring compare
the prices then ruling with the present
rices and see if we are not correct
Lar7aeG Eagle-Gptic.
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The old parts bosses ars telling the farmers
Of Kansas. that proFidsnco has smiled on him
this year aud he ought 90 be Wiling
20 divide with the Spectators and bufIs and
that have fsttsned Oh his labor Tor q quarter
OF century aud fn Eho text breath tbey
tell him he could divide and pay on BE
zaortEursa foos znd that u BE don't dIvy with
ont q Whimpers they Will take his land away
from him And yet he IS expected 70 Walk
up 20 the trough ans take his mediciuess
d stEaIsht dose OF Republican tariff taxes.
and tGffy--smith County Journal,
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PROGRAM FOR ooroBEE Sd.


ESG.
History Sophie f.. Adams
Pages Theory and Practice BOO. Minnie Young
TEACHEE's AssOCIATIBE.
Reading --.-...----. .-.---. Minnie BlcAIishaeI
School Organization ...-... ...... Ira N. Pierce
The meeting VIII be held in the south
side school building at / o'clock.
Teachers will respond To roll call by
giving quotations from Shakespeare.
Opening song, America" Every
teacher in the county should be pres
ent; you either need the help these
meetings can give, or you can give the
help these meetings need. Dread Pages
Mutual Aid" p. S33.) All friends OF
education are cordially invited.
COMMITTEE.
October 81, teachers meeting. See
program.
Every teacher should keep a note
book in which to record successes and
failures. Your triumphs to lead to
great victories; your mistakes to he
avoided.
Make a list of studies you do not
like to teach, and then make q special
effort to teach them as well as you do
anyOther subject. If you find that the
real reason you do not like to teach
some subjects is because you do not
understand them, make them a special
study until you master them.
GEOGRAPHECAL QUERIES.
What country is known rs the Lone
star Republic ?" As the Great Re
public p
What cities dispute the right to the
title OF the Paris of South America 2"
What name 10 we apply to the PEG
pie Of Chilli
Name the ex-vice- president of the
United States who died July 4th.
What countrY's ex-queen has been
expelled from the kiDgdOmY
Who is Familiarity known in business
circles as "Old Hutch 2"
What is the color of eorals, and where
is coral fishing carried OnY
Where is the finest coniferous forest
in the WOrld2
What is amberP
Name one chief production Of each
OF the following states: South Caro-
linas Virginia, Indiana and Colorado.
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THE old party calamity papers persist
III claiming that voters are returning
il great numbeEsIto tl.e old parties,
but some low they dom like 30 publish
Tile names of these Teturners. Who
are they and where do they liye2 Be
more explicit and the people will more
readily believe what you say.-At!to1,ce
fgnzeffe
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yEslE sIr.1l ars T5eIIsss.

It may not be generally known, but
it IS nevertheless 3 fact, that not only
the place Of holding both the demo-
cratic and republican national con
veRtiqas is chiefly controlled by Wall
street, and the platform dee,aTst.cns
on questions of hnsnce Of both Of these
great parties is usually diTected by that
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Sheriff Sale In ths als5Tlet eiogrt q "a

Sheriff Sale I'm the district court OF Ed
~ wards county, etlltg OF KAN
ssts- W. y THOMPSON, ulaiutiG, rs. Al lice
heCder and James j. HCgaCr defendants.
lty virtue of an order of sale tu me directed
ana delivered issued uut ct tho dist rIar court
or Eus.lrda county Kansas. / will on %
day october 18Th. q, "a. 1891, between 2 aud
O'Clock p. M OF said day, at the front door
or the court house fu kiUsIoy. Edwards
county Kansas, ouer 90 public suIe aud soil
following described real estate, tu-yvits
Tot ~ IN block A. sui division of the town
OF lSinEiey7 situated in the uurt hcust quarter
or section thirty three 3-l, fn township IyFuu-
ty-tnus, "a south Of range nineteen, 10, west
Of the 9th
Lying and situate in JhC county Of Edwards
iu the Elbte or Kansas. Tie Hb0ve-Ils,.7 n lr.ri
real estate viii he sold, without uppruIse-
inent, 70 satisfy said order OF Sale.
Sheriff OF Edwards County Egs
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OsgE Of our republican exchanges
complains shat tie large number Of
former republicans Who ara now mem
lDers Of the peoples party do not read
republican papers, but that the pOpu-
lists who came Erom the democratic
party still ERal 4 democratic papers. The
cause Of such n ce1Ese on the part Of
ths ex-republieans IS easily seen. The
republican, papers. instead of endsav-'
eElpg 70 show by fan, candid, and
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Sale IA 81 aI.tries eaqrt q p

Sheriff Sale Ia tR9 9ls5T aS eoqrt Of I'd
Ea8.
ngrEe Huc elizabeth byruer defendants.
b Eirtue o. an order or sale Issued to me,
tLed ectiuns VTl-l, on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF October A. d.. 1891. between
and Z o'clock D. m OF Taff dav - ne
front door OF the Court House IA Iha
city o. Aiussay Ira the county OF Edwards iu
the state Of Aalsea, CifeF ~ public sale. and
sen % -le highest ana best bidder, Cor c5lsh 90
O witt
Lots a. - ann So and the eaau q Of BOT 50
iu the West kfusieg addiLfuu 10 inc town uf
A1nsls9 Ira Edwards county kansas. q cuFgi-
ing 70 the recorded plat OF liEid town. lying
state OF Kansas
The above-descrIbed rf.aI estate win be sold
Without appr-liselueuE 20 satisfy said order OF
sale. Roo sef,fr.
asst Sheriff OF Edwards county. kansas.
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The aili8nee IS all right and. its
members are Grst-class clever fellows
so long as they vote with tn old par
ties. When they cease to do that. they
at once become anarchists, repudiat-
ors, dead beats, goods box wbitlers,
tramPs, calamity shriekers, Calamity
ihowlers, renegades, and everyt hing
else that is nsean.-AIIinnce Gezette.
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You in America must sooner or later
acquire your railroads and place them
under public management. 1t will
come as necessity, for natural forces
are ut work which viii compel you to
take this COURSE EdtCUrd Lasker.
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TisE ifa,tiner's alliance now has
4 900, 900 iaieinBers. a'he organization
IS older than many suppose, having
originated la Texas twelve years ago.
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The st. Mary's Star has dropped
the democracy and become The Official
paper OF POttawatomie county,
this -A.OHc0JJ0TDust.
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SherlE SaIe

Sheriff. Sale wards a8,i y s} SoI az. On "a
}. n. steele, PlHintlms VS. Alexander 81.
dCfendsuus.
by virtue of an order of sale issued 20 Euc,
out OF said district court in the above entitled
action viii On Monday tho I2th day OF
October a. O.. 45Jis betHF cen e ana O'Clock ID
IN, Of suid day, al the front door OF the court
house lu thu city of kiu5icy iu tho county OF
lie sale, ana sell 10 thc highest and BEST
1iuders I9r cash In hand, all the following
described real est tie. Ua-gyit.
The north hail of a ne northwest quarter or
section tWvuty-slEy It, also the Gust hair OF
tho norl ueasL quarter of section twenty
seven %. all i'm township t,ycuty-sfx, ~ south
OF range sixteen, 10. syt 50 OF ths 18th %, M.
LyilE aud situate in the cUaut5 oil Edwuru-
iu the state OF kansas.
The above described real estate viii toe sold.
without uVprHizCllent, go sltI isfy said order
z5-5t sheriff OF Edwards County, kas.
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THE shortage in the European wheat
crop is four times tat of America's
surplus. Farmers, how can you think
of selling your wheat for less than 81
per bushel; under such circumstances?
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w H-PEsSCH. Editor and sIanlsl-vr-
r'R% = G. FRENCH. A. =octate Editor.
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ChnriF CoIn In the district court OF Ed
'ltDA ~ ~" Wurus county state of Kansas.
d w. MeConuuuEh- plaiutiu. We Frank O..
defendants
By virtue OF an order OF sale Used 60 me-
out OF said district court In the above entitled
action, will oH Monday, the 18th day OF
october a. d. 4e8t4 between ? ana 4 o'clock ,
p m. OF said day, at the front door OF the
court house ia the city OF tlnsiey, IN the
ougr at pubic sale, and sell TO the highest
and best bidder, for cash iu hand. all the Eul-
lOWing=desCribed real estate, 90 wits
Ine southeast quarter OF section fourteen,
H. In township tWentyrfQuEs y, south OF range
nineteen. rs, west of the 6taB- I'M
LyiUE and situate ia the county OF Edwards
in tine state OF Kansas.
The above described real estate will be sold
without Qppraisemeut TO satisfy said order OF
sale. Itod Scott,
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Entered al the post oI8oe al Finsiey rs
& secOuG-cIass mail matter
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The KINsLEY GRAPHIC.

ss,gH 4 SIN proved psychological conditions
'sIps cHOsss IssTituafEsE-r peoples party
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FRIDAY. sErT4sMBEu %, 1921.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES