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what He Was Standing For.


The policeman had been standing CT
the corner for about ten minutes aud a
f~oSy-looking boy sitting on a doorstep
was watching him. The boys curiosity
overcame him at last and he sided
along up 10 the officer.
Il shy, Mr. Copper he said. at q safe
distance, what are yon standing on
this corner forP'
That's my business" he replied, curt.
II.
"Well, you seem to be tendin' to it, =
ventured the boy.
That's what I'm paid for"
Gale same" chirruped the lad, q
know what you're standin' there for
III give you a nickel if you'll tell
me- bantered the officer, as he held .
coin out TO the kid.
Throw it to me- said the boy, keep.
ing his distance wariiy.
Not much. You tell me what I'm
standing here for and I'll give it to
you."
The boy came mp close enough to
reach the coin. You're standiH' here
for ten minutes" he said, with u grat
at the money. and the officer chased him
IN rain.-DetroG Free Press.
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Ing TO got it, Field exclaimed, with q,
look b! decision on his face. Nate,
wtll'you let fls haze yocr mustang"
aNhy cert, Jedge. Hi let you
have anything that yer waiit,' Nate
answered.
a.Aii right. FL start tonight. You
boys can go on with The arrangements
and have tho other good things made
ready and I'll start for The turkey"
40 you really mean it, Jed ie?s the
committee asked ii Il chorus;
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A WOMAN,S HEART.
ONE DISEASE THAT BATTLES
THE PHYSICIAN
The s5ines hs n Woman Who Suffered
c-a,.- 49,. IL .sIIS L. NMun ca rua1l l

The St6es St n Woman Who Suffered
for Nine icdtS-Hn% She Was Cared.
0From the Newark. \. j., ESehinc News.l
tai.uIar disease of the l!c;tt fi@s al-
wnys been considered inclrahle. The t"if
loNi!.G iftthryie@. therefore, will interest
the mudic,si ,rofassiufis sine ii describes
the successful use ut u row Treatment tor
fhIs disrnsc The paticlit is Mrs. Geo
Archer. Of Clifton, n, j., and tt;s Tubli,,
catio, hr the News is the first mention %
the case n!:.tS hs any newspaper. All
physicians consulted pronounced the pa.
ticnt differing, With valsiiiHt disease OF
the heart, ai! tfsated her without ths
slightcs, relief. Mig. Nrcl!er SAID: \
could not walk across the ti5ot; neither
could | 90 up stairs without stoppiaa 10
let the lain in my chest and left arm
cease. felt an awful construction about
Thy arm and chest az though ] We're tiea
With foites; Then there was n terrible
noise nj mf fight ear, like tie ,nhored
breathing Of some grba, anima!. l have
often turned expecting 10 sec cohfN efea'
ture ut MY side. ~
"I.Hst July" continued Mrs. Archer, :!
was ut Sprinattehi. Mass, visiting, and
my mother showed fft IN Scconnt i'll the
Springfield Examiner, telling OF the S9n-
;ierful cures effected by the use OF Dr.
Wiiliatha' Pink Pills for Pale meop!is. Wy
mothe. urged INC i" Try the Fills; and o.;
~f,orktni,ar 18th last | bought n box ana
began takin. them; aud / have bsen tax
ing them eyer since, Except for a short IN
%tcrval. Tho first box did not Seem 10 ben
Gift nc. bnt l perseycred, encouraged ny
the rcdNests Of my relatives. After begin
ming on the Seti5id box, TO my wonder. the
| noise at my right ear psasetl entirely. |
kept right on, and the distress th,t J used
to feel in my chest and arm srudaslly Gts-
nnpearct. The blood has returned fG my
face, lirs and ears, which were entirely
devoid Of color, and ] feel well and strong
aghiii:
My soii, tor, had been troubled with
J gastritis. aud | Induced him 10 try tho
| Pink Pills, with great beiie'it. ] feel that
everybody ought to know of lff' wonder.
full cure, and l bless Got that l have
found something that has given me THIS
great relief
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are now given
to the public as an unfailing blood builder
and nerve restorcr. curing all fori;ts OF
weakness arising from = watery condition
Of the blood or shattered nerves: IVY,
fruitful ca,ises of most every i'll that tiesi
is heir 30. These pills are also II specific
for tle troubles peculiar to females. slcl
as suppressions. all forms of weakness
chronic constipation, bearing down pains
etc. and III the case of men Will Civ,
speedy relief and effect a permanent cur
in all cnses arising from mental worry
nyrrwork, or excuses of whatever la
lure. The pills are sold by all dealers. o
VIII be sent post paid on receipt OF price
taO cents a box. or q boxes for S2.50-
they are never sold in bulk. or by the lOo
by addressing DIR. Williams Medicin
Company. Schenectady, N. y.
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to answer until the mea! was con
cluded. After every one was satisfied
and Pete had cleared the dishes away,
and when 4 steaming glass of punch
was placed before each guest, Mike
Field arose and looking mt Hattie said.
81 guess it's about time, Hat"
Hattie arose from the table, brushed
out the wrinkles from her dress and
went under the evergreen bougha
Field followed and stood by her side.
The stranger stood in front of thom
with a book in his hand.
Hello. Scdge, wat does this hva1
meant" Nate exclaimed rs he jumped
mp from his chair and Was followed by
the others.
Before any one could reply to Nata
the stranger said, in a solemn tone OF
voice:
Hattie Billings,do youtake Michael
Field TO be your ~husband?"
81 do" Hattie answered in a firm
voice, her face wreathed with smiles.
Other questions were asked of Field
and then the minister pronounced
Hattie and the Judge MAJ and wife.
When tic ceremony WAS concluded
Nate Cummings gave Il ronsing shout
and, catching the bride in his arms, he
kissed her, saying:
We'll, Hat. we uns hev lost our bets,
bun we air goin' ter cit iii kissast" Z
Hattie struggled, but it was no use,
for every one present was bound to
get 4 kiss from the bride. Field looked
gu and smiled. When they were
auieted down Mile Field got IN ard
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The cunnin. Little Thing.

When baby wakes of mornings,
Then it's wake we people all!
For another day
OF song and play
Has come at our darling's call!
And, till she gets her dinner,
she makes the welkin ring,
And she won't keep still till she's had her
fill
The cunnin' little thing.
When baby goes a-walking,
Oh how her paddles fly!
For that's the way the babies say
10 other folks "By-by!"
The trees bend down to kiss her,
And the birds in rapture sing,
AS there she stands and waves her hands,
The cunnin' little thing.
When baby goes a-rocking
In her bed at close of day,
At hide and seek
On her dainty cheek
Tho dreams and dimples play!
Then its sleep in the tender kisses
The guardian angels bring
From the far above to my sweetest love-
The cunnin' little thing.
Eugene Field,
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on 4 large dish; then caple Billings
with n roasted haunch Of venison. aud
then a sight presented itself to the
Snagtownites that made them stare

with open mouthea asnazement. There
in the doorway. stood Mike Yield hold
ing up 4 dish on which was n OF ths
largest turkeys they thought they had
eve; .eer.. When did he Gomez How
did lie get there? Where did he get
tho biraa 1t was decorated, too, with
~, !, be,r,-s Were they dreaming OK
nwakep .be
"Boys, here's the turkey ana 20
c%ranberries, too Mike Field exclallh,
ed as he walked across The room anol
placed the turkey at the head oil inc
table. ,he;r
places they did not notes that q h,a NV
dressed in broadcloth had follows wy
Judge into the room, and iaey WEI.
stlll more astonislied when Field s..
him a seat by his side and said:
"A friend of niue, boys"
Tho man bowed and took the sent.
The turkey was carved and every ones
dish was heaped up with tho good
things. Never had the boys had such
a feast before md They enjoyed it, car
ing little how hard the storm ragged
without. frequently during the mea
Field was asked the question how he
came to get tho turkey, but lie refused
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Tho NIodern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxa-
tive effect of u gentle remedy than by any
other, and that it is more acceptable to-
them, Children enjoy it and it benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is
manufactured by tho California FigSyrup
company only.
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How to Wash Challic.

Wash challie in rice water if you wish
it to appear as good us new. Boil a
pound Of rice in five quarts OF water.
Cool it 10 the tepid point, then put in
the challie and wash well. using the rice
as soap, Pour off the water, leaving
the rice sediment. Rub the ~cllailie well
III this. rinsiug in the poured Off water.
Use no rinsing water, but hang the mas
terials TO dry direct from the rice wataE,
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They Ought to Have.

Bobby Cat his history lesson)-"Ok.
bother! what's the good of studying
history
Fond Parent-@A good deal OF good.
Bobby. 1t shows the ignorant ways Of
our ancestors and teaches us TO avoid
thein.r
Bobby-"Well. why didn'tthey study
history. That would have let u OUT
IN. Y. World.
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A Centnry's End.

How can | tell you how I love you, denre
dhere Is no music, Cow the world is old:
The songs have all been sung, the tales
all told,
And all the vows broken this many a year.
HAD we but met when all the world was
new,
When virgin blossoms decked untroddcn
fields,
had plucked all the buds that summer
yields,
And woven a garland worthy even of YOU,
Or had sung when rhymes were yet I'M
wed,
And crowned their marriagei in the sonus
made,
had laid them down before you I'M
afraid,
Meet offering to your grace and goodli.
But all the dreams are dreamed, and no
new heat
Touches LIES altars-all the scents are
burnt,
The truths all taught and all the lessons
learnt,
And no new stars lead kings to kiss loves
feet.
For now in this gray world, of youth
bereft,
crown;
His groves are hushed, his affairs are
cast down,
we who worship-we have nothing
lipsi The god has built
nd yrt-rNm,
him tliers Hown no flower nor i
Ar altar which, has H.
asune: g to loves
There ma ne burn the ascen.-
here " thajmnlortal, virgin rose be tair-
o-since my lips have known bus one
And ali my flowers Of life are vowed to
you- .l
For us, at least, the world has something
new
me the altar, and for you the fire!
i. NeshiU in Atbenaeum.
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General lin the near future)-Quick!
What news!
Aide (breathlessly}-The cnemy's bi-
cycle brigade is attacking u flank.
General {promptly)-Tcll the. gun.
ners to load with taclss.
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10 the Sailor a yacht is superb, but how
much more lovely to the landsman
are the rosy checks OF Young ladies who
use Glenn's sulphur Soap.
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-Forth-thrcc persons nave been run
over and killed by trolley cars in Philadel.
psia, and the trolley system has been In
operation there only nine mouths.
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EJ.S,s CIR LEAN Is AIM Opens and cleansest tbs
Nasnl Passages, Alinys Pain md Inflammation. Heals
the sores. Protects the Membrane from colds, Re-
stores She Senses of Taste aud Smell. Tho Balm 10
quickly absotbcd and gives relief at once.
A particle Is applied into each nostrl and Is agree
able. Price 50 cents Mt Druggists or By mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York.
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The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is ut least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
an all its stages, and that is cntarrh. Halls
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being Il constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
npon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, Thereby destroying the founda-
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature: in doing its work.
Jhe proprietors have 80 mitch faith i'll its
curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails te
cure, Send for list of testimonials.
Address,
H. ). CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
s5 Sold by. Druggists, 75c.
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can recommend Piso's Cure for Con.
sumption to sufferers from asthma.-E.
D. Townsend, Fort Howard, Wis, May 4,
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according to Gray. Michelet and Dob
by, three eminent %botanists, there is not a
single known species OF marine plant
coit:ining vegetable poisons.
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very cod, 5ut I did not take any cold, and
never had any afteT-paiu Or any other pain.
1t was all due to Coo and DR.. Pierce's Fa.
vo1iie Prescription and Compound Extract
of SnfaTt-Weed. This is the eighth living
feved everything that flesh could suffer with
the other babies. / always had a doctor
and tlc, lie could not help me very muclr,
but this time my mother and my husband
were alone with rue. My baby was only
sc*at, days old when I got up and dressed
and Jeff my room and stayed up all day"
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Hir, hip. iurrah for merry Christmas!
IiurIah for tl.e worlds ideal Christ,
Who thu world wuula save 10y the Gift be gave
And the human souls that thus lie pricedl
Ihnt tt.iis lie made such II gracious gift
Was the inspiration TO mankind.
a glimpse Of heaven TO show trough the riff
That lie who gives will heaven find.
Hip. hip; hnrrnh for merry Chris,mnal
Hurridh for The spirit broad and free
"hicl, nipples in smiles and tho merriest
gulicS
And breaks DER the land in CLEANS of glee-
In glec that makes the world for the season
Better as we'll as merrier. since
We Geek not In vain To find the reason
1t is the reign o! The Peaceful Prince.
Earl Marble.
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Mrs. YonHataas-oh! I'm 10 boiling
over with righteous Indignation don't
know what to do, 1'1-rd like to bite
somebody.
Triend-Whcm?
Whom9 Why thfsse coarse, brutal,
inhumun owners OF tlfe 81. Quiet fats.
They refused TO rent TO tas
Everybody knows that trey object
to children, my dear.
Yes, Of eoursc-but they objected TO
uiro,
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How 1t Hapnencu.

Jess--I took off my hat at the theatcr
last night.
Jaas-How did it happen?
Jess-We eat in the last row. back
a. T. HorL
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Teacher-Why did you hit Willie
Winlcam with a stone?
Little Johnny He-he got mad. and
looked as ie like to hit me viii,
something, SO ! JUS chuckcd the stone
over To him, so he could throw it a me.
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The next day at In mniesse dc nninuit
the good Cure Violette avcrrca that
Petit Pierre'S singing of The Noel carol
was The sweetest song he had ever
heard. The cure probably did not
think OF il, but Pierre knew there WAS
good reason for sucl, great cheer in
his heart.--hugaSte Z; Babizc.
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Liverpool, England, is to have the
largest watch factory in the world.
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PETIT P|ERRE'S CHRISTMAS,
E Petit Pierre

HEN Petit E,leffe
was q years old his
father, w had lost
nearly everything
lie had in the world
during the terrible
n decided tc
leave the sunny
land of France and
seek his fortune
anew in that mys-
ferrous new world
far, far across the
sen.
Ii almost broke
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man with CnsE1, 50 \
got two bottles Inst
September, and DS'
cembcr 18th | had a
twelve pound baby
girl. When l was
confined I Uas not
Sieh liz cry cray. I
did not suffer any
pain, and when the
sltildwasb born l walk.
ed fa:o another room
and west TO bed. I
keep your Extract OF
SlnaIt-Wccd Oil hand
all tue time. 1t was
very cold weather
hu3 or room was
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s1oo Reward, 1 o

The tusks of the largest Siberian man
moth ever dug up weighed $50 pounds.
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AIIARD CorGn distresses the patient
and racks both lungs and throat. DIR. ID;
JaSne's EEpectoFant is She remedy wanted
10 cure yo,r cough. and Irei'eSe poth the
pulmonary and bronchial organs.
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A newspaper of a Boston suburb, men
tions The return of a resident from Maine,
where be has been shooting and visiting
his friends
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First Little Grill don't think the
teacher should give me- a black mark
just because ] dropped my slate on the
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o.. e. C. Hesi,s Nerve and Brain .T:eatMeat
Ia sold under positive written guarantee, " author:
Drain and Eorvs Power; Loaf Msnhood; Quiotneesi
Night LOSSES; Evil Dreams: LAek OF Oonnasnoss
Of the Genernt,ye Organs In eithsr sex, csuSed ~
over-exertion; Youthful Errors, Or ErcessiVe ~ o.
hisery. Consumption, insanity and Death. By mai,
81 a box; q for IS: with written guarantee to cure o.
refund money.
Guarantees issued only by
MoORE,S PHARMACY.
Sol. Ar,t4, cor. Fourth and Nebraska SITS, Sioux City
wEsT-s' LIVER PILLS cures Sick Headache,
BiIiousnss.. Liver Complain, Sour Stomach, Dye
pcptfa and Constipation
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one morning, however, Petit Pier
came downstairs much earlier thI
was his wont. When lie enle,l
mammals room he found her knees
ut the foot of The cross near tho kin
which she slept. He walked tara
her very quietly and stopped. men
he listened. Poor, dear mann she
was sobbing. Aud between tsobs
Petit Pierre maie out the ben OF
her prayer. Send him bs dear
Lord, send him back soon. axe MN
prosper, SO he a come quW TO ms
wife and little SON" I,
too. But he didn't. Heated TIL
mammals prayer was cSd, and as
she fingered a little long he walked
up TO her, placed his rlbbg little
arms around her neck,td said:
"hiusip'I cry naiE mere. luDa
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Second Little Girl s'pose she has
TO have a rule like that, cause il she
didn't tile boys would be droppin' EN-
on purpose.
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the little fellows heart. Papa Charles
had been sn goods kind to him. How
often, at bedtime, had tho dear father
lifted him on his shoulder and carried
him up font tights of stairs. 10 the
cozy little room Under the roof where
pct;t Pierre was accustomed to sleep,
and after the chi!d's fervent prayer OF
tho sNotre Perez and "Je yous eaiucr,
Marie" had been said, and ne laa pee"
snuely tucked away in his iiilie neu-
| tho linen of which was as PURE ana "ii,
spotted rs Petit Pierrc's innocent SOU
the dear good father would WAYS
slop long enough TO tell a story OF ofa-
| time heroes, gallant aud chlyalrons;
ayor ready to cuccof the helpless ana
ass,.t tl,s weak; Who invariably 'ia
some noble act of courage anu never
boasted of 1t. ..,;oh ps,;,
p;a,rc mayer tired of hearing. 1t ,oia
itct ~ nld chieftain whose only emu
o Moan stolen from him. Neither
ny" ,.,.oy hairs mol his years had been
: e's S.ne iTba ~tsrbarinns had dragged
."---a praised, broken
Sstalou' e ling a6t
lily. But the old chief, nv,
his years nor Ills gray hairs, haa I'M M
meaiasely rushed to the rescue OF 'ne
beloved child. And as the de.y. la1be.
rccited:
Neyez passer CO cavalier farouche
Sur son cheval aussi prompt que lie vnat,
Cest lie yie'lN chef mulheur a Qui lie tuucha
II va vcnser lhonlcur de son enfant.
Petit Pierre would staud bolt up.
right in his little bed, eyes aiamc and
lips quivering. "Ch, papa" Petit
Pierre would exclaim, she will save
her. will he not:9"
And o the good father had gone.
To America! How far was that? Had
you asked Pierre he would have
shrugged his little shoulders and said:
"Ah, Very. very far, monsieur; almost
where the sun sets and goes to bed
every night No more stories, nc
more climbing up on the broad sIioul.
ders of PAPA Charles.
During the first few days after pa,
pas departure Petit Pierre sobbcd
continuously. He could not be com.
tJItGtl. 7
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- l VI UpIt. .
"pnflthcr lifted him up and kissed
petRin aud again.
Thfnpa, knew you would come
him 4 God TO send yon-tonisht-]
70 would send you'll prayed for
af " uohtctSIs how big
mShssranr.
rs. s-snN" "amhlcd. He
rapa" houlders
his head on tl!a'5fowss
f The dear father and s6biSed,, %
s if the poor, dear, fai,lifut, Hcarv
would break. Oh, he had wanted tdbaf
GOD cry so long! For two years he
.al kept it down. Now. it was
mammals turn to do some consoling.
Gut somehow she didn't succeed very
veil, and for some reason Papa Charles
.lso had 10 wipe his face o%ftencr than
10 could remember ever having done
Then all at once Papa Charles
aid: mamma, better dress our sou
why, sec how big he has grown! he's
/, mar already, and see-yss, do YER
ly believe he's growing Il mHstac',c."
Then mamma and Pierre laughed
aud they all went downstairs 10 look
At what the Santa Claus of America
had brought for Petit Pierre.
A..
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sDere's loads o vcu'son. Marse
jack Pete, the ceclo exclaimed, "an'
ducks an rabbi Is. an den dere's dat
coon dat Marsc rield shot dis Morn
49, >,
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pAlNiESS

Hrs. FRED HUNT, of G.snSiAe, NJ r.,
saws: 81 read about DIR. pic'ee's Ia
vor;tc Prescription being SO good tor q wo.
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WI Mike Field, when once HE mind was
made m to do u certain thing, always
proceeded to accomplish II. As Dvs-
as he had decided 10 start out in search
of y turkey no made Nate Cummings
go and bring up his mustang and lie
mounted.
He did not tell tho others whore he
was going or how he proposed to get
the turkey, and rode oil. After he
bad gone the men returned to their
places around tho stove. 1t was u cold
night out, tie snow was deep on the
hills and in the valleys, and none OF
them cared to spend much time in the
open air.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-22

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ence." Field reioinea. Il wouldn't
care ii it only vas the day before
Christmas. Ii this committee decide
upon having turkey for dinner it
would have TO be secured at any ex-