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DIstrict-Attorney Absent.

D~iarict-Attorncy Fellows was not at his once
to-day. owing 10 the death OF his old friend. the
Rev. Dr. Duford, OF the Church OF the Interees-
EiOn. Assistant District-Attorncy Weeks had
charge 81 the office. Col. Fellows iB looking after
the arrangements for the funeral OF DR.. DufOrd.
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MISS P0LLARD'S CONDITION.
Not Improved To-Day--She Mn,
Pass Through Serious Illness.
iBy Associated Pres

10y AsHTIdltH FTtHh'T
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Miss Made
line Pollard is still at the Providence
Hospital, suffering from the nervous
prostration which followed upon her
trial.
Inquiries at the hospital elected the
Information that her condition has not
improved since yesterday. but remains
about the same. Whether this means
that she Is likely to pass through a serl-
Gus illness is not yet known.
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REV. RADIN WILL E
Promises to Tell of Tn amman ny Meth
ods nj New Irving HILL.

There is a great deal of interest In the
meeting OF the Independent County Or
gani4ationS at New Irving Hall. PA
Broome street. tonight. because of the
announcement that the Rev. Adolph NJ.
Radin is tn be one >of the speakers. He
promises to make some startling revela-
lions about Tammany, blackmail and
persecution OF peddlers and small mer.
chants on the East side,
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Had a Deceptive Lover Arrested

NEWARK! N. j., April WeiAli has
beea arrested for securing money from annie
Kotansld. Of lG3 Canal street. by making false
prcfencesy The woman Is a widow. and sire claims
that "VetAiir promised to marry her, and that she
has loaned him 500 on that promise. Last week
shs learned that the man had a wife living In
Europn f
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FLixr's FIsE FeRNITUHY is being sacrinceA
all former sacrifices are mOlebills this u o noup.
taiD. II 10 necessary, rs they soon move 70 "a
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This Stock consists Of the newest and mos fashonabt Spring ad Summer Clothing
for Little Boys Big Boys and Young Men, embracing styles d@s,e especially in little boys
that it will pay people to m from a distance of $50 miles, and AFTER buying Of us their
Spring Int Summer outfits ad paying all expenses they Will nave saved almost enough
for next FALL clothing needs. .. ~
men will I'M the cothngm orr regular Mems Department. also the Hats and furnishings
lw enough to satsfy the keenest bagahhunter living "
During this sale cash, P O money orders OF certified checks must accompany all mail
out wi money will b returned if purchases are note as advertised. -.
Tor the onmodah Of customers who cannot come during the lay we wIlk keep
our store open everyn night unit 8 o'clock while this sale lasts. @
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 70 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attcst
the value to health or the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrap Of Figs.
It's excellence IS dIe 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, :he refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive; eliectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, Headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
Ievs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man,
ufactLred by the California Fig Syrup
ca. only, whose name IS printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup of Figs,
and being wei informed, you will not
9cceut iny substitute If offered.
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Chapter III.


He was too well accustomed to his dirt TO
think OF it as being Objectionable. so the
way in which Greggs lifted hum up on to-
the seat on the box did not at all explain
itself TO him. lie did not realize that In
exactly the same manner the eXcelent'
Greggs would have handled AN extremely
d,try little dog her ladyship had chosen 10
pick up by the wayside and order hun to
take charge of.
But though he did not understand how
he was regarded by the illustrous signori
i'm livery who sat near him, he was con-
sciCus that he was not comfortable and felt
that somehow they We're not exactly
friendly. His place on the box seemed ut
an cEormcus height from the ground and
As they went down hill over the winding
road he was rather frightened, particularly
when they rounded "A sharp curve. II SEEM
ed so probable that he might fall Off and
he was afraid to clutch AZ GresSs, VINO
kept as far from him as possible Under the
circumstances.
1t was a lon<, long crive to San Reno.
and it seemed longer to Pccmo than il
really was. san Reno to him appeared a
wonderful foreign country. lie had never
had told him. Maria had once gone there
in the small cart drawn by the donkey and
she had never forgotten the cXaltation OF
the adventure. She was always willing to
describe over again the streets. the white
Villas. the shops and the grand hotels
Piccino was 50 tired that he fall asleep
before the carriage had left the curying
road but when it reached the city the JOLT
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Jamie's Apple DwarfS.

Jamie had been told not TO eat any green
apples. They would make him i'll. said man.
ma. But when he was at home in the city
he had seen Bridget make apple pes-and
Jolly good ones, too!-out of just such green
apples.
IL was a beautiful sunshiny day, and Jamie
was in grandpa's big orchard. He was ly-
ing on the ground, looking up into the apple
trees Tie leaves twinkled in the slight
breeze and he l.l.ed to watch them in the
sunlight Now and then he could catch just
a glimpse Of blue sky. II WAS all very quiet,
and he could be just as lazy as he chose;
for there were no more lessons until Septem-
Der.
Bang, came something down on jamie
chest. lie jumped up. frightened. But 1t
was only one of those green apples which
he must not eat. He picked it up and turned
it over. examining it carefully.
1T doesn't seem so green after all he
remarked. thoughtfully.
Il wonder if it hgs brown Seeds" he con-
tinucd. talking softly To himself u don't
think it would hurt me to see if it has"
Then he took a bite, but il was not large
enough, SO he had to take another. \ third
followed. then a fourth and NTH before he
could see the seeds. By that time the apple
was half eaten, ana. 20 his surprise, he
saw some tiny white seeds. They were not
brown at all!
But it was good" said Jamie to himself;
"and how did I know the seeds wouldn't
be brown? 1 may as well eat it all up
now"
lie had no sooner eaten it all up than
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had not expected to see an ugly little black
man in the apple; ne was looking for pref
ty little brown seeds. lie quickly thre"
down the little man and the apple, too
hut the dwarf would not 80 away he
jumped on JAMES head and would not get
Off. II he had not known IL was the little
black man he would have thought he had
a headache. ba. there he was jumping up
and down on hs head. Bangi II there wasn't
another apple and third. "a fourth, fifth
sixth until il seemed to rain apples Ana
somehow. he dil not know exactly how 1t
was. but every ti.ne an apple came t1mb-
Ems; down Jamie had to bite il open and
out popped a little man. until AZ last he
was SURROUNDED b.. black dwarfs. And how
they teased and tormented him, until he
was So frightened he wanted 10 cry out.
but the dwarfs had tied up his mouth and
he could not make q sound.
What a nice apple pie he will make"
said one little man. Yes" said another.
"apd such a Jolly cood fat one,'
Jamie lay listening. Surely they would
not make a pie out Of him; he had nevc-
heard of such a thing. He opened his
eyes just a little ard to his surprise ne
was in a big Kitchen. and the dwarls were
working away for dear life, some making
the fire. others rolling out dough, and some
greasing q large rie-tin 10 put him in.
What was lee 20 do2 BY this time no
one seemed 20 De- paying any ate ntion 10
him. He had lain So quietly that the little
men who were guarding him thought him
asleep and had off To help ne others
Jamie slowly raised Cue hand - his mead,
then the othcr. and just as the dwarfs were
ready - put him in the oven he tore the
banGaec of his mouth and shouted; Mann
ma, Oh. mammal
Jamie. my child. what is it, cried man.
ma. rushing in with the Ej.sbt lawp.
Don't let them. Dent let them. cried
Jamie in a frightened voice.
Don't let them do what, childG
"Maie ample pie of me sobhet jamie
you are dreaminS child,' said mamma.
putin. her arm around him. But your
head is hot and ! fear you have fever
l must send for the doctor. What have You
been ca ting, Jam'e?'
Green apples SAID Jamie. scdly.
The doctor came aud Jamie was very III
for a faw DAYS. When he was weH again
he never touched another green apIie- He
feared not only that he would be III, hut
that little black man would jump out!
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TWO DAYS IN THELIFE OF PICCINO
BY FRANCIS HoD&sON BURNETT

j ats and bits of furniture about. that
IN Piccino ii looked like a grand room.
tAsady Aileen spoke TO the footman at the
llt send Nicholson 10 me-" she said Bring
! kchld into the hail." she said to Greggs.
) e piccno was taken down in as ginger
- i manner as he had been put up. and
hi %ggs set him discreeIly on bit of the
a .Dr not covered by rugs.
tbf'se stood there without moving, his lumi-
rop Is eyes resting on Lady Aileen.
\ q lady Ailcen spoke to her companions, but
a tfdidn't know what she was saying, be-
!. &l5se she spoke English.
AfHe s. exactly like some little ANIMAL
'khe said. ''He does not know what to
make Of 1t ell. | am afraid he IS rather
stupid-but what beauty
i"Poor little mite" said the girl. 81 dare
say he is tired"
Nicholson appeared almost Immediately.
She was a neat. tall, pTim young woman,
who wore black cashmere and collar and
apron Of snow.
Lady Ailecn made a gesture towards Pic
cino.
81 have brought this child from Ceriani,"
she said. Take him upstairs and take his
rags off and burn them. Give him a bath
perhaps two or three will be necessary.
/ Get his hair In order. Modesto can change
my dress for me I Shall come into the
bathroom myself presently"
Piccino was Watching her fxedy. What
was she saying: What were they going to
do with him?
She tdrncd away and went into the salon
with her guests, and Nicholson came to-
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down dropped another green apple and still
another As he had eaten one he thought
one more would not hurt him. and he did
not feel i'll. as mamma said he would. So
in a twinklnC nImbcr two went down and
number three soon followed.
BY night time Jamie had eaten a great
many apples. Mamma noticed that he was
not very hungry at supper time. but she
said nothing. After supper Jamie played
for a little while but somehow he did not
feel very well so mamma put him to bed
quite early. Il was not long, however, before
he was fast asleep.
E1o-! Down on Jamie came sonnet thing.
What was 1t? Only a green apple again.
lie took a bite and out jumped a little black
man,
Thank you so much for letting me out"
says the little man. rubbing his eyes. Il
have been trying TO get out Of that apple
FOR long time. but there have been no bad
little boys here until you came" and he
SHOOK his head sadly.
Jamie was very mach frightened for he
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Bell M1y. Sow l'lTHF. =. s---tglste a uu.nl-r -
y-1fs hAse .s -sseaslt u-sfilll- VISTA Interest.
the lesterS b. s.-ag ia saIf.stluIlaa- ! ll"ss
rau.e and huul. ls all4s ss-fu ltfa N'allr nAirs
rirrle. trusttu- o. Alnr ~as-tcs u.1lsse- ruefssi,
kssrs that tn zlls e. z-a- tllc waste issskea-
Vow. couSlI-. o. -fs- ss-r aTuFss-laitrsu II Aist
~u.ies p1rrEgcs Hl-t al-. luu~t rttsNr t. snake
ar <tfcrs n o. l.-sres-lu every tluar ~ urite-
have rc1m -UE1 .sl G'aa isn1a- Eaelatluslesl ~
sVsnpesr-" 49, a.lrs hl~r that - = So b. =
su~a.lid zutilur- -~ssrplHE WeAVeHu1rd b. a
"a ,sifuI boot have ErAsl o.. aE-si thtrs z,y tt
- fnd her time ue slsHr se4rlius ti-- saiue-
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And n Al,vnS. win. Too.
! The BaIJim0re American.

From The Baltimore American.
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You can Win II.

Youue men. would you like to take thor
ough course in the southern Shorthand and
Business college of atlanta. "a, during The
coming winter ANA spring Ii 50. write rae
at once ana / will show you how YOU can
win a free scholarship between this and
Christmas and al the same tine make
money enough TO pay all of your expenses.
Address u. T. Luther. Publisher GS-CS
Whitehall street. Atlanta. Ga.
Mention The Constitution.
~ \ II - my l.
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Tor>e roLh-> CORR sroSDEScE
Letters e ErehAnEs stasus The CuustI-
russsu-. IftsI. EaIks-

Nj fa-- .r.1u ~s1aee. Dr1sisu. Irx1-.- W.
Irrr st asl ua- rss hal CIR. lsuss g -l-ln-- &
ann rsa tsas- a1H ana Ea- gautlsg te stsaE war.
aisi- lsu ra. taaer Tle g..iastiig.sur uEc isc &c
very laEa-
Ia rAsa- SISTERS aUL fs.n- tEatheF.- " are
Euiu- sl Es.a. dlv sfessr 81 slllr tsstrlfr-
I ca u-1a. aa.s lr-asi and cake arl euiH- O.
make #egsr rH.e~ wtus~r- We lave tm a ser
tsueiy Ill .r - go Co. -.l.l -rill1ilIi nanny
"a. tbs t'zse Owes l.s- -slelal So l-asls-
We hav- -1. tsrs f.rrrty e-ssai~ and resume
TIA pi1nr-
Eess NJ e. I'D san. Sr-ss and sac cousins
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= ". Tiov,l. r'rlffvilr. Aia--i have long time
lssu a s1iamt tuliEeT Il fise ntn. oils CORNER,
iIt have efurr this time attempted go ln.n
flae tHrTN Iauu 80 risII~tu~. iruf ~frtu how fA-f
tlse FI- .rltim- alst 81 flie tnNs lm the Aft
80 lrfrsr wiring. Thought unuih e,ii aud ~fr "a
Csslid o.. >itgfhiu. 60 sil' tile boys lt- ii''s>,
~ mast 20 - uuFk ati -lifn tlr .iT- what Kind
a stum NJ are ulatc ssf. Thrg can leat az talk
iuE that iacf are ala aware - hut We must
slissN tlgrStl they ~Aunot tlra. us writing.
viii tell tire c.sl-it> -ts.l.efiiIn. 90 oar club We
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France, Austria, Spain. Germany and
Italy throw 100000 pounds of argols an
really into the largest Cream of Tartar
7 liant in the world. The manufacturers of
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder own
this plant
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his nose and mouth and blinded by It's
dashinS in his eyes. lie fought with feet
and teeth; used his head like batterlng
ram and shricked and shrickcd for aid.
10 non no fatto niente! 10 non no fatto
rientei q have done nothinsD Maria! Ma
riai''
Ard the noise was so appalling that al
nest immediately footsteps We're to be
heard upon tn stairs. swift movements in
the corridor and the bathroom door opened
Go be continued)
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BY AUNT SUSIE.


usanlde he
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N3hei -,uith. Auiun. :. C-i have been reading
tie r.adu. The Constitution Tor a lew years amt
like tlt. Auaug tnlk> turn'r very much.
4tl Z farmers daughter and have a beautiful
f1nns -. ter aud have hren kccl ing house while
iupthFr D. Iu Alabama visiting hrr relatives. We
have Il baaIttr NOW, and % keeps as husy doihE
tIe turn~.
We h1ec a Dot st pretty flower incy have been
hlaaiuilis. an summer. love flowers very much.
went visiting The other dav. and some OF my
s.itl friends had jolly time udtn@ on tricycle.
hut none uf "a ruuld ride v.ry we'll
w have a tine sunday schuol.and attend evrey
SUNDAY. We are going 10 observe missionary day
ihc sOih Of september. and would De glad for
s1fe of the cousin, and Aun; susie 10 be wiih ms.
olive ~. Oiirvaut. Anderson, :. t.-l have
often wished mamma 10 fcrmlt me to write 10 orr
kingdom. hut She put ile pn. telling me 10 inn
PROVE more va letter writing. I am a little g!rl
eight years old. have never gone 60 school more
than two months. hut mamma teach $ me at home.
will start To school soon.
w hgc in q beautiful place. Our home Is called
"Siiycr Eru1l. Cottage" Anderson - the most
thTiylu. city M the state. 10 Is the chlef cotton
market an south taroitua.
like Tia Constitution; IL is jolly paper.
read Little Mr.. Thimhleingcr's story to my little
SISTER BESSIE, and we enjoy II very much.
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Pcah L. Noble. Mineral. Idaho.-iIere comes
Girl from the mountains who wishes 10 Join Your
happy baud. ! live only tour miles from snake
Tiycr. which oyerhuwed ~ banks this spring aud
aid a great deal 81 damage. When At Its highest
% was over titrDyn tcct above low water marx.
I am very fond OF going 20 school, but seldom
have tin chance.
The prime pal occupation here is silver mining.
There are q few mine, pretty rich ~ SILVER. and
quite . number that have considerable depth. Nv
"a pa mime Ihai ~ - feet deep thtoul Il solid
Tltt, aud when snu 40 the very snd 81 the
tunnel tut can a little patch oi light that
coiut-s ia 20 the iuoutL, but NOT very many
straight. for the m.st ct .hrm, IA following. the
ere tutiir-, zee IA SO many directions that
whru 2pu uaik around awhile ma them you to NOT
hsluNg Which Way ynu arc going. IhcfC are two
SfurIts3s here, and NoG cannot imagine now nice
% o. Go Wat 10 the mrlte : ROCK as !; comes from
the furnace.
have io ltis hut an old white hen, and she is
So tame that ! can plea her mp any where and pet
her
would like Co exchange specimens of rocks for
shells. VIII an VAR Hattie ilJgaman question
The numhcg Of pilgrims who came over in 1920
were lHt.
aoull like 20 correspond with some southern
girl about my agc, NuIch Is twelve.
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u. q. Aiutv. Orvi-huts. Mss. ! am a suhscri-
lea Poo yanr valuable and interesting paper. and
iush forward with JOY a. Thursday 20 come So
thst Csu tniIy reading Aunt susie :, bill Arp
AND Ita cousins lritrf-.
Guuins. Q thiul. We should bc very glad that The
Constitution -l.fuid Give as a tururr 80 exercise
and Improve nur tairut Tot letter writing.
ID -.aui- Co u. that the girls are under the ina
preston flIt th.N clH. and are beating u~ boys.
Nou 30 you .lr.~ derive any pleasure trom thluk-
iti. Ht Saving you do. Just Keep u az. Tor N
bass know how E 0, aay how. but,s" love the girls
Too we'll Co ut-h 60 drurtvc 81 ans pleasure.
lINr iu Size southern part 81 TIE good n'd state
81 Ml--i-- .plil. 81 herr. c.n enjoy the swet ira
GRANGE 90 tir clfe i"s-amIne a~ they are stl
blooming prafu-clv here. aud where the great
nifr furt.s- az. hs,rched WITH ma endless variety
~ WILD Hn,,tr- winch would. a." doubt, he great
,i-nt a. ~.,Ile 81 the northern cousins.
VIII ash the cousins question: VINO Killed
Il Sale. thH eu'Jt eN Vlofrr"
tyuuld liSr 90 correspond with lsone one from
.a-h state if the union, especially some one ifom
Indian Territory.
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Willis \. SchrI. TENOR. y. C.-pleasc may
conn. 10 itr d short lftl r3lk 60 tbs 10Th page ut
Il.5. Constitution. We'll. wonder lus many of
th. luys auu girls Hhn read Fine ton~ ga alton have
tr,....tl tIr summer as l4Nr- We ups~ and sirs
utNh. fHrut slu town have the fun If the south
taiuk lif-t i..tu~o % g. SO healthy ~ North car
-.ei4tp. together.
Be- tFr -uriu- we always haze great many pic
nIe. riI.i l.yr a.. tiuc-, aud little later ou we
have lawn f,tf-f wlt-h are awful ME. and then
rs SWIMMER ..,t- ou ana winter comes ln, wc have
rai.y ruts--
Davenport COLLEGE .rItrs thc lovely Eittlc
town "a tsuHIf. which j, surrounded 10y various
mount tiu-.tIl.u- tine i.voritr Us odd Grand
Itfurr vfIit. g. lowed Jos $50. n3yruu0TI ~cuol IS
laft and UTu- ereu- cons sting ui boys and Ir.-.
ii't o. -s. .,ffsr- from a Iut oi TOYS real soon
iu fIt. t.a..-I itutI1U. Boys Of we don mind the
girls ttl ar ahead Of u-. and turv viii laugh ANA
sl.. ..s,s dnwu.! tltir. uidu we: Nov woke mp
and r,ulr o. tIr front. sofue uut uf tie kinks, SIC
have. lattu i"luuu bong eunugh.
Would am one like ;o curf,- pond with me?
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Lillian IjlGiti-e Vernon, Tcyas.-The time is
drlvtuz near WI. u Eg- must listen 10 that gentle
votes. that in De-. wise fAtler long vsct-
tiun aiu always iuu 81 wonderful resolutions
~tiga a. tu make tic most of the golden moments.
rt.. bur they ~, sadly broken before the end OF
tsc session.
saw the question 'Whicu has q greater innu-
surs uIpu character. education OF environments"
lu a late Constitution
thiuk environments. do unt see how an edu-
cation can nuke thc finr, strong character that
the environments al q cheerful. thri~tln hpmc
ua tl.r c4rsf u trliuIns ut tsodlv parents almost
without ui make, unless the chiid - depetc o.
iinhlc qualities
4 wIrirI ufau can DC as smart f. good W7H
Nc su know 80 all the people m the world the
literary are fiy most irritable and cNaCtlag. az
course AZ education rlrytJ-s trac> 90 lit him
uu. etc, hIf whether he VIII use these newly Gc-
Nrluutt I,H,,tF~.
Hiu tlr genius of Burns serve 10 lift him above
li~ syiI suNfIruurur~s No. Ills environments
,!tA.-rd bonn down o. their low dVp;l.
tIu guf flIuk tt5t etrHl;.ua produces IS great
an ..c.t uI,Yl f.i" character a- the people with
Whom ,.n,. comes Dol contact and the lite they may
lt-I.
Wiz &c pleased t. have correspondents from
sixteen .u twenty.
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s.Aionr.- ~ MsTian Hariand. IL another good
i-rsk- Such l=sak~ a. these tend 10 elevate THE
usinds - ciTis and boy. and make their aims IN
life noll 81 1Ild lrfter.
will answer Ilnrence Ma:Spn's question:
Ia Nhittey invented the fTst cotton gin. His
h.ssss- ~ Massachusetts,. bat he Wa teaching
iu tseorgia az the time II the invention.
AmSwtr 10 iANfer tiuTsiun's question:
1ar ~lasTtssf "a tire lnhle = Jesus weht.
'-isCy Afrasti u tile fssEts, think must De
Tlrsi ~ nsl.. ctsuie aaain.
can furnish Iae Nor.ls of after the Rail /" but
have nn. tie tnrsir
would Ike 10 caFrespoud with some OF the
Older csfuelu~.