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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

Lake county the other day and say that
the grain on the farm is az good ss any
in the county while they think the corn
the best they have seen. Mrs. Gunder.
son inquired especially OF the aged Nor
wegian couple in the poor house OF their
treatment there aud the aged couple
were profuse in their assertions that
they received the best OF treatment, food
and clothing and we're perfectly oon.
tented. This ought to settle rumors
that have been circulated to the contrary.
a good attendance OF lot owners were
present last evening at the cemetery
association meeting at Mrs. Wesley
I, Hills. It Was decided to procure 800
feet Of piping to conduct water over the
grounds, the association having already
laid 800 feet. Meesre. w. H. Dempster,
j. q. Hubbell and Frank Ginder we're
appointed a committee to procure the
piping. Another committee consisting
Of Messrs. Dempster, Hubbell and Far.
mer was elected to visit the grounds
aud draw up certain amendments to the
bylaws OF the association, prescribing
the grades OF streets, lots and graves, or
mounds, and report the same Tor the
consideration OF a future meeting. 1t is
intended TO repaint the water tank and
do certain needed temporary aud perma.
nent improvements on the grounds.
The ladies' committee have a man at
work on the grounds and are directing
much needed improvements. The re-
spouse to the special assessment levied
on lot holders for improvements has no,
been complied with by very many aud as
the money is much needed the ladies
hope that those who have not paid the
assessment will make an effort to do &C
at an early date.
Go to the Hospital for soft. waite,
baths. - cents. Mrs. CALLISAN.
City residence lots for sale, SIS to 500
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lackamp. Elston
Mo-, writes: Zone Minute Cough Cure
saved the lie OF our little boy wher
nearly dead with Group"
Cook s. ODEE.
We will sell at q very low price the
pianos and organs used at the
C%hautauQus. FOWLER 4 SCHMIDT.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22
n ~.
Order Of Exercises In the ~
Houses Of Worship In h CITY
TO.MOrrOw.

Order Or Exercises In the Different
To.Morr0w.
n. 4. CHURCH.
Class meeting, 10 q. M; preaching,
subject, Need Of Christian Activity,
1890; Sunday school, II w.; Epworth
League, Hortense Lewis, leader, : p. ~;
preaching, subject, The True Lite, s.
Everybody invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching 1890 q. M, by Rev. j. A.
McAlmon; Sunday school at noon; young
peoples meeting ut : p, m. No evening
service.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Usual s~ervices during the day, Rev. J.
J. MoIutyre preaching the morning ser
mon 1t 1880; Row: q. Nj. Cline the eve-
n,ng sermon.
GRACE CHUKCH
Eighth Sunday after Trinity; Holy
Communion 1t s .. m; Morning Prayer
and ssrmon ct 1890 .. m. Sunday
school st IL N. All are welcome.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services ct Olson school house, west,
in the morning; 1t the church In the
evening.
II doubles the joy Of the human heart,
brirhtens body and brain. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents.
~ FRANK G. SIXTH.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit
r~armsnently. They lend gentle
sssietauoe to nature, causing no paine OF
veakness, permanently curing consti'
patton and liver silmente.
Cook B ODEE.
Fine residence property tor sale on
...v tarma. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

1t can kidney disorder which, il allow
ed to run too long will result in Bright's
disease. diabetes OF other serious aud
often fatal complaints. Fo'ey's kidney
cure is GU aranteed for kidney disorder.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

Large house. stable aud quarter block
ground to trade for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

Gun-shot wounds and powder.burne.
cuts, bruises, spraine, wounds and rusty
nails, lnsect stings and ivy poisoning
quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Positively prevents blood poison.
ing. Beware Of oouuterfeits. "De.
Wits" is safe and sure.
Cook + ODEH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

For sores, ulcers, burns, gals, piles.
nothing 90 good a. Banner Salve the
most healing medicine in the world. go.
FRANK SMITH,. =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

Fine residence property Tor sale on
easy terms. CAAs' D.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

It doubles the JOY OF the human heart,
briohtens body and brain. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents.
FRANK G. SIXTH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

City residence lots for sale, SIS to $500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-03
Ola - Amerte.nr....1

frera The chleeEo ChFUricle
The schooner Polly. nosy living q, 49,.
port OF Bangor. Me sound ana -. gso-s5,5
lh every nay. II said 10 b ths ofa..t
American vessel IN commission She -
bDiit al Amesb3ry. Mass. Ia 1895. aad has
had an adventurous career During 49,.
war OF IsiZ she was Z pflvatesr aUf 60.
Tired eleven prizes from the British gba
was also captured once herself but w.
fstaken, she Is vessel Of fOrty-avs
tons. and Is now engaged in the eoastinE
The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-03
MighI ne somv Mistake.

lr9M tadxs.
Rachel vas much surprised to learn that
her new baby brother had 10 name How
she Inquired anxiously.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-03
WIZARD OF THE SWORD
Don Arturo Pacheco, the Cy-
ranO of Mexico.
A SCHOLAR AND SWASHBUCKLER

the Flower of Mexican Chiv-
airy Daring Regime of the Viceroys-
He Was as Ready Of Wit as He Was Skill
full with swOrd-HeId Tournament st
Milan and Defeated All Corners - HIS
Death Was shrouded in Mystery.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-03
Disastrous Love Affair.

AT Naples, he devoted himself to love-
making and politics. AZ first he was bril-
liantly successful, but disaster overlook
him in the practice Of both these pursuits
beautiful young matron Of the high no.
biiity. with whom he had tender affair,
vas 80 indiscFeet In her passion for Don
Arturo. who was the pink Of outward pro-
priety where woman's reputation was
concerned; that her husband, who was a
man Of furious temper, resolved on ven
gesnce- The fair but frail dame was for
cibly conveyed 10 a lonely castle of her
husbands situated in Caiabrla, and was
there immured from all human society
sGve that Of her keeper, an old and ruff
flsnly servitOr OF her lord. This might
have appeared a humdrum and respec:a-
bic vengeance, but for the fact that the
castle, which had long been regarded as
scarce hahitable for wild beasts, was a
vtritable death-trap of pestilence. IL vas
situated IN The midst OF a frightfuI Aiarsh,
whose malarisl emanations poisoned ali
the air about II for miles The old keeper
wlo had dwelt here since infancy was the
only human who had ever been immune
from It's terrars.
In few months time the health ana
the beauty OF the lady were forever
ruined. Sue had become Iozthsome to the
The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-03

The nephew was not long In getting his
revenge He persuaded the vIceroy To de-
prive the colonel Of his command upon
some rrifilng preteXt The colonel was
wild al the Injustice He was refused
audience with the viceroy, and was order
ed % the command OF some 0bscure
fortress in The FAR nortn In a ~ OF raKe
he refused 10 obey orders. and was failed
for characterization The nephew OF the
vicerOy continued 20 plot against him
Base and unfounded charges were pre-
ferred against him. and upon getting out
OF prison he was degraded from his mill
tary rank and heavily fined.
The colonel svOre that hls turn al re-
yenge would came next He had barely
emerged from prison when he heard that
the author Of his disgrace was at Vera
Cruz preparing 10 leave for Europe. The
colonel lost no time in setting out for the
port lie j. ssid 20 have killed two
horses ia getting there on time. He ar
rived just an hour ere The vessel waa "a
set out with his enemy. He hurried on
board and came face 70 face with Don Is
teban, who was stroliing uD and down the
deck, cigar In mouth. With a roar Ike
that Of a wild beast. Don Arturo spranx
al his enemy and smote him In the face
There vas 10 time % be lost In going
ashore, and a duel took place then and
there upon the hurricane deck. The pre-
liminsries were hastily arranged by GER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
The bright and Dark side.
Washington starr

The nIan OF electing United States sena-
tors il now on exhibition at its best ana
ar its very worst In New York Mas7"-
cbusetts Minnesota. Connecticut anu
Missouri the choice is made prompuy'
and ~ the general satisfaction. the sue
cessfiil aspirants are not even Nlsl'oIa 10
the scene. Mr. Depew remains aI i,.9
office i'm New York and Mr.. LodBe' WI
Davis. General Hawley. ana GENERA
Cockreu remain on duty here. whtre tHo
national business is pressing. Neil"e'
scheming. log-rolling. nor caucus ms
,ar-r,ugger rs necessary 10 influence ac-
tior And the selections are all excellent
rour of the men named have already es-
toblished themselves an public favor IN
tho senate while the fifth. by virtue ol
the reputation he has made ln otnet
fields is sure OF success IN the new url"
Rut in Pennsylvania. Delaware, West
virginia Montana, Nebraska, ana Cdh-
fo~nf. the situation is unprOmising Tor
the best selections. and Obstructive 10
legislation Scandals are cropping out
and divisions are taking on an angry
| character. Deadlocks are threatened. bal-
lotlng must continue every day unul
/ choice IS made. and hence until that time
| an other business rs held more or less ll
/ allowance. The result can IN no case %
]
! rivalry and extreme confusion the bes
POSSIBLE result is rarely obtainahle.
United States senator's should be elected
bv n direct vote of the people. That pan
would not eliminate money from tn'
| EQUATION. Men OF large means who aspire
! 40 political honors ana are willing %
! spend literally 10 obtain them. would stii
| and use for agents" and "conhdentia
representative" and through then
would stnl put money into their cam
paigns. But the advantage would he d
bringing everybody out into the OPEN u
having an "claims" TO distinction Orousn
under the white light Of public discussion
Dark horses would be barred. The a'n
ger of dark-lantern proceedings Wou.
be minimized. And the legislatures "ouD
then be N liberty Immediately upon on
ganizing TO proceed with the making am
amending of the laws-the only buslhes
with which they should be charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
senatorial Elections
dynchburg Advance)

Tho washington star, in an editorial
40, tbis subject after abiding 90 the
smooth working of the present system
10, several OF the States. gives the other
.iis of the picture. 10 Delaware, PENN
s,lvania West Virginia, North DaNold'
wyoming. and California, not contests
are now I'M progress, ana no man Noil
foresee the issue. Though the present
system has worked smoothly III lnoHy
cases. the star goes on 20 add the IollO"
ing: ..,,,,o b,e
"But the movement for Il cnahs7 "a2
cone TOO far probably 10 be checked 10y
rbe present showing. IL has too much 10
sunrort IL. easily recalled, IN the history
~ tba MAST twenty years. What mas Oeeh
I.na once may be done again ana
thare is a widespread demand that the
neonla directly make the choice, WHICH,
ioft IN The state Legislatures, has 700
.ften led 10 the employment OF que5-
rtouable means by candidates an 10
Thoroughly unsatisfactory results. Gov
arpor Hastings of Pennsylvania, VINO
has lust recommended the change Ia
! the LEGISLATURE of that state, says tha'
| resolutions urging favorable consideration
! of the matter upon Congress nave beeI
| adopted by the Legislatures OF the loHJW
! .ng states. California Colorado, Florida
]
/ sourf Montana. Nebraska, Nevada, ohio
| Utah. and Wyoming. The argument II
support OF the proposed change has grow
upon the country rapidly since II was mrs
practiced Not only would the election o
a senator cease TO enter into calculation
! about legislation, as has many times pee
! the case, but combinations for the deVeI
opment of a dark horse would be impos
sibIa candidates would be obliged to dc
clare themselves. and the people woul
have fun opportunity of passing upo
their merits and making a selection in IN
open light of da,.'
The star is correct. All the indication
point TO the growth Of public sentime1
i'm favor of a constitutional amendmei
giving the people the right 10 elect the
own senators. The change may not I
agreeable TO millionaire aspirants TO sen
r. atorial honors. but il would be IN the IL
J, terest of good government and would ter
- IN tho elevation of the Senate, which,
the estimation of many observers, h'
o. lost something OF It's pristine dignity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
.r,,r co,,pEsr OF ALL THINGS
mo-, Dewnr's Experiment"
LIQUID hydrogen
,s,oc,oi Gable Dispatch TO Ne" i
SUM-

,e,ocial Gable Dispatch 10 Wv
SUM
roN-DON. January 2l.-lt u 10"
an,bs since that final trump" -
,aho~,tory. the liquefying Oh ~
-. accomplished, and Professor De"'H'
=, the Royal Institution, last cv 'eni when
acrlbed that most Volatile u s'nce ever
roduced 10 the coolest suDs'"'
known. ..,o-tces transparent
~ it,b considerable refractlNe po"
=, b,d n well-dehned meniscuS' -edav
a,rearance Of being metal as ,,ot =
,hnught il might prove 10 be- ~ - il
s,.i,,"tor of electricity. It's dehs'S =,
-, decantive. At first be thousn
Lint he about half that Of water W.
measuring a given volum, ana sound
ing how much gas it produceu' no of
lts density 10 be only one iou' -, that
tho, of water. or six times less llah 80, 80
- ,be lightest liquid hitherto known. -
tttre weighed only seventy sTahliiS'
Instantly froze and solidihed ar anu 90 -
IN and hence enabled the uel9'''
| st,sa two solids to be ascertalheu'
a little ball cooled in IL ana eAp'9o
49, air was first covered with ca 49,
~ solid air. and then began 10 VI ~ =, a.,
| ,ioce of cotton wool soaked III ~ az
rnared TO be magnetic, but thT ~ u
itself Professor Dewar is satisfied ~ ~
magnetic. This phenomenon nus I'm,
fore be due 20 the cotton WIZ -,
i,,,r1edistelv filed with solid oxygen
which is highly magnetic. hon, va
professor Dewar explained no" Va va
cnums OF high tenuity We're 80 :.
obtained by immersing closed tlDe -
nouid hydrogen. The air In the tupe we
t-...tt.+,tv so1idffed. and il the tube Wa
'i''' arranped that the portion containin
the accumulation Of solid air could ,,l D
saaled up. the other part had, 9 accord
~ Sir William Crookes's calculation, ,
r pressure amounting to only one-len-, III.
] iionth of atmosphere. With vacuum We
sells for use with hydrogen 1t was 'ne'
t fore not necessary to pump OUT ar
49, onIv needful TO put liquid hydrose
I'm a double-walled vessel and it made D
own vacuum by solidifyins the ar p
tween the two walls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
Personals and Briefs.

officer r. j. Epps. Of the Second Ponce
District, is IN at his home. on west Gay
street.
Mr.. T.. Daniel Myers, Of Lynchburg'
and Dr. j. II. Graham, of Wytheyilie'
are at Murphys.
Mrs. Julia Holloway, s12 west Cary
street who has been very sick Tor the
past TWO weeks. is improving. She was
able 10 sit up a few hours yesterday.
Mr.. John 3. Day. OF the New York
Baseball club. is In the city looking
over the ground, with the view 20 bring
ing the GIANTS here for their spring
practice.
Mr.. Ernest Walters, Of No. S0l south
pine street is quite IN mt mis- residence
Mr.. Walters is employed at the south
ern shops in Manchester as foreman OF
the patent department
There will be a devotional meeting OF
81 James Chapter brotherhood OF 81
Andrew. held i'm ST. James lecture-roon
tonight at 9 o'clock Subject for dis
cussion THE Manliness Of Christ"
Hon. W. r. Mckinney, OF. Petersburg
+bo General counsel for the Richmond
petersburg and Carolina road. was In tn
| o,,v Monday. lie talked encouragingl'
| 90 the prospects for the early compile
| ton Of the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
rrv,1.r NURSES FOR THE ARMY
surgeon-GeneraI sternberg Ne'
onds Their Employment

.neudS Their Eupi"F 10,
crrgeou-General Sternberg mas ''N~'
.ho initial steps toward the formation Oh
corns Of expert female nurses. me
r.,.or FOR this and the purposes to DE
soryed are set cut in the following letter
addressed by him to the Secretary Oh "'i
to-day: ,. 4,,, ,,,r with
Snain has demonstrated the lac1 80 a.,
- eorvices of trained female nurses ln
the care " serious cases on typiloiV- -.
"a other diseases requiring shllluI he'S
49, ors INDISPENSABLE. I have therefore
49,, bopor TO recommend the ena-lHel'
by Congress OF III" e'ii''''
lowing provisions 90 ,bo army
e. b.rabv authorized 90 make cohllac'7
Ter female nurses not exceeding M mum
~ rer cent Of the army OF me OHlle
ctates aud as many female cher huiS
i'm his Judgment. the service may IT.
quire. u.+., NOT %
o..,oo1 ga per month. and chief hui9
~, n rate not to exceed 50 per inoH,"
IN nurse and chief nurse shall receN'
! 90 r9tion I'm kind or Communication lnel'
~. and he provided with quarters avg
! r,e6ic,I attendance, and when necessA'
may he granted such leaves or aO9.'.y
,,,itb nav as the surgeon-general ot I'D
| army may authorize. .,t D.
"sucb nurses and chief nurses sH"li p
| ...,l,,o+es Of training schools for nurse
Trovided that when employed 10 nurse ~
ia,,,.faver cases or 10 perform duties "
d,etists or matrons they may De eAeNiP
ed from this provision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
MONUMENT TO LONGFELLOw.
AppenI for subscriptions to Erect
Ono In Mnshing tOn.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., January r.
The Executive Committee Of the Long
fellow National Memorial Association
formed for the purpose of erecting sta
tue of the poet in Washington, has issued
an appeal to the public for subscriptions
TO accomplish this purpose. The commit
too estimates that 1900 will be needed
IN procure a statue worthy or the poet
and the site The smallest CONTRIBUTORS
will be welcomed As almost every
American home, where the inmates loVe
GOOD literature. says the appeal, contains
n COPY Of LongfellOw's poems, II Is hopeu
that the response may be botn prompt
and generous. The Riggs National BANK.
Of Washington, has consented 10 acI %
e,orcio1 agent of the memorial assocla-
tion and checks may be made payapio
IN II. Rev. Alexander Mackay Siill H.
chairman, and General Adolpnu9
Greeley. secretary, on behaH OF INC - -
ecutive Committee, sign the appcai' "a
the course of which they say IL il'9
hen thought by many competent Judges
~ n etatue of I.onefellOw placed mere
would be q fitting tribute, both TO ms
/ emo and TO the distinction when He
! Conferred upon American letters. IL l7
a.. s,rove reuroach 90 us that. Whlie fhs
,a5d has been quick 20 recognize his emil
nence bv placing his bust in Westminsl ei
Abbey. our own people have, as YET con
| Uttle TO testify the affection ana pIiu'
with which millions regard one VIZ a.
| bevond all others the poet oil 1"e -'ii'''
| can home and treslde. --.-.. ,o,o,
The President is an honoraI! I ,eis5'in
~. ~ 9ssociation: Chlef-Justice FuIe
"a ,resident. while Secretary Hay sena
tors ~ Hoar and wolcott. Speaker Keeu
and many other prominent men are asso
ci4ted with the movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
nm. heading of the Classics.


In the age Of hurry and hustle "hich j.
mon us. our reading has become aneC''''
- eo,r for the worse. BooAinaAlls
we. ~ become "a trade with publishers
,,,ho through their agencies enueaNoi ~
,is,,ose annually Of so much PRIME" p'P.''
1T a. the agriculturist seeks 10 UNI
Ia himself OF so many bales OF nay
So hooks sell for their covers "nne
'',ta~s cen because they are cheap 'hat
40 nv g-oss weight. Goou OOoA'' , U''e
,niobt saw. are born, not made. me
'reat classics OF the ages maintain thei
ia mon the educated mind. Ihey ar,
Io.N i,,,avs 10 be found In publishers
io Ines and when found. they neees-
Ill" IL, cost money, but money well spent
~, ~ old-time southern planter was the
,,ost-read man in the world. MF. Sturs'S'
,Ianta,s most capable photographer, mas
a. ON experience which carries him BACK
~ 10. hose antique days. lie Is authotl,y
-. statement that In the seclusion oil
- - so,,tbern planters homes were 10 bs
sn,,,a the hest libraries In the country
- extent. but In selection. The
-, classics, as well as the master
rortSs ~ later years. were always 10 b
so,nd upon his shelves There was NJ
- en- these libraries for the paper
rovered pamphlets or for the cheap cioth
,.,,,,nd hook. What was worth buyin
,,o-s worth it's price, and If the matte
] yvithin the volume could not commah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
rho "ImmortnI j. NJ
5Aeheville .-itizen)

announces the possible
u' ,,,rl5s I'm Ohio Of an llui'l'. ~
known from Maine w
Immortal i. NJ ,.or, 7 y
.rha Immortal J. NJ was uolll .tYorce
- y Free came into @a,o
,t,o Immortal J. N many !e',td a
- u, w. - The boast that he never p.'. ,i
re t.iu ar sportation on rdtn
IT, -, altboueh he has been apuho"'',y3
,o,. his way through the Wo'lu'
apl9 ono OF the California lol' -
~ o,,1 he became rich. He IS ~"
,l.,t IN ,-e9rs Of age. and duIluB w
roet wear is said to have l"''e0
-, ,.eors ago 81. y" came throuS3i'
,-t.,,i,ia an one of his roaming uip'' =,
-..,il,ed into the office Of the kocN' ,, ,,r
peoister at HarrlsOnburg' an" $50 A.,
20 the editor of the paper III NJ - 0nI,.
Ii vrav declared that he was 'ne -
No., III 80, Who could take the preSsul .
| ~, There was no indication as 10 J uI'
! -. +I,ie Great feat was to be peri ~
~ 49, where the pressure was pui ~
W hnt he insisted that he was ~
',,l,l,1,, coropetent 20 undertake the "a
~. oct,ons were those Of lunauc' II.
iii9 .ot tall< coherenuy during his shoi
| stay. .b,4 he
II was subsequently learned t d.aI,in u,
had adopted the expression n}aDt Iy fsn n
o o,g rpon-committal TO answer all his pur
poses. 100, mont >,
T. was told Of him that he once Went -, y
t1 ~ pa. and walked into IN
Governors office and announced tial ~ W
was prepared to take the pressure Oh
condemned criminal who was 10 ~
Ioneed I'm few days, and eXpresSli .
bIs willingness 10 take the unior lI'i1 a..
mans place. The Governor accepted IN
tender at once. before the lmnor, ',i
had time to retract his proposltlon' an an
he was locked up. and so baby sGaiS
mat he never visited that town AGAIN
re always had his pockets fun or ran
road masses. Since the days OF ram o Va.
commissions and the curtailm5nt oi u.
mass privilege perhaps the ola man
heart was broken.
, He was tall. gaunt, with long mar d"
, dingy. clerical clothes, ana "he" o"'
) saru was never forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25

would. we believe. prove o. grea, -" ,,o,,ld
once AZ well as a time-saver' auu all
~, euch a satisfactory arrahb ND
aro,,ra that once agreed anon we IN
,,,,.cr 90 back TO the present - ,o 40
,,,bere the hour Is anywhere froin - ., is
y n,etoclf Between the hours naheL :,
,.,,.,ssibIa TO tell whether any par 49,
ia, vii be found at his place OF pn 1n. ~
not A man may start az the ~ ,te
-, etreet and work his way UP W 'n
. No,' md I'm this three hours ana 4 h la
9q"o' ia half the men lac wants 10
tiilo -. lunch" Most OF the older gem,
ou' o., - home and take an hour anc Ia na,s
I,op 80 - hours in tuclting away ,,.isb
-, chile the younger genei,auon -, "r'
r,p .,,1- regard for their digestive W. an,
siisilo, dsv a light lunch az /. an" ~ o.,
ca - dav a heavy dinner az 2, "a For
on, our. bod for the stomach, pue ,n 81.
ohy us community. II nece so,tcail,.
the s.,',re for n business Is ~ -, en-
lolls ,' from an hour to TWO ,,,,einess
suspeii'1,,,io ~ the day places OF w ,rhe
the ~ mt open so much lons, have
n,c~,,s and employees cois'e1t1otion after
S ,.. o,ance for a little reci'''
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