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The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

! Mrs. A. w. Lyon and children, of
Worthington, spent the day Monday
visiting at the paternal home.
a. Brayton was transacting busi-
ness at Worthington Monday.
Miss Maxwell came down from
Worthington Monday as teacher for
tho Abbott school.
Blanche L!ttle6eld was visiting
friends at Worthington the fore part
of tho week.
Chas. Ninebar was over at Worth
ington Tuesday.
The Sunday School convention last
Sunday conducted by Co. Superin-
tendendent Loveless, of Worthing-
ton, was we'll attended and much use
full iaformationiwas presented.
c. Schmidt was transactine busi-
ness at Worthington over night
Tuesday. =
r. Ransom aud wife who, having
spent tho winter at Copenhagen,
Denmark, arrived home Wednesday
morning. H. /. :
Mr.. Chas. Skews, of Inwood, Ia.
We understand will soon be on hand
at Round Lake to commence the
erection Of an elevator. Mr.. Skews
previously had all hisl ar
rangements made to bnild his eleva-
tor last fall but owing e smallpox he
vas forced to abandon the project. .
Dr. Chas. Dolan was down from
Worthington Tuesday looking after
big brother Edwin's patients during
HE latter's illness
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23
Opening and Dedication Of the

Opening and Dedication of the
New Presbyterian Church.
On next Sunday, March 25th will
occur the opening of the main build
ing of the new Presbyterian church,
and it's dedication. The pipe organ
will be used, and the double omar
tette have prepared a special pro
gram for the occasion.
Rev. Willis Green Craig, D. D. L.
L. D. professor of systematic theolo-
gy in the McCormic Geological Semi
nary, Chicogo, and Ex-Moderator of
General Assembly of the Presbyter.
ian church, and eloquent preacher.
There will also be special services in
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

which the congregation will partci-
pate, solemnly dedicating the build
ing to the service of God.
The following is the order of exer.
cises for the day.
Morning Service.
/ Organ Voluntary "Offertoire in A
flat"-Ed. Batiste.
2 Doxology 3 Invocation.
4 Chant--Lords PRAYER.
5 Hymn 6 Instructional Reading.
Z Prayer
8 Anthem Lord of Heaven"-Rossj
9 Notices
10 Offertory "La Fontaine"-Lys-
II Anthem "song of victory"-Ash-
IL Sermon.
13 Prayer.
IA Benediction.
Is Postlude.
e. EVENING SERVICE.
. In the evening there will be un.
ion service in which the Meth& dist.
Baptist Congregational, Evangeli-
cal and other churches will join.
i Organ Voluntary "Fraumerei and
Romance--Schumann.
2. Doxology "All Hail the Power"
8. Invocation.
4. Gloria.
5. Hymn.
6. Institutional Reading. :
q. Anthem. "A Song of Thanks.
giving Parks. ..-.,
8. Prayer. ...... T..
8 Anthem, ! T Will Lift Up Mine Mi 9
Eyes, Parks. .. r. ~.
10 Not :ces. =~z. :1.....-"s.. ~ g.
~ Hymn. XII. - 49,
IL Sermon. r.
[13 Prayer. 4%..s
IA Hymn. lid .s.z.r. @ &. It'll >.s i. - -:
is Benediction. ], .zs..s....s .:s. A..
rs Postlude, fanfare in g Minor
Ashford. ss s.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

Mrs. Enwright. Of Chicago, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. 81.
Garrettson, since January returned
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jonee and daug ghter Mildred
returned home Tuesday aight from
their eastern trip. While absent
Mps. Jones learned ladies garment
cutting and this department will be
added to Mr.. Latta's store.
j. S. Reader. of Winchester, ILL.,,
arrived here short time ago to work
for A. J. Kannal during the coming
season doing artistic painting and
paper hanging.
The Order of Humility after their
banquet Friday night had 1856 left
in their treasury which was generous
~ given to the Salvation Army.
Cornelius Jensen Who is employed
by James Ramage moved into town
Tuesday from Org. While
X. Deuth was bringing in q load, the
team became frightened and ran
away. AN organ that was on the
load was badly broken.
In a letter to friend hare Dan
Fish, a former blacksmith of this
place, now located in Todd county,
says he is doing we'll farming there.
M. E. Kanneaj, Of Kansas City.
who has been foreman in q paint
shop four years will be here soon to
assist hia brother in the paper hang
ing and painting line.
Mrs. Carrie Heunrickson, who has
been here spending the winter with
her mother, Mrs. Bassett, near Rueh
more, expects to leave here on April
4, to join her husband, who has taken
him a homestead near Minot, in
Ward County, North Dakota.
Mrs. J.J. Bingham has been very
sick of late with abcesses in the head.
She is somewhat improved at this
writing.
i Fred Spohn ana family returned
to their home at Madelia Thursday
afternoon afternoon after visit will
his brother, Frank Spohn.
A good work horse for sale cheap
weight 1910. In barn where MI. .Hur'
.. formerly lived. VIM. A. Mosher.
Wanted-Two apprentice girl
i Mrs. A. N. Cheney.
g Mrs. Thos. Klasy returned the 6rf
q of the week from Fort Ripley whe,
she purchased two houses aud a mil
r. The family expect to move there i
about three weeks.
r. H.Patterson of LeMars has pu1
Q chased the new house Of Jull,
o Palms and expects to move he1
about the first of May and become
l. resident of this place.
> Mr.. Michaels living about twel1
miles north of town, returned th
j. week from trip in Stevens Co.whe
J. he purchased quarter section farr
He doee not expect to move there u
. ii! fall.
s For sa]e-A 16-horse power engi1
!" of the Advance make. Anyone wisl
y ing to buy or trade other propert
i call on or address A. James, Wortl
u ington, MINI, 33tf
J., Ladies Slippers, the best kind fl
the spring trade for which I just pu
chased in the Twin cities,at SO con-
Q value from 81. to $3.50, at New Yor
Bargain Store, next to Loveless gro,
}. cry.
a Miss Holley, Of Sioux Falls, visite
q the parental home. Gilbert Andel
q sons Wednesday, accompanied b
o her husbands mother, Mrs. Holle
n and daughter, Miss Alice Hol]e,
They left Thursday for their hom
at Limo Springs.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

Miss Nettie Stoutemyer, il improv.

Miss Nettie Stoutemyer, il improv'
ng slowly.
Thos. Lynch recently returned
from a trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ryan has a new organ pur.
chased Of U. F. Hansberger.
Col. Burnett's son has hired out 10
Geo. Goodrich for tho season.
j Horace Norman's father and
mother loft Wednesday for q visit
with relatives at Iona.
Frank Saxon went 10 Minneapolis
Tuesday expecting to be gone tho
most of the week. =.
A good childs msckintosh, from 2
years old to Is for $l.98 at New York
Bargain store.
Geo. Rovey is quite sick has been
in bed about ono week with tonsilitis
and cataralh fever.
Garden seeds at 81. Peter Lewis.
License at Window has been fixed
ut $500.
The old and new council meet Fri
day night.
Get nice boys shoe at the Now
York Bargain Store.
p.C Anderson OF Org was pleas
ant caller Wednesday.
Mrs. }. E. Stonesifer was very sick
Wednesday afternoon.
James Ramage made at trip te
Sioux Falls Wednesday afternoon.
John Mackay went to Wilmon,
Wednesday to set up a new sngiue
Mrs. s. w. Selby left Tuesda,
night to join her husband at Breckel
ridge.
WANTs0.-Janitor for the Presby
terian church. Apply to W. v
Loveless.
The stock yards are being removal
ed from being infected by tho glant
cred horses.
II you want to buy farm or TOW
property, have gvod bargains q
the time. NJ. E. LAwToN. Ct
A clothes-pin social will be give
at the residence of A. T. Latta F,
day evening.
A good suit of clothes for Easte
for Men, Boys aud Youths at lowe
price at New York Bargain Store.
Rev. Carl Anderson returned We
nesd.n night from attending Il
Prob m,ion state convention. He r
ports very good convention.
Old iron bought and highest pri
paid above anybody else price. Ne
York Bargain Store next to Lovele
grocery.
Two of VIM. McLean's childre
have been very SICK this week, b,
are better now. There trouble ",
uncommon being taken with q fit
vomiting.
The Alliance Hail Insurance c.
will write your insurance through
Kindlund, agent. Losses paid
1899, $7l ,423.99. Cash surplus Jal
l, 1900, S59, ,436.79. 1913
Baptist Church.
Morning service a, lO:46, subject ,
morning sermon "Christ beforePilate
No evening service on account of Il
dedication service at the Presbyteria
ohnrch.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

w. E. Stoutemeyer tsf Tuesday
with Fred Mohl for Colorado to look
after his farm interests there.
Mrs. Henry Swanman and daughter
| Of Adrian, passed through here Tues
day their way home from Sheldon.
Mr.. Halleck's have rented tho
small house of Mrs. Wass, just back
| OF tho new one and have moved in.
Arthsr Donshoe, who has been
living in one Of ], D. Pratt's houses,
has this week moved out near Brew
ster on his farm.
Low Bassett's friends will be sorry
10 learn that he 10 in tho hospital in
Sc. Paul and has been for some time
and 10 very low.
Some cay election went Democratic.
E. B. Stsrrett, of Sheldon, was in
town yesterday doing business with
Peter Thompson.
B. w. Pope was in town Wednes-
day on bio way homo from Martin Co
whore he had been to see a sick
brother.
E. G. Pannell is having his drays
all painted up neatly for the summer
by A. j. Kannal.
Charles Cohagen, of Winchester
ILL.,. 10 expected here in a few days to
work for A. j. Kannal.
w. w. Loveless has purchased of
J. D. & W. I. Humiston new delivery
wagon. The wagon is a large one
and will be covered, making the
finest delivery wagon in town. w. w
| is always abreast with the times.
Miss Nellie Coyour left the first ol
the week to attend teachers institute
at Sibly.
i Mrs. w. E. Madsen and Mrs
Hoyne, Of Sioux Falls, went to LAX
Park Thursdaw.
Geo. Miller left on Tuesday on
land seeking trip in Swift, Travera
and Stevens counties.
w. w. Loveless has been electe
an alternate delegate to the Nations
Prohibition convention.
/ For entire satisfaction and best n
Il suits bring your Butter, Eggs, Bear
Potatoes, Cabbage and WaterMelor
r TO. q. Peter Lewis store.
j.. Team Of young mules and pony fl
sale. MILTON LUDLOW.
=, For anything good to eat 'pbo'
It rs, but for anything good to wear
Ito H. Peter Lewis store.
/ Mrs. A. n. Cheney has her milli
o cry store in the room formerly 0
= cupied by Mrs. O'Connor.
Mr.. Schneider and wife of Cher
70 kee, reached here Wednesday to a
p tend the Gray-Smith wedding. il.
's The question is ask: why is Il
now council like an EnRlishman
n drinks. Because it'e 'alf and 'alf
+ The many friends OF Miss FAB
9 will be pleased to know that she wi
/ be pleased to know that she will r
turn here again this season as MI
D. Webb's milliner.
J. The Missionary Tea given by tt
D ladies of the Congregational churc
'' at the commodious home of Mrs. !
Shell was q SUCCESS in every way.
pleasant program of music, songs an
I Rotations assist ed in the entertai
ment. There was large attendane
and the society realized about S:
from the occasion.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

Notice to Work Poll Tax.
The undersigned is -desirous of
working poll taxes for the same par
ties that he worked last year and at
the same prices. D. S. Axe.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23
Referendum Ballots.

1t is hoped that all will see t he
publication Of the call for the Popu-
list County convention to be held at
Rushmcre, and that all Primary .Elec-
ton officers, or committees as such,
will supply themselves with the ne.
cessary referendum ballots for use. in
their respective precinct, March 3lst,
by writing to the undersigned for
ballots at once have got plenty of
ballots. Be prepared and come to
the convention with your ballots
filed out 10. LARSON
Box A, Round Lake, Mobiles Co.,
MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

just received at a. Peter Lewis
store an elegant line Of ladies skirts,
all the latest-a fine lot Of shirt
waists and q great variety Of dry
good and notions. complete line Of
DR.. Warmers corst ts. "a :s..
w. p. Reed purchased a quarter
section Of land in Traverse Co. while
there last week. On account of hav-
ing three year lease of the farm he
now occupies, he does not expect to
move for some time. !. @@ J.:
Good fitting shoe at the lowest
PAIGE, best quality which is made Of
the best stock by che North Star
Shoe Go. Sold at the New York Bar
gain Stose, next to Loveless' grocery.
Chas. Sprouse, of Lorain, was q
pleasant caller Thursday aftern oon.
r. Roos, Of Lorain; was caller
Thursday. He started preparing his
land for seed during the warm spell.
having about 300 acres to put in
was anxious to get started. He says
the ground is in nice shape and al
few pleasant days will put it in ex-
cellent shape.
Rev. E. K. Covell and family form
erly of Prescott, Wis.arrived last week
He will assist Rev. Anderson of the
M. E. church in filing the different
churches in the Worthington circuit
MI: Covell has secured rooms in F.C.
Stitsers residence.
Little Harold Cakes has an eye to
business. Wednesday afternoon he
found a purse containing $40. A boy
about his age was with him and
wanted to divide the find but Harold
took it home and wanted to go to the
Ad dvance Office and advertize it.
Tank Kee, the celebrated lecturer
on Chica will give his course of four
lectures in this city, April 9, 10 and
II, under the auspices of the B. Y. P.
u, of the Baptist church. Tank Kee
has the endorsement of the press and
pulpit throughout the land and all
who can, should hear him.
On Saturday evening, March oath
a play will be given in the Round
Lake opera house, by members o
the school. Proceeds are to be usec
j, in enlarging the school library. Ad
! mission Is and 25c. Everybody COM
and enjoy The New Woman"
q Bids for Church Building.
The undersigned hereby gives no
t tice that sealed proposals for the erec
q tion of church building at Brewster
.Minn., will be received until the bou
- 1880 p. m., on the End day Of Apri
n 1900.
All bids must be in strict accood
= ance with the plans and specification
ia prepared by Fred Berreau, Of Hero
" Lake, MIMI, which may be seen q
o the home, of VIM. Nelson, Brewt
a ter, MINI. The party to whom th
contract is awarded will'be require
"a to give satisfactory bond for tb
:. faithful performance of rhe coutrac
10 The Building Committee reserve
70 the right to reject any or all bids.
q. Tom OLSON,
l. CHARLES OLSON,
OLuF ToRaEN, ~
HAL1x ANDERSON,
"a WM. NELSON,
~ Committee.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23
For full blooded Brahma eggs for
hatching go to L. III. Beckley. If.
East Dewald.

East DeWald.
/ F: l.. Wade and Bert Fronk is yisis-
ing G. Wado, they will return to
Spirit Lake today. -.
Mrs. Henry Horstein IS able to be
around Iittls.
A magic lantern show was held in
Dist. ~ in the Boldly school house,
on Monday right, March 19. ~,: .
! The little boy Mr.. Beed's ou Sec.
IL, was very dangerously sick with
the mumps. but is better now. r. {.
A: Lemmer amp family will 20 to
| Oklohoma. IA s.@@>.. i
| Joe PURGE. ofsouthern Iowa, visited
his old neighbors Of his locality.
! Otto Fischer is on the sick list this
week. e. ....=.... =.- ,...
phe weather looks mere like spring
again,
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no
h
h II thus Gin
to w prices
sanda o
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

A higher grade. gold tinted; hand
painted, toilet set, $500 value. re-
duced to $7.75.
Bargains In Semi.PorceIafn
Ware.
}-doz. cups and saucers. handlad
large size, zoe value, reduced to 39c'
dog. cups and saucers ten TO 60c
vslue 29c.
3:doz. soup plates. 60c value, 39c.
Gravy boat, 25c value, reduced l3c.
Sugar bowl SIC value, reduced to
duced to ~19c,
miscellaneous Bargains.
Beauty pins 2 for 1c:
Fork handles, good ones lOc.
3-dozen glass tumblers &c.
l pck matches, Vulcan brand. Sc.
Ladies belt buckles Sc.
Childrens A B. C. plates 14c.
Rice root scrub brushes Sc:
z bble carpet tacks SC.
Tack hammer SC.
Sad iron handles 7c.
Hammer and hatchet handles,
each &c.
All our fancy china ware, toilet
cases, albums at just one.half price.
Butcher knives 1Oc.
}-dosen tea spoons 13c.
};do9en table spoons 25c. y
Mop handles lOc.
4:inch flower pot 3.
Gallon milk crooks &c.
Garden rdkes 26c.
Garden hoes 28c..
Hay forks 20c.
Hay forks, better ones 35c.
Garden seeds per pck Sc.
1-doa: knives aud forks SOC,
=. Corsets.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-23

This is new line that we have
just added to our stock. After look
ing over several lines we decided on
the F. P. Kirkendall & Co. line This
make of shoes has been handled in
this town for years and always given
the best salts faction. We have a
full line Ladies, Misses, Mems and
Boys shoes and can save YOU at
least 10 per cent. Special prices
duri gour 10-days reduction sale.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15

Some one says Of sleep: 'Six hours
for a man. seven for a woman and eight
for fool" but there never was a more
misleading statement. The amount Of
sleep one needs depends on the amount
Of mental work he does while awake.
Men whose brains are never busy can
get along with five or six hours sleep a
day. even though their hands are al
ways employed during the waking
hours; hut the mental worker must have
more or go crazy. TO attempt to initiate
Napoleon. who, It is said. could get
along with four or five hours sleep. will
drive any ordinary man into an insane
asylum before the end of year. At
any rate. those who quote Napoleon so
elibly, fail TO inform us that he died
when little past 30. A prominent
nerve specialist OF Philadelphia said re-
Gently: ut is not overwork that kills.
but undersleep"
A scientific writer says that night ls
the time which nature utlizes for the
growth Of plants and animals; children
grow more rapidly during the night. In
the day time the system Is kept busy
disposing of the wastes consequent on
activity, but while asleep the system is
free to extend its operations beyond the
mere replacing of wornout particles,
hence the rapid growth.-Selected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
A N1Otlpsf lk-nnoaf.

Ambition is an admirable trait hut II
Is not the single qualification for sue
cess. Among highly ambitious youths
must be numbered a German who for
several years had been apprentced to q
cooper.
The young man felt that constant
coopering was not compatible with his
hopes for the future Accordingly, az
ter deliberation. a few months ago he
addressed letter to the head of the
gerat Rothschild banking house at
Frankfort. setting forth at some length
his strong dislike for his trade and ask
ing to be accepted as IAN apprentice
millionaire" promising diligence and all
application in learning 1.-The business"
The young man is still cooper.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
A Land Of PrOiniae.

Rev. Joseph Parker, the eminent
English preacher, confesses that i'll his
youth the sound OF the name Van Die
mems Land-now known as Tasmania
powerfully affected his imagination.
1t was to him, rs it has been to many
youngsters, an appallingly mysterious
place, but in time it lost its evil sug-
gestion, and he tells how this came
about III his recent book: "A Preachers
Life" At a Methodist meeting in the
north Of England the people had been
singing u hymn in which the line:
1--WE are marching through Emnan.
uel's ground" occurs, and at the close
OF the hymn one good old man, whose
emotion was in excess of his intelli-
gence, fervently prayed: "Grant that
when this life is over every one Of rs
may have cottage in Van Diemen's
land" The poor man somehow got it
into his head, by some law OF mental
association which no one can fully ex.
plain, that Emmanuel's grounds and
Van Diemen's Land were practically
one and the same.-Youth's Conipan.
ion
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
SALT LAKE CITY.
An Important Factor in Transconti-
mental Travel.

An Important Factor in TranscOnti-
mental Travel.
No one crossing the continent can
afford to cut Salt Lake City from his
route The attractions of the place,
including the Mormon Temple, Taber-
nacle and Church institutions, the
Great Salt Lake-deader and denser
than the Dead Sea in the Holy Land
the picturesque environment and the
warm sulphur and hot springs, are
greater to the square yard than any To-
cality on the American continent.
The Rio Grande Western Railway,
connecting on the East with the Dem
yer & Rio Grande and Colorado Mid
land Railways and on the West with
the Southern Pacific Central Route)
and Oregon Short Line, is the only
transcontinetnal line passing directly
through Salt Lake City. The route
through Salt Lake City via the Rio
Grande Western Railway is famous all
the year round On account OF the
equable climate of Utah and Colorado
it is just as popular in winter as in
summer. Send &c to j. d. Mansfield,
253 Washington St., Portland, or Geo.
w. lIeintz, Acting General Passenger
Agent, Salt Lake City, for copy of
"Salt Lake City-the City Of the
Saints"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
Never Suited.

The traditional attitude Of the pes.
simist toward all things Is represented
thus In dialogue with a Georgia farm
er. reported by the Atlanta Constitu.
ton:
How do you like this weather.
mot much; I'm feared it's goin' to
rain"
well. how's times with yOu?"
"Sorter so-so-but they won't last"
"Folks all well:"
Eyes: but the measles Is in the neigh
borhood."
"Well, you ought to be thankful
you're alvin"
Il reckon so; but we've all got to die.'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15

The .. K. Il N. and Oregon Short
Line have added buffet, smoking and
through train, and dining car service
has been inaugnnraled. The train is
equipped with the latest chair ears,
day coaches and luxurious first-class
and ordinary sIeep",s. Direct connec-
tion made ut Granger with Union Ia.
cifc. and at Ogden with Rio irande
ington and Idaho to all Eastern cities
For information, rates, ETC.. call on
any o. r. & N. agent. or address W.
H. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent.
Portland,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
eELLeo' PLANS HIS REVENGE.
How lie will Get Even with Guests
LII.

How lie Will Get Even with Guests
Who Make Him Work.
"Some day when | have accumulated
stake" said one Of the bright bell
boys at the BLOSSOM house the other
day to Il Kansas City Times man, II
am going to have some fun"
what are you going to do:" by
stander asked.
II am simply going to some big hotel
In Chicago and live for day." and the
boy paused to let the remark soak in.
And that's your idea of good time,
Is It," Queried the curious listener.
Hold on. am not through yet.
am going to n big hotel with three big
grips and am going to make the bell
boy carry all Of them up to the room
for me. won't carry even the small
est one Then as soon as am In my
room l am going to have some ice
water will not ring for Ice water.
but for bellboy. and after he has
climbed to the fifth foor-bellboys are
not permitted to mse the elevator. you
know, and shall not take room
lower than the fifth floor when he has
climbed up there. will tell him
want some Ice water.
IL will drink all the ice water I cnn
and pour the rest in cuspi,lor. Then
will ring for more leo water After
that shall order a cocktail served in
my room. | don't drink. but there
must be variety In my scheme. Then
will decide to take Turkish bath
and will call boy to carry my grip
down to the bathroom. When return
will ring for more Ice water.
II will insist on having the same
bellbOy serve ME all the time. and III
keep him chasing around until he will
curse me at every step. Then when
get ready to leave and he is happy to
think he will never see my cursed face
again, will give him dollar. You
know ] couldn't think Of putting a boy
to all that trouble without rewnrding
him because | have been through the
mill myself. What l have just de-
scribed happens to bellboy every day
Of his life-all except getting the dollar
when II is over"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-15
He Caught On.

IIe-Do you believe i'll hypnotism?
She heard the other day OF a man
who was hypnotizcd by being made to
look for some time at u diamond ring.
He-I wonder ii any bright piece OF
glass would have done it as we'll.
She-Ierhaps so, with man, but
not with u woman.
He Cat a jewelers. the next day)-l
want diamond ring, lady's size,
brightest you haven. Y. World.