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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08
Three Under the Ice.

st. Louis. March S-A Dispatch
special from Champaign, Ill, says that
three sons Of Jacob Siegler. a farmer,
living north of there, fell through the
ice in a, creek and drowned, while look
ing for stove wood. The bodies of the
children. all of whom are less than nine
years old, have not been recovered.
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Miss Davis Entertains.

The Sixty Three club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Miss
Ivah Davis at her home on Topeka
avenue. Guests of the club were Miss
Augusta Dewey of Abilene and Miss
Marcia Spivey. The prize, pretty
poster picture, was won by Miss Vera
Low The club will be entertained in
two weeks by Mrs. Charles Barnes and
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst at the home
of Miss Parkhurst
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Sarah L. Curtis died Wednesday at
the home of R. c. Bradshaw, 221 Wood
lawn avenue, Potwin. The funeral viii
be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Friends of the family invited.
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Received by Mckinley.

Washington, March S-The president
today received the members of the
Pure Food and Drug congress now in
session here, to the number of 200 or
more The presentations were made in
the east room.
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Ticket Agents Meet.

Atlanta, Ga, March S.-The annual con-
vention of the International Ticket
Agents association opened here today.
When the convention was called to order
Governor Gambler. Mayor Woodward and
Charles z. Hartman delivered addresses of
welcome. Tomorrow the agents will go
to Jacksonville. They will also visit Tam
pa St Augustine and other points. re-
turning by way of Savannah, Charleston,
Asheville and Cincinnati to Chicago.
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Fl. Worth and Return $145O Via
the Santa Fe.

Account Cattlemen's Association.
Tickets on sale March HIP Final limit
March 18th. Two through trains a day
Through sleepers and free chair cars.
See T. L. King, Agent, Santa Fe for
particulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

Rev. w E. Sitter. w Cation, N 2,
writes, II had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. / was persuaded to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me
from the start. I believe it to be a pan
acea for all forms of Indigestion" It di-
gests what you eat. At all drug stores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

Under the auspices of the Woman's
Home Missionary society, a concert will
be given at the First NJ E. church Fri
day evening, March 9. Admission 15c.
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Woodmen Attention.

All members of Shawnee camp No.
2800 are requested to meet at their hall
tonight at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Business
of Importance.
GEO. NJ. BUCHMAN. V. c.
L. M PENWELL, Clerk
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Watson bv Aoolamation.

Richmond, Va, March S.-The Re
publican congressional convention of
the Sixth district today renominated
Representative James E. Watson by &C
clamation.
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Nervous.
DeSpOndent,
Physically Rundown Men and Women

builder of the century, DR.. Hallock's
Wonderful Electric Pills for weak,
WORKOUT, nervous people. Used in pri-
vate practice since 184S. Thousands re-
stored to health and happiness. Sold
at all wholesale and retail drug stores,
81 per box, boxes So. Rowley & Snow,
500 Kansas avenue, Topeka Kan.
Advice on all diseases from specialists
free. HALLocK DRUG CO.. 10 Court St.
Boston. Mass.
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A Bankruptcy Petition.

Boston, March Sc. K and W. E.
Blake, architects, today filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy. The firms liabili-
ties are 7,748: assets, $65, 557.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

The saving you make everything you buy here
will amount to good many dollars in a month The
difference prices and the prices you pay elsewhere
means saving in your grocery bill that amounts to
something.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

81 can highly recommend Beggs' Hair
Remover as a pleasing restorative appli-
cation for the hair and a sure cure for
all scalp diseases. Mrs. J. WhertIe,
Omaha. Neb. A thoroughly reliable prep
aration; endorsed by thousands; it viii
not disappoint. r W. Squires, pharma-
ciSt, 1872 Kansas avenue.
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IuQleSide.

The annual meeting of the associa-
ton will be held at Ingleside Friday,
Feb. 9Th, 10 o'clock a. m. All members
are cordially invited
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Prof M. H. Kasper. Evangelical Luth-
eran Seminary, Addison, Ills, writes ~
had been suffering for some time with
severe pains in my lungs and coughed al
most constantly One bottle Beggs' Cher
~ Cough Syrup entirely cured me- 1t is
guaranteed to cure-has never failed. r.
W. Squires- pharmacist. 732 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

Removes Tan.
PiInples. freck-
les. Moth Patch-
es. Rash and
Skin diseases.
and every blem-
iSh Oh beauty.
ana dehes de-
lection. 1t has
stood the testof
81 years, and is
SO harmless we
taste 1t to be
sure it Is prop
eriy made, Ac-
cept no counter
felt of similar
names. DR.. L.
A
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lb)-Soaring .......
Mrs. Gleed.

5-Dream Visions ..... Miss Smith
The club will meet next Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Mabel
Martin in POtWin
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If we pay you for your Premium Stamps than
you get at the Premium stores why not sell them
We are buying them every day.
PROMPTLY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08

"a Skin of Beauty is Joy Forever"
nR. T. FELIX GoURAUD'S ORIENTAL
- CREAM, OR MAGICAL EEAUTIFIER.
Purihes as we'll as Beauties the Skin-No
other COSMETIC VIII do IL
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a. oayre said 70 lady OF inc hauELon "a pa
TENTH LAS you ladies will use them, recon-
mend 'Gouraud's Cream as the least harmful
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers in the u
s.. Canadas. and Europe. FERD. I. HOPKINS.
Prop'r. 81 Great Jones st.. N. Y.
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$3.50.
Ft. Worth, Tex, and Return Via Rock
Island Route.

Tickets on sale March II and IL, limi-
ted to March 18th.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-18
THE Days LOVE STORY.
ANNIE GERALD.

Il
"DR RENT you little more attentive to Me
| n Gerald than II Is necessary for an attorney
to b. to his typewriter asked Masgasse
| Fenton Of her brother.
Probably" he answered. but no, more attentive
than md u agreeable sister mine"
"Wha; taste you have! She isnt even pretty"
mot particularly but all men are rot fAscnaaOo
b. pretty face: there other qualities admir-"
III YOU want to be married for your money by -
ambitious young woman Of social position no fan.
ny pres,ise-very we'll"
The typewriter and Office boy were alone.
Mr.. Fenton will not be In until. clock" said Mn
Gerald.
How provoking" returned Margaret. II will ~
moment. II you don't object"
Certainly not. was tho answer
Mamma and I were talking about you this morn.
Ing" continued Margaret: I'VE were saysnK We muse
have SOU at the house often~r. az our fathers we're
dear friends
1T would he very pleasant. l am sure"
Just now I am busy. dear fr@.nd. Carrie Dss-
ning comes his week. She's almost In the family,
you know and Donald has round Of gayetiess
planned In her honor tell him he IL getting gay Tor
a staid lawyer. who aspires TO be Judge. hut you
know men In lore such una cccuntsbls c-eatursa"
81 suppose So" murmured the girl dreamy. as her
eyes rested the flowers she had found her dsek
that morning.
III YOU the sister Of one you would know H.
But We all love her and are willing 10 DO homaSA
Mamma has just set her heart on The marriage Car.
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n
the minds the cultured
Of
Of
oil
mastsrpiece
the q the book
The authorized
0Alusnne
before the of England anticipated
with
A. 70 Galenns
o a
q Of world.
namely O
a
whom might
name What
really
forbidden
o
OF
should be his divine model
Rubek kept his we'll when
n q goes way
She exhibits Rubeks
marrfes
wealth. returns
n
he thoroughly sick :
had
In and make
ceieb,,.. AT
In the husbands
humanity cruelty
which
Howl,
ca 1t 10
Of Of dog, ,o,
proved ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-18

tcopyrsA. iScs y Ne FRS rsbiAans csaass' nv s"s
woead)
my earnest advice to young sfis-sys and to
Vl humankind IN xeneral-is don't DO II. my deers'
! I Almost every day receive letters fron young
ladies in which they write that they havs had very
advantageous offer Of marriage. adding that the
would-be husband Ia well OF In this worids goods.
has an excellent character and . paying business
asking my advice ms to whether II would b wtssss
and best to accept him.
Bu, no, ono word do they say about jowe which
should the centre and circumference the cause and
results OF all marriages.
without love wedlock II only Deed IA fruit. Re-
spect II all very WE'LL should have that anyway.
But II does no, take the place Of affection.
The young Girl who devisss scheme for the capture
OF a wealthy husband (as . General would plan .
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rio 10 charming. and she has wealth. beauty and POSI-
tion all that Donalds wife should have. But dear
me. I'm keeping you from your work: how thought.
less In me! 0ood.by, dear"
Miss Gerald leaned her head on her desk. Shame
and anger filled her hear.
cough from Tim. the ONCE boy. reused her. she
had forgotten him.
III and went home. Here II half dollar: please don't
tell him anything you heard. II you are my friend.
Tim you won't" and she eft the once.
The owing day Donald received n letter from
Miss Gerald saying she would return to her posi.
tion He reread the letter Intuitivey ne seemed -
know something wrong
''Tim. was Miss Gerald very III yes;erdsy ahse.
noonr'
"Now the plots beginning: stage play snuf."
said the boy 10 himself
"she was all right til your sister come an are
that she was pretty bad
AFTER my sister came I'M?
Eyes. sir: she como In ana helm ~ you want here
she 'os an rested an talked awhile. yer sss"
That evening Donald Fenton rang the be:i Of che
parsonage In Hampton and inquired for M'ss Annie
Mr. Fenton. you hereT' sasped Annie. ~ she "a.
terrd the room
81 ca,ne to see WHY you LET, my employ and = tn
qure what dreadful disease suecumbsd % 0ud-
denly"
II tell my ailments only 20 . physician"
LET make dh gnosis this once. Annie" ta21n0
her trembling hands In his: you were pssfSety VU1l
until my sister told you a sasehood. No. not Wss4
let me explain. Tim told me all viii NJ ~ -
defend Margaret. but came TO tell you shat thoeo y
only one woman In the world whom love ~ Vo1O
will marry. WIN she say yss. darihsf'
81 am 70 glad" she whispered. and - AA011.@
Condensed from Chicago Nsws.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-18
LAURA JEAN LIBBEY.
The Girl WHO Marrxs Without Love.

hearts. A. well ~ Of hands Then the relation con.
tains the elements Of happiness. Not otherwise II
has no promise for those who enter II solely from
cold calculations Of advantage.
No. my dears, counsel you never to marry without
love. sinsleness IL blessedncss compared to ma.
rage withou: affection
How many brides and brdegrooms have linked de-.
tnies this past year whose friends have not had
serious fears to their love for each other realsng
that the bride be- entered upon her welded duties IL
Of doubt and wondering II her bark viii silAs
smoothly In matr!mony's ruined waters or II some
sudden storm viii upset IT, For she will have neither
forSearanee nor patience II she has no love.
Tho connubnl yoke ats easy upon the shoulder OF
affection where two hearts united. But II 10 most
calling without love. which 10 Its and only sum
Client support
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A WORD TO THE HURRYING.

Aftss thsss words q utter WEAKNESS the
psaksP saak fro@ hss place end disA
TAis tins w "a actress vAo ys,AsA 70 ~ bss.
1sn Of evsrwosk.
Another time Il has bean . man of buanNsa
Temorrow Il will b . scholas. o. . man In the
tulplt. OF . nan a. the bas
There 10 little word Of four isessv watch b the
aams Of Of the greatest, bsss and noss commonly
lespassd forces In I'll the world. This b Il;
REST!
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. all In 10
panied b. dakenis wearing black religious
She tells him calmly that she killed
|
TAsy esvh Of tn. great work
|
body-my . died"
They mountain
q ID 10 70
And IA. crime had .
~
,~-e,a
. IDEAL
a be do
Ulfhem
they will
irs-w. ~ rrpA'ss ar .hs'-
H.
rvns-w 10 ~
". he =. "
20
Snl nj ato
Irene
But ia usys tn.
mist
No Up d
ny .e,sd
0roudyl- m 81
q oil
trw me You Al Of grace
Irn.Ur nrur nd sihy lord
the Mics
in
dark apear. makes the
backto obiscum,
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campaign enters upon q rerilous Undertaking. The
chances that she will not succeed lay her dcsign
as carefully she Ana n abe even should sue.
ceed tho chances are that she will not be happy.
II mas often been said tina, love can arrive after
marriage. l have doubt that II often does. but
IN my opinion It should precede well follow mat
rimony.
Love IL always liable to come TO . heart that has
never been awakened.
Hut suppose after marriage It should come 10 4
woman and should happen TO ne for another other
than her husband. what then' This II . contingency
no; pleasant to contemplate.
Marriage should be the spontaneous union OF two
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QUERIES !s % ANSWERS n:
EVENING WORLD READERS.

L
| The vssues 10 All That 10 Neesssasv.
In order to 10 President Of the United etaso 6sss
a man only nerd to be 4 born citizen or dess HE
father have to b born here too!
| GEORGE DEi.ATRoN.
90 HumbolA strsse
Jelly q. 1870.
Please inform reader in your sporting sssuna -
The Evening World OF the year a the Sullivan.
Kirsin hsht Yours truly. WILLIAM LOGAN.
70 10 nlessi. TIE MAS % iAasls - AssssA.
Can . stri In this State marry man q Asr choies
the ass Of sixteen without the consent Of pssssasf
Can the man marrying her b arrssted' " D. D.
Friday. AssAav.
On what day aid July =. IN. fall! what Asy AZ
Feb. & iss:. fall on' CONSTANT READER
IL proper for ssns,s4ea u have '',a.." Sesassa
to his nams visiting easas' Lea
We Lilly Langt7 born on IT, Isss q JGrUsyf
O. % csspss lsssltaee.
trade: VICTOR AU0UDTrNA
whea obtaining . marriage ncssss IN IL oeaas g
Aa.acassssss 10 II necessary TO state wAsesR ~
|are . divorced person! N7BR1gFn
lssh-ss . vsesso An weights PAN Alshe.
Kindly decide . wager. claims air weighs Afssa
pounds the square inch. says he h Grassy. which
10 nga:? Also: claims two weights the saas sAa00
-oas weighing ~ pounds and ths other Wsighia6
80 peund-droppcd from . tall buibding q the sa0o
tins Will reach the ground ~ the nne time D 800
the heavy one viii land Arst IN
0eSO00y.
Kindly answer which Of all the countries - -
globe has the largest standing army?
A CONSTANT READRA
rses val.s osiy.
Please tell me the value Of . half penny daasa -
penaies dated isi7. lSu. IN. isxs Mrs D.. RAILWAY.
Zee. % Oee. -.
Has the tsansesrt Meade reached NaaIlaS
ANxloUA
oooOooo mas Never 4nOooooeA u
b ssttIe dtsests souA sos kln1ly sssuus -
enaptlsa; w. shsss svss any su0dns ssaaua oUo
~ onmUse6s oeooas1nsst q - Juaa Suwn
u1sos e - ~ ~ ~ Ill
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PA ID THE BLACK CAT.
A Hop at HardLuck Fancies.

re ana NAV and paw and Lt;ls albert went over
wi 70 Aunt Grace's mite before Last, and when we
~ Started home We Notused a cat with a Dark
compleckshen following Us Paw s.d shoot at IT, bu,
nav told him Il was Good luck to have Black cats
follow you home and she turned around and sed
'Pussey. pussey. Pusscy." Al Il SO soft ard Gentul
that p'ty soon It Came and bent Its back up like
Drummy Dairy's and pointed at the moon with it,
tale and rubbed against nav and Go. friendly
II hope" paw Says after We Started on you DON'T
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ENTERING THE OPEN DOOR.

~ UR advance agent Of expansion has sent In from
the Philippines an order for one thousand comma
" II IL not large order. ~ things 20 In the trade
Given TIE requisite amount Of dry lumber and cheap
plush any orr OF the CONN factories In Gen. Lew
WallAcss native town could ali II within few days
and have part Of the pronts distributed In waGes be-
toeo the week over-crisp two dollar bills TO crcu.
late amons the local voting population But II Is i'm
pertant . sample consignment to show the Orient
heW superior . grade Of comm Ne manufacture.
go opens imi,isss vis,as OF tho possibilities OF
~ eeebn trade through the Open Door
~ for the soadiers whose bodies will occupy these
osDna their relatives will have the proud conscious
- hat thsy dfd their duty. brave bound
- - and that they chesrfuy died for the
- the1S native land The blood Of the martyrs IL the
~ II The church and every drop OF American blood
~ h the Philippines viii fructify some tendr Of
tutuse trade And Il 10 q good government ,hs, sends
49, tor burial the bod!cs Of Its fallen in It's
service In distant cmes Had they been hghtlng for
Opains sickstty King thev.s Captain General their
oooo might have been food for dogs and vutures and
thslr whitening bones part o. the pyramda piles tina,
1oused n the rsconeshado SERIES Of illustrated views
g su9sfins Cubai
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A MARRIAGE FOR MONEY.

Young girls should not enter bstrothai hastily and
rush into matrtmony - heedlessy they would rush
to a matinee.
Welded TO one you lowell revcrsss and misfor
tunes should come-you will bear up bravely: you will
rise to tho dignity Of heroine In holding up and cheer
ing tho falnsins spirits Of the Gear your own
life to you.
Where there % love- II trials come hatred Of the
other crssps in, and life 10 long sorrow and q
regret.
what . different world this would b II people mar.
ried for love and for love alone!
Min shsy vS''ss for N Ewnias wses exclusively ~ A..
rsaesnsas stn The vsniy stery Pspss
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mean TO Tsl you sekshsiiy believe In su,ch sines
as that"
wei" NAV anserd. 1T duiient DO emmy Harm 10
be on tho Safe side They lots and lots OF mis-
FERROUS Things IN this world that people Can't ex-
plane"
Yes" paw says. II no that Billy Masons one,
but sim II seems foolish that a person who is the
Mother OF children goes thru life amaeaning that
Black cats and fat visit around Hand IN hand. You
ut 60 be old enuf by thi, time TO outero such fool
ishnuss"
II don't See why rs emmy more foolish than "a
Think It's bad Luck TO look over your Left sholder
NOTHING OF THE KIND.
We'll" sad the professor. observing that the
haery haired man sitting next to him a, the dining
table was eating mushrooms. you are something q:
mycophagis, arc you
Not al ALL SIR replied the shaggy haired man
shovellnE them In with facility acquired by long
practice. I'm an an,-impcriaist."
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at the new MOON nav anserd. and no you Never
do that II YOU can help II. You It that way the
last time and worried abou, H. too. you no you Did"
They are some reason" paw sed FOR thinking the
moon mite he n good THING TO keep friendly With.
syunce shows us that the influences the oshen.
causing the tides and n that's I, mite have sum.
thing TO Do with There's no use hunting around
for fait and Daring her to do Her worst"
when got home NAV let the Cat inside and put
nor In the Bassrun' and nothing happened un Last
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Husbands Neci Beating.

To ,s' Eiio- = TIE Evsains wo-s
In my humble opinion there are no; husband heaters
enough In the world II wives would take M the lash
and the club and give their spou.cs good measure
whenever the need arose there would he fewer los,
atchkcys and less going the lodge among the ruder
SET 1T Is more blessed 10 give than TO receive"
p l.. BARREN.
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NEW YORK'S GOOD HEART.

- T heast New York 70 alvayS aal sazsoel,
~ 6sssney a.A tAs kisl a morality
vAisA b 1oe sAaA.
= Th1s esnseGl ststsu,aat aopliss 70 a.
H. ssiu q tAs stass. Of yseiis once q pri'
vatA svssyday life.
mt passass IN The Dsgenseatas" Ia vhieh q
~ a)vsys discreet mother spsaks Of her daughter
= tsgns q real tsndssness and mothsfiy hope ID
hse1w sDSgsslaAsA than oil o. MA LAnst1's dar-
~ seseun0 asd The piayvnghts cynical W.T.
4 \ aoolaaAsd vstA esautns feeling svsry night
q Msv Yssats lalasl pla1 csitiA ss1setins the
Qlsis q Usse sadisaes. says.
& .1uA0 o0soA" q any rata saho - eaak to
0n10 - - VM0 Vsll-bsins. Il b nsltA9 realistic
- analye1A M . eass q Once up0 uas thsrs
- on1Ds0s ysstA vAo lsrsh wrtuSs0 naid."
olseldas ne1sA ihsss4e and ilesaeiousn1
~ 1DuiGA ~ little season. TIE play q true
~ - MT nvt.s b the hearts entertainment
Svse
~ . sv1oo 90" city 10 rspassaas b citissns
Oooally. aaa = known to b % By thoss In
DsW0. = accidentally proved b. he police shake
~ Wh1sA AeW the sbsee u popular demand
~ viEllasss aOainse evil.
~ slain q New York's foundation morality
= Gsstalssd b svidmes o. every hand n 10 a
~ Glnln. despite xiss Helen Clark's Indictment
g - = . Hos-dAurch. geing community. The
Doosusv q he estys 0osal worth cannot b taken
~ ~ pFueost3ea oe 10 people who st beneath
lone0ina&ieaal Foefa II 10 broader than church
Glnaise3ea. n b Indicated In results Of citi,enly
vssk Al these results every day ~ making
- alvansA IN knowisdss. In charity. in the
tssEnsst q tie laborr. In ne bringing up Of
s1ijlssn. II tanea1neA In personal purity. In the
oaesv q etty serssls and In he form Of govern.
0eoG Not svea sermons could lead people to i
peope0 In tAGs wayS Who had not IN themselves |
~ soirit a aAvaaemsut
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WHY l HAVE FAILED"
Tel h IN 900 Words and Get a.,
ptlse from The Evening World.

y UCcEo0vuL men often write about themselves
y cd tell others how to succeed In life but IN.
ssai cause Of their success 10 not known ,o
- The most successful men.
- e the men and women Who think ,hey have
- NE viii tell frankly what were the reason,
- failure. their letters might do an ,mmense
= Oood to others.
v1n1ag World. therefore. Offers four prisss for
- eesvssting. Intelligent letters on:
Why ] HAVE FAILED"
oC11D-A gold eagle. 80 Second. third and
- = each
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Exnlt Husbaud- Besters.

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Husband-beaters should b exalted woman 0ust
rule the house anyway. Any man vine 10 ciub6ed o.
MANNED deserves II A. a general rule Wives are long
suffering. Let husbands be decent. kind and nice and
the heating won't be necessary. Women are not born
ferocicus c. d. c.
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Wrom Ally sloper !

fer In silence To all such would wish the fate OF the
Enrli.hwcmsn Who married Lobsasuia the haif-tamed
savase. No absurd tradition restrained him He bit
her good and hard. Civilized.
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Having resolved that they honest men wha
more can mere Aldermen DO: Mr. Sherman should
either answer or apologize.