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said before-I shall emerge from this
contest unnamed | shall have at
least that advantage over King O'Neill.
Indeed | often feel that am In the al
most invidiously favorable position ex-
pressed by the formula, Heads | win;
tails you lose, for this is contest and
these are foes where victory is glorious
and defeat not q disgrace.
with my last interview with King
Edward still uppcrmost in my mind L
may be allowed 10 say that nobody
takes a greater interest In this race OF
ours than Edward VII aud that the
American nation has no greater admir-
er than he. His interest i'm all that con-
Germs the cup has been shown by his
visits to my boats at various stages
to the first while she was still on the
stocks, to the second in that trial spin
which-well, was a trial and a spin OF
a kind we did not want. That he
wishes good luck to Shamrock III on
patriotic grounds is only natural, but
II | may make n guess at another mo-
tive for his majesty's desire that she
may win 1t would be this: Her victory
would mean the return visit of Ameri-
can boats to our shores and royal
welcome to American yachtsmen."
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OF lNESTlMABLE VALUE.
DIR. Doty ON the Mosquito ENperi-
ncuts In Havana.

Ut itbAN bh thF h'NAhaaN ATNbNa
meuts In Havana.
Health officer Doty, whose expert
mcnts in eNtcrmiuating malaria by
Staying mosquitoes have given him an
expert knowledge Of the disease bear
ing insects, said to "A New York Journal
reporter:
"Whie deeply rcgrctting the loss Of
two valuable lives i'm the experiments
of the United States authorities In la
vaua with disease infected mosquitoes,
| positively know that they have been
carried out I'm the most conservative
and scientific way. carefully and advis-
cdly, i'm the best interests of science
and for the benefit of mankind gcner-
ally.
"Thc knowledge gained from these
unfortunate deaths is Of iucstimablc
value TO the myriads of human beings
dwelling I'm the countries and districts
affected 10y yellow fever. TO be of any
value TO the human race these expert
mpnts must be made on human bodies,
and accidents will happen. The great
point Is whether the emo justified the
means. / say, notwithstanding this
| lamontablc fatality, tuHt IL does. To
begin with, yellow fever Is most un-
certain disease An eminent physician
with great experience Of the disorder
once said:
There are two kinds Of yellow fever
one where the patients die aud the
other where they don't
"Now, take the statistics Of Havana.
| Three years ago there were nearly 800
/ cases of yellow fever in the month Of
/ August there and a large proportion
proved fatal This month there were
only seven cases.
"This, | maintain, in itself shows the
inestimable value Of the experiments
with infected mosquitoes made by Dr
Reed and his colleagues. In consc.
qucnce of them orders to provide net
ting, curtains and screens to keep mos
quitoes away have been enforced In
| Havana, while new systems Of drain
age and sewerage have destroyed the
breeding places of these death and dis
ease carrying pests.
1.-TWO lives have been lost unfortu.
nately, but how many millions will be
saved II they only follow the lessons
derived from these valuable investiga
tions,
Il have stopped outside work for the
season, but | am breeding mosquitoes
in my laboratory, with a view to a
number of scientific experiments, the
nature Of which I do not care to dis
close for thl present"
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FRANCE ssssssssssss'sss ~ ~ a'f"-'
OF torpedo boats and destroyers Tur-
key has %, while France has 3i3. The
Turkish navy has lis heavy guns and
800 In the secondary batteries. In
heavy guns France has 7I3 and APIS
in the secondary batteries.
In reality the sultan's navy is largely
on paper, most of his ships being in no
condition TO fight and many OF them Of
obsolete design. The French navy IS
In fine condition and modern in every
respect.
From a modern viewpoint the French
troops outrank the Turk, but the sui
tan's men are fearless TO degree and
have wonderful powers Of endurance.
Recently there has been much dlscord
In the Turkish army because the pay
OF both officers and men is much in ar-
-sars, and it is not likely great de-
endence could be placed on them in
case of war.
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4 TEXAS WONDER.
nALL's GREAT DIeCovFRy,

One small bottle OF Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame back, rheumatism and all
Irregularities of The kidneys and
bladder in both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
dren. II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt of 81.
One small bottle is two month q
treatment and will cure any cause
above mentioned.
DR.. X. w. HALL,
Sole manufacturer, st. Louis, Mo.
formerly Waco, Texas.
Sold by all druggists and w. b,
Frame, Ardmore, |. I.
READ THIS.
Seguin, Texas, Sept. Ell have
taken Halls Great Discovery and il
has cured me completely of kidney
and bladder trouble. f. SUCHART
Treasurer of Gaudaloupe County
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Upton ON HIS CHANCES
fnterview With Sir Thomas
About Lifting the Cup.

SAYS THE BEST BOAT WILL WIN,
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Now Is the Tine

to purify your blood and get your
system in perfect condition for the
approaching summer, Rex Tea is
the one thing that will do 1t. II
cures constipation, regulates the
kidneys and liver, purities the blood
and beauties tine compilation. All
druggists are authorized 10 refund
the money in any case where Rex
Tea fails TO do what is claimed for it,
% cents per package.
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Admiral schIey's Expenses.

Rear Admiral Schley's expenses in
defending himself before the court Of
Inquiry, says Washington dispatch
TO the New York World, will cost all
the money awarded him by the prize
court for his victory over the Spanish
squadron at Santiago, approximately
$4,000. A close personal friend of the
admiral is authority for this statement.
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FRANCE AND TURKEY.
Fighting Forces of the Two Nations
Compared.

The armed strength Of France and
Turkey in land forces on war footing
Is as follows;
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Is us IOIIVWh,
Men. Horses Guns.
Turkey ..........,.... l234,2lO V5OOJ o5o
France ............... 5O02. JO8 105,05 $3.50
While there Is n great difference in
the figures, Turkey would have an ad-
vantage If it came to an invasion by
France because she would fight on her
own ground and France would have 70
transport all her troops. But it is not
likely that anything except naval forces
would be used 10y France, and in that
respect the relative strength Of the two
countries Is even more disproportlon-
ate than shown in the land forces, says
the New York Press. This Is the naval
showing of the two nations:
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Warming Order.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory Southern District;
Annie Lue Hickey, Plaintiff,
vs.. No. i75i.
John B. Hickey, Defendant
The defendant, John Is. Hickey, is warned
To appear in this Court in thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the plaintin,
Annie Lue Hickey.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge of
said court and the seal thereof, this 10th
day OF Aug, 1901.
lsEAL C.M CAMPBELL, Clerk.
]. Il. Mason, attorney.
JuO, NJ. Perry, attorney for nonresident.
First published Aug, n, 1901.
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Perry, attorney for nonresident.
.blished Aug. II. 1901.
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ADVERTISED FOR A WIFE.
tie Got Her and Now lie Wants Re-
lief from the Courts.

neI from tnS (OuTtSs
Guthrie, Okla, Sept. IA Ger
man farmer living near Glencoe,
who recently got wife through a
matrimonial advertisement, after a
month of matrimonial bliss. has
applied for a divorce. He charges
his wife with driving him from
home and threatening to kill him
if he does not deed her his farm
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FOiey's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.

What some men live on is of less
interest to the world than why they
live on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-02

II is astonishing how ignoran
railroad officials are when asked for
the details of an accident on their
road.
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The President

of the American Federation OF Labor
Union s,2l5, says; "a am using DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin myself and
in my family, and find it does lots OF
good, Yours truly, Geo G. Camp
bell, Clinton, Iowa. Sold by W. B.
Frame.
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In the United States District Court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District;
sophia Williams, Plainti1,
Va. fi7b2
j. II. Williams, Defendant
The defendant, j. II. Williams, Is warned
to appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff,
Sophia Williams
Witness the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge Of said court ana the seal thereof,
this sth day of Aug 1901.
SEAL G NJ CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Virgins a. Brown, attorneys
sam IA. Butler, attorney nonresident
First Published Aug, 1901.
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a. H. Davis, Mt, Sterling, Ia
writes: 81 was troubled with kid
ney complaint for about two years,
but two one dollar bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure effected a permanent
cure" Bonner x Bonner.
The Washington times., 1901-10-27
$50 Pianos

At less than auction prices. Call and consult our
bargain hist. Good square pianos on 81 weekly.
payments. f. c.. SMITH. 1925 Pa ave. m2S-t
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wANTED-AGESTs.

PORTRAIT agents everywhere; quit Gayons: try
washable enamelines; no glass; don't rub; cheap
FAMILY PORTRAIT co, Chicago. MI
wANTED-Six up-to-date commercial travellers
to contract for 1902 Address CLERK u, Box
SIS, Chicago, IL mi
$500 for si.oo-Wanted agents everywhere for
the most popular and cheapest insurance ever
offered; new plan; old reliable company; death
benefits; weekly indemnity; free medical attend
ance; many other original and popular features;
81 year pays for $50 insurance; other amounts
in proportion; policies issued to either sex be-
tween 16 and g years. without regard to
tionality, color, Oecupation 500 900 deposited
with insurance department protects policy hold
ers everywhere under system: all claims
promptly and libersuy settled; exclusive terri
missions to capable agents; exceptional opportu-
nifty to obtain sole control of good territory by
applying imrnedtely. p r. CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary, ls9 Broadway, New York. Ell 4
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HIRES. DOGS. ETC

BELGIAS HAREs. 50 pair. from pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots, s5 each; dogs. cats. gold iish.
etc. : sCinlID's bird STORE, 'is 18th st. nv.
n5-u
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WANTED Experienced hand on ladies' tailoring.
Sol 18th ST. NV. MI
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wANTED-Experienced button-hole hand on
coats steady work; good wages. 407 9TH St NV.
m27-3
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PAN.AMEnicAN EXPOSITION.

FOR RENT R0OMS-1O6 Lexington ave. bet Del.
aware and Elmwood aves., near Exposition and
close to Delaware and Ferry St: rate with
breakfast, SI-s5- Address BOX 3o7. this Office
m26
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WANTED-At once, experienced white waitress
for new cafe. Apply PROF ETOR, 4so La ave.
NV. mi
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FOR sALE-MrsCELLANEoUa

FOR SALE-one nearly new ~ horsepower
boiler and engine. used only 9 months; one iron
turning lathe, polishing lathe one lumber
wagon. two square body spring wagons. two bug
gies, one sulky, one set double and two sets
single harness. In Jackson Alley, rear Of 80
c. st. nv. m27-3
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HELP waNTED-NsLE.

salesman; general store trade; clean record and
full time necessary. Ron .. Cleveland, OHIO.
nj
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

AUTOMOBILE for hire; three-seat surrey, VIII
carrv six or seven passengers, $50 per hour;
evening automobile parties, 1880 to 1880; s.;
tyo-seat surveys same price LOCOMOBlLE
AGENCY 1925 Connecticut ave; phone main'
2267. ezf-'
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WANTED-Immediately reliable white woman
for general housework; who understands her
business: good home. Call at col North Caro-
lima ave. Sc, after p. M; bring references. mi
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wANTED-one lady to mail superintend dis
tribution Of circulars in each town of United
States; good pay; permanent eTnploymrnt. Ad-
dress with stamp. MRS NJ SUMMERS Notre
Dame, Ind. mi
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wASTED-HOUSEs.

wASTED-Rezponsible colored party wishes to
purchase house, TO rooms, corner Of main
street alley, with for stable: frame
brick; price, 81. 800 TO 81, 800; small monthly
payments; must take Hyattsyille lot as first pay
ment- Address BOX 354. this office. mi
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WANTED-Reliable woman for general work in
small family; stay nights. 9o2 St MR.
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wANTED-A girl, for general housewOrk. Ap-
ply sos 18th St NV Ell
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT-store, with or without dwelling.
I4l5 10th St NV m2!-5
FOR RENT-Part Of store to paperhanger. En-
quire lI45 10th st. NV. ezo-S
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

LADIES' suits stylishly made, 81; cleaning, re-
pairing, and remodeling at reasonable prices
a1s \. J. ave NV. NILS
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wANTED-Piano pupils; terms moderate Address
BOX SI6 this office. MI
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wANTED-White woman or man; experienced
lunchroom cook. Box 3s7. this office. eos
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FOR sAI.E-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-Three houses, Southeast. always
rented at g. 80, and $50 as a whole: twenty
Two feet front by depth of lot on north side Of
Md. ave- sw., with frame house renting for sl5
per month; best offer takes it. Apply aIG
New Jersey ave. Sc. mrs
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wANTED-A girl to learn dress and CLOAK
making; call Sunday. li45 Corcoran ST. el
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WANTED-Young man competent to keep book
for tailor establishment Address NJ. :. JOHN
son, Ii35 Pa. ave. T2f-2
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VASTED-Desk room for representative OF east
srn Manufacturer. Address BOX SDe this Office
na5-3
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.
FOR RENT-sTABLEs.
FOR SALE-FARMS,

FOR RENT-New brick carriage house stable, be-
hind 454 Franklin ST. NV; $3.50 m2o-S
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TABLE BOARD.

THE yINToN CAFE. formerly the Puritan; un
der new management: table board "a per week
quick service. m2S-I
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WALL PAPER.

WHILE the paperhangers' strike is on hand, re-
member that F. C. NOLTE. at s24 9Th st. NV.
The Old Reliable" has frst-clas workmen On
hand. and is ready to do your wall papering at
g and upward for rooms ml9-u
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EOR UIHE-First-elass horses and vehicles for
Measure driving and commercial men, at all
Times: reasonable rates; special care given to
boarding horses. l.. L. PnSNoGLE. Livery and
Hiring Stables 826 n. J. ave. NV. opposite b.
a o. Deuot Phone East sls NJ m25-5
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FOR SALE-Fine Hoffman cabinet grand up
right piano; cost $3.50. for s75, at once. 3l5
9th st. nv. m27-3
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WANTED-By good iaundress. work 10 do a
home or days work out. +. p, S25 st. sw
rn27-3
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WASTED-By experienced laundress, WORK q
home. Address as Ridge ST. nv. m27-3
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FOR EXCHANCE-Lot on T. ST., near 18th ne;
l6x70; value $3.50: can exchange clear; would
entertain Graphophonc Lanston stock GEO.
Y. WORTHiNGTON. lil0 G. st. NV. m2G-3
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITE
FOR Neutrality-suspicious.. Smith Premiers. Dens-
morcs and other makes, s. month: typewriter
repairing; careful workmanship; very reason
able charges; investigate. WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th St m27-o0
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WANTED-Men who can be depended upon to
work l2 days on special assignment. $50 cash
paid for the job; If satisfactory, 500 and
penses in cash per year on permanent assign
ment; our references, any bank; enclose refer
ences and selfaddressed. stamped envelope. THE
NATIONAL, S0s Caxton Block, Chicago.
oc2T uoyS. 10 Il
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WANTED HORSES AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-Horses. TO winter. Call II. L. COOP
Err rear Of Fredonia Hotel; phone main l66.
e2l-7
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WANTED-A gentiemanly young man. with busi
ness tact, Cspable Of soliciting successfully. will
find permanent and very substantial opening;
the position requires a bright of character
and energy; no application will be entertained
until after p. m. ELITE LAUNDRY, 1895 e
aI
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WANTED-HICYCLE
WANTED-cent's bicycle; any condition. Ad-
dress BOX 3i7. this office. ru27-3
wAETED-Bicycies bought outright and taken
on storage. At l2t 9Th ct me-lm
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WANTED-By experienced white perscn, place as
chiidren's nurse; good references. Apply 4s1
St mZ1-z
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WANTED-one hundred experienced coal diggers,
leaders. and drivers; transportation advanced;
guaranteed steady work; at W. p. Rcnd's mines.
at Thurmond ". Va, report to So2 10th St NV.
for information MI
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-07-19

Cross remained aboard. unsought,
unsummoned from the shore. The
situation became more strained than
ever, the only bettcrment arising
from the fact that now there was
more space and the nurses were no
longer crowded three In a room.
Mrs. DIR. Wells moved into that re-
Gently vacated Ivy the cavalry COM
mander. and Miss Hay aud her now
earnest friend. Miss Porter, were re-
iicvcd by the dcscrtion Of their cId-
est sister, who precmpted a majors
statcroom on the upper deck.
nutt stirred up a new trouble by
promptly coming to Miss Ray aud
bidding her move out Of that stuny
hole below mud take Maj. Mor,on's
quarters. nnd bring Miss Porter with
her "if that was agreeable"
II would have been. very. but
Miss Rays head was level" rs the
purser put II, and despite the SIMPLY
and r%Nasperating conduct Of moot of
h sisirrhood. that wise Young wnm-
an pointed out to the shipmnstcr
That theirs was q scnf.mi.itnry or.
ranization. and that the senior. Mrs.
DR.. Wells, and one or two veteran
nurses should have choice uf quar-
tiers.
ny this time Miss rortcr's ,eh--
mcnt championship Of her charming
aud much misin,lgcd frirui lad rx-
cited NJ little rnnror against her.
self The more she proved that they
had dome Miss Ray injustice. III, less
they liked Miss Rays nd,Ocatr. IL
Is odd hut true that man, u woman
finds " lar easier 10 forgive nnoth-r
Tor being a. wicked a.. she has de.
rlnrcd her 10 be- than for proving her.
self entirely Innocent.
One thing. anyhow, Miss Porter
couldn't deny. sud the sisirrhood-
she was accepting devoted attentions
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RAYS DAUGHTER

tn"Ne eNrh OF tne temperate man ana
sEying power l. a thing TO cultivate
you know. I nave never banished
vine from our table. my boy. Both your
mother and ! had been accustomed to see.
Ing II IL tsiiy use from childhood. yet she
rarely touches II. even at our dinners. But,
Sanford. ! sent John Bsrieycorn to the
right about the day your blessed mother
promised TO be my wife. and though I al
ways kept II in the sideboard for old COM
rades whose heads and stomschs are still
sound. and who ind II agrees with them
better than wine. 1 never oner II 10 tho
youngsters. They don't need II. Sandy. and
no NOR. do you.
But you come OF a race that lived as
I'D their fellow men-to whom cards. the
bottle and betting were everyday analrs.
II would be r, charitable n you never de-
velopsd n tendency towards orc or ali
OF tn, m. and II was ms duty TO warn you
before. l mourn every hour I wasted ever
cards aud every dollar I ever won from ,
comrade more thsn-much more than-the
many hundred dollars I lost In my sew.
sfal years apprenticeship 20 poker. IT'S
Just about the poorest Investment Of tImo
q soldier can device.
knowing all ] do. and looking back over
the path Of my life. strewn rs Il IL with
the wrecks Of fcllow-men ruined by whisky.
j declare II ] could live II over again IL
woulc be with the determination never 10
touch q card Tor money or "A giass for liquor.
w" hoNs my W boy. let me bear the
blame OF t~hls-yout nrst rnnSgrssslon.
You are more 10 IN than We have ever told
you. You are now your sisters guardian
ana knihhi. Tor. though N. goes under the
wlng ~ Mt. DR.. " ,ils. and. owing To her
intffFe ufsire to take a womAE's part, We
could not dtny her. both your mother and
are h.'d With anxiety ~ To the result.
To .nu ~ look 10 he her shifid In ever,
posfihie way. We have never ceased 10
thFnk God for the pride and iny lie has
EtNth " IN our children. CYou yourself
"oulddolishtin seeing what a ,ip.tup little
soldier Wnl n makingJ You have ever
been mihiui. truthful. and. | ray IL with
priur nid thankfuiucss unuttorabe. SQUARE
A. boy could be. You have our whole faith
and trust and love u~nspsakable. You have
the btft and ford.st mother in IN. world.
my son. And now I have mol one more word
=" urse or ADVISE. Think and decide fot
y"hifti' Your mAnhood under God viii
do the rest.
In love urd confidence.
"FATHER."
When Marion came tapping timidly
at the staicroom door there was for
a moment M answer. Snndy's face
was buried IN his hands ns he knclt
beside the little white berth. lie
presently arose. dashed some water
over his eyes aud brows. then shot
back h bolt aud took his sister In
his arms.
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