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Babcock Auxiliary Election

The Mary A. Babcock Auxiliary. No. l. to
the Henry w. Lawton Command, No. 49,
Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans
held it's election of officers Thursday even
Ing December 4, at the Spanish War Vet
Grams Hall, 612 E street northwest. The
following were chosen for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Harriet E. Hawiey; senior
vice president. Mrs. Mary Sanger Driver;
junior vice president. Mrs. Laura E. Cox;
chaplain, Mrs. Chastina E. Hawley; treas
urer, Mrs George b. Johnson: recording
secretary, Mrs. Mildred NJ. Van Reuth; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Maude King;
conductress Mrs. Daisy Blanchard Hayes;
color bearer, Mrs Mayme Bourke Lewis;
guard, Mrs. Mary A. Phillips
The installation of officers will be held on
the regular meeting night. the first Thurs
day in January, which falls on New Year
day. After the installation a reception will
be given to all members of the commands
and auxiliares Of the District and others.
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SUIT FOR .DAMAGEs.
Insurance Agent Charged with Per-
uniting Policy to Lapse.

Suit at law to recover s. 600 has been in
stituted in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia by Galen e. Green
against Edwin G. McIntire Tt is alleged
that the defendant permitted policy Of
insurance on the plaintiffs house to lapse
the house being destroyed by fire soon
thereafter.
The plaintiff explains that-the defendant
who was the agent in this city of a Phila-
delphia fire Insurance company. induced
him to take out a policy Of Insurance, the
agreement being that the defendant should
keep up the policy, he to be repaid by the
plaintiff at the latter.s convenience. 1t is
stated that the defendant kept the agree
ment from January, 1871 until January
1900, when he allowed the policy to lapse
without notifying the Plaintiff. The house.
It Is set forth. was destroyed by fire May
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THE POULTRY SHOW.
Annual Event Under Auspices Of Local
Association.

The poultry show, an annual event given
under the auspices Of the Washington Poul-
try Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. VIII
he held next week at Masonic Hall, begin
ming Tuesday and lasting until Saturday
night This years event is expected to be
one of the most interesting and successful
vet held by the association. The Washing
ton Cat Club will join with the poultry as
sociation this season.
Everything pertaining to the poultry In
dustry Will be on exhibition, and an excep-
tionally strong competition among the va
rious poultrymen has been manifested at
the booking of entries.
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CAN WRITE THEM.
CALKINS. THE STORY TELLER.

Mr.. Franklin W. Calkins Of Wyoming. Wis, who
writes many interesting stories for the Youths
Companion says
..Iood can make unmake writer For a
number of years living the sedentary life OF the
r,ter and student suffered all the Ills Of nervous
dyspepsia could eat nothing in the morning save
a dry crust of toasted bread and cup OF weak
coffee For my dinner at o'clock had been In
the habit of eating beefsteak the only food
from which I seemed to get proper nourisnment.
but no meal was taken without the after pangs OF
indigestion; beginning to get disguised with
life. sss
About year ago a friend suggested Grape
Nuts telling me of the benefit he had received
from the food, and began with IT as directed:
found immediate relief from my Indigestion, and
in short time my dyspepsia left me entirely.
hsve now used Grape-Nuts for n year. ard have
had no trouble with my stomach. having eaten
many enjoyable dinners.
II find In fact, that all you say for Srape-Nuts
Is true and IL certainly the food for brainwork-
crs aud the truth Of your claims Is proved In my
own cure 1 have appetite for meats
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Whte-Michee Marcelina of this city
and Giuseppe Russo of Baltimore, Md; c.
C. Cridfer ir.. Of Piedmont, w. Va, and
Olive Divine of Georgetown, d. c.
Colored-Wesley p. Booze and Mary L.
Smith. both Of Baltimore. Md; James T.
MCGEE and Nina Harris. John II. Juniper
and josephine McCraft; John Edwards and
Martha Hughes. both of New York city;
John Adams and Lucy Smiler; Warren Nc
Combs of Fairfax county, Va, and Emma
Jackson of Georgetown, d. c..
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Minnehaha Social Club.

M;nnehaha Social Club held meeting
Thursday evening with Miss Agnes Kaiser
Several musical selections were rendered
by Miss Kaiser and Mr.. Z. f. Wilson and
there was a historical discussion by Mr..
George w. Kern and Mr.. Wilbur McDan-
iel In the original historical prize game
prepared by Mr. r. A. Dinsmore the sue
cessfuI competitors were Mr.. G. W. Kern,
Mr.. e. E. Wilson. Miss Nellie May Smith
and Mrs E. e. Wilson. The club voted to
hold its next session with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Dinsmore Friday. December 10, at 0:10
L street northwest.
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Condition Of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls. temperature. =: condi-
ton. -. Dalecarlia reservoir tempera-
ture. 43: condition at north connection, 1;
condition at south connection. 2. Georges
town distributing reservoir, temperature,
AZ; condition at influent gatehouse. 3; con-
dition at effluent gatehouse, 8. Washing
ton city reservoir. temperature, A.; condi-
ton at infiuent. 80: condition at effiuent. 80.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. sos am. and Go p. m:
high tide. 1901 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide 6:4s am. and Tic
pm; high tide, 12:15 In and 12:45 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 1907 am; sun sets,
4:34 pm.
Moon sets, 1903 pm.
Tomorrow-sun rises, 10S a m.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted If
teen minutes after sunset and eXtnguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported at the
health office during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today:
Margaret Wilmer, 81 years; James Os-
burn, 81 years; Jesse W. Crane, 33 years !;
John G. Urine, % years; Albert L. Ford 5
months; Artibes Lucus, 4 months.
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CLOUDY TONIGHT AND SUNDAY
Probably Snow Flurries; Light ia
Fresh Winds, Becoming Easterly.


Forecast tin s pm. sunday-For Mary
land. cloudy tonight and Sunday. probably
enow hurries; warmer tonight in eastern
portion; light to fresh winds. becoming
easterly.
For the District OF Columbia. cloudy to-
night and Sunday, probably snow fiurriesi
light to fresh winds. becoming easterly.
For Virginia. cloudy tonight and Sunday,
probably rain and warmer Sunday, except
stationary temperature in extreme south
east portion: light to fresh winds, become
ing easterly.
Weather conditions and general fore
cast:
The storm In the east has passed rapidly
out to sea by way Of Newfoundland after
causing general and heavy SHOWS In the
middle Atlantic states and New England,
attended by northerly gales, and has been
followed by fair and colder weather. except
along the lakes. Another disturbance is
apparently developing over the northern
upper lakes. and snow is now falling over
the upper lakes and the northern river wall
ieys. There were also rains In the Pacific
coast states, except southern California.
Temperatures have again fallen in the
northwest and are ten degrees TO thirty-five
degrees below the seasonal average. They
have risen In the southwest.
A depression central this morning over
the Texas Panhandle. will move eastward,
and, In conjunction with disturbance over
eastern Lake Superior, will cause unsettled
weather In the east and south tonight and
Sunday, with snow over the northern and
rain over the southern districts.
Temperatures will rise, though not de-
cidedly. -
On the middle and south Atlantic coast
winds will be fresh north to east; on tho
east gulf coast fresh easterly: on Lake
Erie fresh to brisk south TO west. and on
Lake Ontario variable, becoming south to
southwest and brisk.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh west to north winds,
becoming east, and partly cloudy weatherto
the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Din
fnches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Halifax. LILO.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: December "a pm, &c; s
pm, 80; IL midnight. 81. December Ca
am, %; am, 20; IL noon, 81; . pm, IS.
Maximum, 36, at pm. December 5; mini
mum. o. at am. December g.
Barometer: December "a pm, q. 90; 8
pm, 30.07; - midnight, 3O.14 December 9
4 am. 3025; am, 3038; noon, 80 40; z
pm, 3O.3S.
Minimum Temperatures
The following is the minimum tempera-
ture In the twenty-four hours ending at
am December 6, in the cities indicated, as
cd 70 he h,ra
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Decree of Divorce Signed.

Justice Hagner, in Equity Court No. !.
has signed decree granting Florence q.
Coon a divorce from Gustavus w. Coon, on
the ground of desertion.
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incorporation Certificate Filed.

4 certificate of incorporation of the Fried
lander Clothing Company was placed Gil
record today, The incorporates being Harry
ard George Fr.e3lander and Jacque j.
Elias.
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Fer financial ads. see page IS.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Minimum Temperatures.

The following is the minimum tempera-
ture in the twenty-four hours ending at
am December g. in the cities indicated. as
renorted to the weather bureau.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, MEMBERS OF MARTHA WASH
ington Rebekah Lodge, No. 8. l. O. o. F..fo oe
s 5 ne, Nete ns g eth st. "
AFTERNooN. December 8. 1909, at O'clock 70.
our late sister, Mary Cook.
By order Of the Noble Grand o,,>.cox
1t Recording Secretary.
SPECIAL WANTED : ELEVATOR MECHANICS
to call at s27 It'll st. NV, THURSDAY. Dec II.
at ., LsS Ins. No. 70 q EsSstS5
Pres BERNARD uMHAU, Rec secy. II.
THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AUxILr
iaries of the c. w b. N. will take place THURS
day of next week instead Of Tuesday. II
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
ers Of THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA for
for other purposes will be held at the company's
Office s2s penna ave. southeast Monday 1ana-
airy L. 1903 f 1oHS open H II RI fIass preaden
Attest: HENRY X. SIMPSON, Secretary
SPECIAL TABLE D'HoTE BREAKFAST, 2oc.;
dinners: superior coffee; delicious pastry. AMER
ICAN INN. cor. 14th and N Y. ave- It.
..TTIE BEST REASON"
There are a number of reasons why you shouId
REASON IS THAT WE WILL SOON RENT
We rent houses because that's business; we
give It attention. We are not builders or
enterprises to detract from our business. We
in position to give your interests our entire at
tenton: one front room devoted to rents. Give
trial.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
S06-S0S street NV.
Telephones Main $50 and 1855.
de6-5t
WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVE ENTERED THIS
provisions of the Code Of Laws Of District Of
Columbia. chapter A. sections 1893 ct seq, and
herrDy effy b sha5 JOHN fS aHa
that the general nature of the business to he
transacted is the buying and selling OF bottles;
that the business is TO be transacted in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The general partner is John
II. T. Jerome. and the special partner Is Ida NJ.
Nicholson both Of the city of Baltimore. state of
Maryland. The capital contributed by the special
partner Is $500 in cash. The period at which said
partnership is to commence is December 9Th.
1902 and the date of its termination Is December
9th, 1908.
JOHN II. T. JEROME. General Partner.
IDA NJ. NICHOLSON, Special Partner.
Washington, n. c.. December sixth 9th. nine
teen hundred and two 1902. dec 1aw-3t'
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18TH AND CORCORAN SITS
nW-The Rev. Frank Sewall. DID. pastor
will preach at IL am. go Ye Ont to Meet
Him holy communion; evening service at 100
o'clock. with lecture second on the spiritua!
sense of the Word How Can the Divine Reveal
Itself to Man, All are invited IL
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COAL NOTICE (for December g.,
Reading coal, none. From other sources: Anthra-
cite, all sizes. IN limited Quantities Splipt dor
open crates and ranges), 50. Hickory wood tprs-
pared Sizes, S11 per cord
no26u V. BALDWIN JOHNSON
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28
HUB DEEP WITH MUD
ROADS OF ILLINOIS WE'RE iMPAssAsLE
THIS SPRING.

Farmers Unable 20 Get to Town For
Creameries Unable to Get MIX.
Schools were Closed-Even tho Dead
Could Not 10 Decently Buried.
No better argument for good roads
was ever spoken or written than the
record of business stagnation which the
farmers Of Illinois have experienced
during this spring because Of lack Of
decent roads. For more than a month
they were unable to get to town to pur.
chase the necessaries Of life; pupils and
teachers could not get to the schools;
creameries were closed because milk
could not be delivered. most Of which
must have been q total loss, and even
the dead had to be temporarily buried
ON tho homesteads, the mud being SO
deep as to be absolutely impossible.
But Illinois il not alone in this en-
barge Of mud There are few II any
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

To set the inmates Of the state pris.
ons at work building such roads would
be o particularly appropriate proceed
ing. The criminal is an enemy o! the
community and of the general welfare,
and he would thus be made to minister
to one Of the chief needs of the commu-
nifty and to promote the general welfare
in the most effectual manner. He would
be getting the occupation he needs for
his own health, he would be much more
than paying tho cost Of his trial and
confinement, and he would be confer.
ring o permanent and intellectually
great benefit upon all classes of honest
people In the stata.-Exchange.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

The town OF DeseIonto, In Canada,
where there arc several largo lumber mills,
Is partially lighted by gas made from saw
dust. The sawdust Is charged In retorts
which arc heated by a wood fire. the gas
from the rotorts passing into series u
coils, and thence into the purifiers, which
are similar to those used for coal ga.
Limo L. the principal purifying assnt sm'
ployed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

We ssIl the genuine Grip Capsules and you
will ind them good. The Speed Drug Co.
Phone or send an order for any thing in our
gel IL. The Speed Drug Co.
Before you buy your drugs sec us. The
Speed Drug Co.
Smoke the best ciaars when you can get
them for the Same money. We sell about SIX
thousand Cigars n month. This ID PROOF oi
It's merit. Speed Drug Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

Nitford's Esuraiela powder Will relieve you
every time No cure, no pay. Miiford's Drug
Hiofa. Phone lW.
GIass and patty at living prices, at NIL.
lords Drug Store.
Prssis Food st Milfosd's Drug Store. Phone
Spsede Cough syrup ia grareuteed. Try
bostie. Tho speed Drug Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

yo, W. y tnd an eiegspt line Of Raipy-day
skiriipg, At L. W. Whites. Call ana ses
How boot those' exquisite embtoideIy
and iac, nj Whites? The ladies Who naSe
moi seei nem have Q treat In store for ihem'
poaoAyf,,n Compound 10 the best horse
medicf I. For sale by The Speed Drug 70.
We e strictly headquaItors for painS
oil. n 4 coverings, vaTnishes, stains etc.
o's De-, ,i0T MiIford's Drug Store.
As| d mule for sale. Apply TO II. u. Tale
Serb, books. you will dnd them at our
The Speed Drug Co.
WI are headquarters for nice candy. STOCK
aIw, fresh. and we have it In boxes from %
ina. The Speed Drug 20.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., shoulders. breakfast
bacon. dried beef. salmon steak
beet hash, mocha and Java blend
coffee. pure winter wheat aouI.
DINNER-Roast beef. corn, peas. beans. to-
matoeA. okra and tomatoes for
soup, pick les, sauces aud vinegar,
Irnkets and salt for making Ice
cream. peaches, sliced and grated
pineapple, fisvOripg extracts.
tongue, chicken and veal
loaf, pate shrimp for salad. pot
ted ham, teas, blended for Ice tea.
ten fiake cakes and crackers.
Try junkets for max Ing Ice cream and
blanch mango. GLENN
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28
Bnrk ss1alc's Locals.

Fresh garden seed. We have n full line
all varieties. Call aud make yOnr selection.
W. ID. Barksdale.
Syracuse. That means the top notch oi per
lection In horse piows and HarrowB. We
sell the syracuse. Prices right.
W. II. Barksdale.
Shoes. shoes, see our line Of fine shoes be.
fore buying. w. ID. Barksdale.
Our prices are 40 low that they would
tempt q miser. Try Us. W. ID. Barksdale
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

|. Wall Paper-LittIe early you think? oh.
no Il isn't! Its time To plan ahead and come
TO some conclusion as 10 how many 'rooi:is
you will paper, be sure and see my line be-
lore buy Ing. Geo. Penney.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28

II you want TO nee the most complete line
Of paints you ever saw, go 70 Milford Drug
Store.
when you are looking for school books
tablets, pens, etc, don't forget the Speed Drug
Co., they can furnish what you want.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28
Estate Of George v. Syta, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

SElAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day
i June, le02, I will render a inai account
Of my actions and doings aa Executor OF
tho Esiato OF George w. Sy ian. deceased,
n the olf}ce of Judge OF Probate for
Abbeville Couuty NJ 10 O'clock q. m. and on
ooIne day will apply for dnal discharge from
my trust ae such Executor.
al peypons having demands against said
eststo will present them for pay ment on or
~ forever barred. q. M. Sy fan,
MAY L. l9O2 Executor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-28
s..,h.rn Railway Schedule.

Trains for Hodges leave Abbevii!e. y. u NO.
E,, 4 id.iIy) |. i D. ni No 81 daily 40 III.
Trains from Hodge. arrive Aohcville. No; 81
,,.iivSe Il n. M: No ! daily II Vi p. m: No.
daily , S. p M; No. = tdallyl 800 p; n,v, m
800 t,r t;recny,lI- Coiu nbia, Charieston,
s,c'' connecting al GresnviIle for A. I. Di'
vI.ion poiu,s and the East. also Asbeville, At
iants, etc. Through slcepers HODGES 10 Sns'-
lesion on train connecting win -.
Wa ARE headquarters for anything In th
drug line. Aluoru drug ''''s'
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She also ha. arge assortment of other Goods
which she Is alf'ost giving away. Her object In
keeping her re open Is not only to close out
her goods, butt receive orders for dress making.
She has all tb, late fashion plates, and Is pre-
pa,ed to mat the best and the prettiest dresses
to be found America. Her work is good and
her prices arj made to suit. Call on her at her
store opposiI 'McDill & Lyou's Furniture Store.
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J. I. HILL g. co.,
BUGGIEs, :,
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES
and HARNESS
REPOSITORY.
No. 8 Rosenberg Block
YOUR pUTY !

# medicine is to cure disease it must be good
medicine the best only lis good enough. Your
dutv to yourself and to Yur doctor is to 60 to the
very best drug store you| can hnd' without letting
dollars and distance star: |: in your way. In doing
vour duty we have everE reason to think you will
come to us with your descriptions.
The sun., 1902-07-27

countries - Argentina On the other
hand. they have discovered that. when
tbs sxpsns.s of moving handling and
shipping rural products have been
srtifcislly raised th. cost ultimately
comos out % the farmers pocket 30.
TOO. the community at large has learned
that, In proportion a. the wages oi labor
are forced up the general cost of living
u increased. with the rerul' that the
initiation In the expense of production
i passed. on 70 the consuming public.
Nor. noteworthy. however. than these
phenomena - the weakening faith IA
compulsory arbitration exh,bt"i by
workmcn themselves several proofs
Of this assertion are forthcoming
NJ the last session of the New Zealand
Parliament. the labor unions pc,itioncd
trr the removal of such questions a
hours Of labor. overtime and holidays
from the Jurisdiction Of the arbltr ration
courts. The unions would rather have
such questions settled by statute. Then.
again, those Government EMPLOYEES who
are unlonlSts have proclaimed them
N''N'' NNioHkiN hpIhf-ti W '''NhN
state employees under the arbitration
act They say frankly that thcv hav"
more confidence IA Parliament than IN
the arbitration courts IL has, more
over been observed as time goes on that
the more skilfu. artisans DO not relish
being leveiled down in earnings to the
average men; 80 far a. they are con-
ccrnei. the impulse to join unions IL
nf diminishing II no, of imperceptibic
force. They prefer independent con
tracts with employers to the regulations
II union, and The awards Of compulsory
arbitration
| rdcr the circumstances. u il not sur
prislug that the proposal to introduce
the New Zealand system of compulsory
arbitration into the colony of Victoria
should he strenuouslv reslsted. An in
novation which does not command gen
cral approval. even IN it, birthplace,
and winch at all events, IL far from hav-
my been thoroughly tested. cannot ex-
pect 10 he reproduced elsewhere
The sun., 1902-07-27
TIC Qucs Ion of Heredii,,


p,of ,srl N t,r-unann Of Indiana INT
v.rsi,v. IN = r~cen, i--u- of The PopuIor Sri-
,s.c uoribIv. states q. - OPINION that mental
r.,uliar''i.- ~. tranamisS,hl" Sometimes
on. mental trnr oi the parents - transmitted
20 ON. ,htd while Others sr" transmitted
"a another HovrN~f HlIov iuC" 10 mad"
for fI. errtt ~ environment. ~siN' ialI'
- "du,a'iou overcoming Hereditary Ten
irnCi.-
an average aa~t ancestor 'ontrihui"- 10 the
p...,II..ftfr..- ~ tu ihttN idual IN" parents
;oe.f her cor 'rlhUt' on'-haN oi N" total
lert.,.r fl" four grandparents together
or.. .f"It,th ne eisht great grandparents
,n--.ighth. 3D." sixteen great Sreat-rrand-
par~ris ONES Nte"Ufh. and JU ~" remainder
,f tb. Hug,.-trN oUe--iNt""Uih
R.f.rr.rg Io thts. pr tis"umnnn sa,.
sunny ~ "v. -u'iuuil parruts srr. on an aver
AZ, lose ",,'p'iunsl than ihrit parents
SIuin- ~ 'bs' mo aN"rag" height oi NO
t,,rrf.. cNr,...i- -" aver - height ot IA"
.r,rIpar-,'s tnd T~mot"r sn"r-tor- VIII
A Ger from he average n"tgh' o' w" rae"
hs r.r,.a .,-- IA 90 thi- sine" ne ancestors
,.yord 'u,, parents oontrlpu'" ono nav INC
r..r 49, t trgg ~ pull ~" individual toward
me ifs.r.r1. II D." pr'-ssU' ,a~" bN on" in"h
H. Do, .,', IWpsrtiallN. "a thai he on
~,r.ug Of ru. extremely good nud ne "a irene
,,rani- Tl.- repression toward mediocr'iy
-, r.,tf., bs oN.rCom. h' -rl"s'iNe breed
tug IT, ra,'lor-" breeding. II IN" ancestry
Nas been good fnr thr". or -four generations.
'lr -.sr ar. not considered
N..lIn,-, Iarpr'ts" hs~ hitls or no in
at,,., .n ~. 'rlrut- 81 offspring Among
,rrrtInl wc 'rIs' largely for our exceptional
men 20 "N'rru" 'u'si on occntrins ainuns
.,-tlr l-ul''l 900 that thrN po-se-- hu' Few
vel 'f,f. s1.nytt tnUulE gtted