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Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

SToRKEN vantas med spanning
denna seminar i fera europeisks
konungaborgar. Babe kejsarin-
nan at Ryssland och drottningen
at Italien hafva j nader tillkanna
gifvit for sina tregna undersater
att storken smart skall komma.
och den glada handelsen emotses
med stort intresse. Bada dessa
hoga damer arc visserligen forut
modrar till priRsessor, men ingen
af dem har annu hittillS skankt
slit land en- efterlangtad tronarf-
vinge.
Till altman forvaning har aivsn
drottning Wilhelmina af Holland
anmalt sig. De talrika histori-
srna ON oenigheterna och den
f6restaende skilsmessan mellan
henne och hennes GENIAL hafva pa
sista tiden upphort eller sedan
hon och gemalen tillbragte EFT par
manader tillsammans i Italien.
Det har afven gait rykten ON att
den operation hon for nagon It'd
sedan maste undergo omojlig
gjorde hoppet ON att hon nagon-
sin skulle kunna skanka Holland
en- tronarfvinge, men dessa ryk
ten hafva ALA kommit pa Skam,
och de trogna hollandarne gladja
sig ~ofantligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

terna for up~ptorande at EFT hus.
Den ihaliga stammen EFT al dessa
trad ar. inrattad som kallarsal;
och platsen deromkring, hvilken
ar beskyddad at EFT TAFT lottak,
gor tjenst som spelsalong och
! rokrum. Nsgra mindre ihaliga
tradstamma ar hafva inrattats till
ordinara sofrum, och EFT par trad
som sta nagot langre bort, ar
hotellbetjeningen inlogerad.
Svensk patankt sons kandidat
for governor al Minnesota. De-
mokraterna i Minnesota ha klart
for sig att de, ON de sSola ha ut
sikt att Wilma, mSste nomiRera en-
synnerligen stark kandidat for
guyernorsambetet. Var landsman
John Lind har blifvir ombedd
babe at republikaner och demo
krater att lata sig nomineras. men
han har gitvit EFT beklagdt nej.
Hearst faktionen har darfor vandt
sina blickar mot annat hall for att
"a en- standarbarare i staten och
namnet Swan ]. Turnblad har
mer an en- gang namts sasom en-
sadan. Herr Turnblad ar sasom
bekant agare och utgitvare al
"Svenska Amerikanska Poster"
Minneapolis. Men EFT svensk,
mann, som annu oftate Ramnes
forening med ambetet, ar c. A,
Smith, den bekante sagverksaga
rem i Minneapolis,
De skola skiljas nu Johr
Johnson och Hans Anderson, tvS
fskargubbar. bada ngsfar 70 al
gamla, som letvat i en- liten kojs
vid Lester River i Duluth, Mimi,
insjuknade derstades och hadt
ingenting att alta. Saken ANIMAL
des till fattigvardeu, och dem;
beslot att kalla gubbarne till fat
tighuset. Anderson antog anbu
Diet, men Johnson nekade tvart
Han Vile hellre letva i sin koj;
och Ida nod an falla fattigvarder
till last. Gubbarne ha bolt i Sit
koia i Is ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

/ EN- artikel. som DIR Sven He.
din, den framstaende Asiakanna-
rem, i den utlandska pressen skrif
Wit mot Englands Tibet-pelitik,
heter Diet bland annat: "Det en-
gelska f~alttaget i Tibet ar EFT
nytt exempel pa imperialismens
hansynsloshet. som tyckes ksrak
tarisera var lids storpolisiska
strafvanden. och intor hvilken de
sma staternas stallning ar prekar
och osaker.
Den smastat, som icke eyer
makt att forsvara sig, ar hemfal-
len at undergoing, ware sig den ar
kristen eller icke. ON vara pre-
ster larde folk batydslssn at or
den: alska din nasta som dig
self; du skall icke stiala, du skall
icke drapa, frid var pa jorden,
menniskorna EFT godt behag -
ia, ON de gjorde Diet i stallet for
att forlora babe sig och sina aho-
rare i bottenlosa och fullkomligt
onyttiga dogmer, sa skulle en-
dylik orattfirdighet varaIallde
les omojlig. Men formodligeu
arc sadana verkligt kristna kar
nor nensens inom den moderns
olitiken. Och dst ar Stamina
'krissna", som skicka missiona
rer till Japan. | sanningens namr
maste man bedja Gud bevara ash
aterna fran dylik kristendom.
Och vi, de pas silva askadarne
skola med saknad utropa: We de-
folk, som kommer i atnjatande a
civilisationens v~alsignelser, och
som kommer ] ALT for intim kon,
TAXI med Diet kristna Europa"
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

Pa Diet republikanska statskon-
ventet j Des Moines, hviiket af-
lopp sd harmoniskt, att Diet toe
endast en- timme att nominera
de olika kandidaterna, uppsattes
foljanda valsedel:
Secretary of State-W. B, Mar
tin, of Adair.
Auditor B. F. Carroll, OF Davis
Treasurer-G S. Gilbertson, OF
Winnebago.
Attorney General. c. w. Null
Ian, of Blackhawk.
Supreme Judge-H. M. Deemer,
of Montgomery.
Railroad COMMISSIONER. S,
Ketchum, of Marshall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Natten var henne en- fasa.

jag brukade hosta nastan hela natten'
skrifver Mrs Chas Apologize fran Alex
andria, Ind, ''och kunde knappast fl
nAgon somu. Jag bade lungsot sa svart,
att ON jag gick EFT block, brukade jag
hosta f0rskrdckligt och spotta bod, men
da inga andra mediciner hjelpte. botade
ire Sl.O0 flaskor af DR.. Kings New Dis
covery mig fullstindigt. och jag okades i
vigt med IS pounds. bet garanteras abso-
Tut att bota f0rkylning, lagrippe, bron-
chitis och ALA hals-och lungsjukdOmar.-
Pris SOC och 81. 90. Proflaskor fritz. hos
Lungren d Andreen, apotekare, Sioux
City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Ingen barmhertighet visas.

Under aratal forfoljdes jag oupph6l-
ligt af 8det", skrifyer F. A. Guiledge,
verbena, Ala. Jag hade EFT f0rskrackligt
fall af harmorrhejder, som fororsakade
"a tum0 err. Da ALT annat misslyckades,
botade Bucklen's ArnicaSalve mig. Den
ar lika bra for bra nnsar och all vark och
smarta. Endast Csc. hos Lungren &
Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
HAIR OCH DER.

llINd VIZ MANN anna SAo"ioiet
mera beryktad for sin skonhet an
sin dyed. En- alton kom en- at
stadens affarsman till henne for
en- herdestund, men hon vile icke |
slappa hqnom in, emedan hon
redan hade en- ung man hos sig.
Den sist ankomne blef deraf sa
forargad att han forsokte bryta
upp dofren, och upptradet slutade
med att Anna Crawford skot no.
nom till dods. huarfor hon domdes
till lifstids fangelse.
Men den unge manner, hv,lken
var mycket intagen i den vackra
Anna, kunde icke trigora sig fran
tanken att han val skulden till Diet
skedda och anropade fera ganger
forgatves guvernorsn ON mad for
henne. Slutligen lofvade han gifta
sig med och draga forsorg ON
henne, derest hon blefve benadad.
och guvernoren gick in derpa.
Paret vigdes i fangelset och 1yt.
tade derpa till Chicago, der EFT
komfortabelt hem vantade dem.
Men Anna ledsnade smart pa n
tormigheten i hemmet och begaf
sig ut pa nya afventyr och rymde
slutligen fran manner SAINT begaf
sig tillbaka till Davenport, dit
manner resre efter och tam henne
i EFT lila 5eryktadt hus. Nu var
Diet slut pa hans ;alamod, och han
inlade ansokan ON skilsmessa.
Den bedrofiga historien kom der
igenom ut, och guvernoren atertog
sin benadning, hvilken gifvits pa
Diet vilkor att Anna skulle halla
sig i skinnet. Hon har nu alter
insatts i tukthuset, der hon far
vistas till doddagar.
Ryckt undan d0den. Herr
Rarl Becker i Medaryville, Ind,
berattar, hur underbart en- Mrs
Conway fran Stamina plats radda-
des fran EN- saker dod. MRS Cen
way, "skriiver herr Becker, "hade
vattusot i h0gsta grad. Ingen
trodde att hon kunde komma
upp mera. DR. Peters Kuriko
utforde dock delta under. Den
CODA damen ar nu utom all tara
och kan icke nog loforda denna
medicin." DR. Peters Kuriko
ar icke en- apoteksmedicin,
utan sales endast at lokalagen-
ter eller ecksa direkt fran ia
brikanten, DR.. Peter Fahrney,
II2-II4 So. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
Som vi forut meddelat, har en-
af Observation-Disclosures uteand
forskare. OF Cook, i Guatemala
funnit roda myror, som arc dod-
liga fender till den S. k. ball
weevil, hvilken installer So stora
harjningar pa neutrality-suspicious.
i sydstaterna. Mr. Cook har nu
hitfort en- koloni at dessa myror
och kommer att sIappa dem losa
pa bomullsplanta gerna omkring
Victoria, Texas. Man kommer
nu att anstalla noggranna iaktta-
angaende delta experiment
och derest Diet visar sig att my
roma verkligen arc sa dodiiga
till ball weevln, som man
pastatt, konma de att utplantas
afven pa andra stallen.
Fran Clarens, Schweitz, med
delas att Paul Kruger, +. d. presi-
dent i republiken Tralsvaa ,aaidit
den ID dennes at pneumonia. Re
dan da Kruger lemnade Mentone
och afreste till Clarens, var hans
helsa nedbruteR, sch man vantade
narsomhelst .hans hadangang
Man kommer att hos den britiska
regeringen anhalla ON tillstand
att sanda hans lik till TraRsvaal.
Stephanus Johannes Paul Kruger
toddes Rustenburg, Sydafrika,
den 10 oktober 1925. Han var en-
at Sydafrikas storsta statesman
och valdes fyra ganger till Trans
walls president.
Rev. Albert r. Adams i
E:1l T l.. - ~ -A--
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staden Tracy, der han uppehallit
sig pa natter i EFT hotel tillsam-
mans med en- qvinna, hvilken han
uPpgaf vara sin hustru, under Diet
hustrun / yerkligheten satt hem
som grasenka med barnen.
Kan han klarera delta lila afven-
atventyr. sa far han val komma
tillbaka till sin forsamling igen.
Annars uppgifves Adams vara en-
duktig prest, som bragt sin for
samling i EFT blomstrande skick,
hvadan dat korta vistandet i
Cythere ma tiilgifvas honom Han
ar val 81 mer an menniska han
heller.
En- rik fabrikor vid mann Char
les w. Carter antraffades den IS
dennes d6d i en- cab ! Brooklyn
under forhallanden liknande dem,
som radde vid millionaren Cesar
Youngs dod, skjuten saledes. |
Stamina akdon var en- okand qvinna
som ropade pa help och kort
derefter forsvann. Vid undersok-
ming visade Diet sig att manner
varit dod hera timmar. Carter
var tillverkare af oljor och ternis-
sor i Brooklyn. Hans hustru och
dotter hade iva dagar torut arrest
till. familjens sommarhem pa
Shelter Island.
Femtioferde och femtiosjette
regementena at Iowa National
Guard ligga i dagarne i lager
utanfor Des Moines, Iowa, for att
utfora falttienstofningar. Forr
ON aren har Diet varit brukligt att
lagret varit ofversvammadt af en-
massa qvinnor, som ju alltid villa
vara med vid dylika tillfallen. |
ar meddelas Diet emellertid den
IS dennes att qvinnor 81 IA ultra
de till lagret, emedan de menligt
inverka pa disciplinen och lager
~litvet. Stamina torbud och af sam
ma skal gala afven for t%oreningen
Y. Nj G. A. som afvenledes alltid
brukat infnna sig med slit psalm
sjungande, SAINT den mangd mar
ketentare, son torut uppslagit
sina talt pa la~gerplatsen Qvinnor,
ma "a nu bast de villa svarma
utanfor vaktomradet, der afven
Y. M. c. A. och marketentarne
ia halla sig. Denna fortraffiga
anordning har tillkommit pa be-
fallning af major J. A. Olmstead
at den reguliera armeen. hvilken
utofvar EFT visst ofverinseende
vid Acknowledgements falttjenstof.
ningar.
En- hicka med iva hufvuden
foddes den IS dennes IN meyer
tamili vid MANN Shane i Cairo, III.
Bada hutvudena. hvilka suite pa
hvarsin halls, voro fullt utbildade O..
den ofriga delen at kroppen. Fran
hvarje hufvud ledde EFT luftror
ned till hvar sin lunga. Barnet
ahed kort efter fodelsen.
Lika kloka som japaneserna
och ryssarne ansago sig hionen i
darhuset i Morris Plains. N. Y,
vara och stallde derfor till EFT krig
med hvad de fatt veta ON Diet
ryskjapanska kriget som monster.
Eft halt dussin darar lyckades
rymma fran inrattningen, Diver
gingo Speedwellhoden och byggde
i hast forskansningar pa toppen
at en- kulle. Vaktarne, som skyn-
dade e!ter dem, forsokte intaga
den befastade stallningen men
NOTES af en- saliva at stenar och
maste retirera alldeles som
ryssarne. / ire timmar holl de
tokiga''japaneserna" sin stallning.
Sedan blef Diet EFT parlamenteran-
de, som befalhafvaren for garni-
sonen gick in pa, sedan han ofver-
tygat sig att fykt var omojliga.
Observation-Disclosures forbes med
oaiga ceremonier under den Invita-
parlamentarflaggan. Dararne togo
saken ytterst aIlvarligt och visade
sig lika krangliga som stormak
ternas diplomater. Andtligen
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Entered at the Post Ofice at siouxCity
Iowa, as second class mail matter.
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for service. It admits that self-culture is
not in itself a complete ideal. for human life.
but has IT'S place as the necessary education
to make mans contribution to the world
worthy. nc is
THE PLACE OF NJ DESIRE; and Other Poems.
BY Edith Colby banfeld. Boston: Little, Brown
The death sof edith Colby BanfieId In
March, 1908, cut short a career from which
might have been expected unusual achieve
ments in the world of literature. The
poems here reverently gatherd by loving
friends had not been widely published, but
such of them, as had found their way into
print had won immediate praise as genuine
expressions OF a cultured and beautiful
spirit Somesof the verses are little more
than fragments. which Miss Banfield clearly
intended to work over into more finished
form. But all i'have been given lust as
they were left, TO stand as the total ac-
complishment of young woman of rare
perceptions and talents She was born in
this city In 1870, her father being Everett
c. Banfie1d and her mother Anna S. Fiske.
the only sister of Helen Jackson 9Th. HI.
SAINTS AND FESTIVALS OF THE CHRISTIAN
by SYMBOLS RIomesSy Bf1ewster author
York: Frederick A. Stokes Company washing
ton: Brentanos.
While some part of the matter embraced
In this work has been heretofore printed In
a Rochester newspaper, much is entirely
new, and the work appears as the only one
of its kind within practicable compass.
1t Is a most careful compilation. forming
practically church year book, in which is
told the origin, history and present status
Of each OF the chief festivals of the entire
Christian Church. as well as of a number
of local feasts and festivals which obtain in
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They have a musical quality such as one
might expect from a writer of Mr.. Carmans
productions for rhythm. Fortunately the
author. whether from rigid taste or in def
erence to self-recognized limitation, ven
lures upon no filings of humor. The mat
ter of the book is all serious, though not
profoundly SO. A portrait of Mr. Carman
In contemplative mood serves as a 'front.'
ispiece.
BREAKING HOME TIES. By Max Ehrmann. New
York: Dodge Publishing Company.
A beautiful thought. expressed in noble
language in blank verse. embeIlished with
unusually handsome decorations and bound
in an artistic cover. this book appeals to
all who have severed the ties of home and
gone forth into the world. The youth who
marches out to wage war with fortune Will
be strengthened by its reading.
SONGS OF MOTHERHOOD Selected BY Elizabeth
Johnson Huckel. New York: The Macmillan
Company. Washington: Brentano's
This Is a compilation OF the best in Eng
lish poetry relating to motherhood A few
OF the selections are anonymous, evidently
the yield of scrap books but nevertheless
adding to the value of the anthology. The
annunciation and the magnificent from the
gospel according to ST. Luke appropriately
preface the poems.
THREE WEEKS IN EUROPE; the Vacation of n
Busy Man. BY John U. Higinbotham. Illus
trated. Chicago: Herbert :. Stone & Co.
Mr.. Higinbotham believes that an apology
is due the reader for the publication OF an
other book about European travel. so he
explains that II was originally not born a
book, but a diary. mere mass of notes.
Then when these notes were shown or read
to friends they urged publication. and
finally the author decided to give the public
the benefit of his own experiences abroad
because he Is convinced that very many arS
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THE PRoDIGAL SON. BY Hall Game, author OF
The Christian &c. New York: ID. Appleton

THE PRoDIGAL SON. BY Hall Game author Of
The Christian" &c New York: ID. Appleton
* Co.
But for the final chapters. which render
n strongly local setting, Hall Gaines latest
novel might have been written as easily
about any other characters than Iceland
ers. 1t does not in its essence relate 10
the region in which 1t is located. 1t deals
with the elemental human qualities, with
sins and fraiIties which may be found IN
the occident or the orient, the south or the
north That it is Icelandic in its settlng
merely adds to it's picturesqueness, and 1t
is not as suggested, until the close that
1t partakes wildly of that part of the
world Not even the somberness of the tale,
the sedateness of the personages or the aD-
sence of Iightsome humor marks 1t dis
tinctly save as the work of Caine. whose
temperament yields only such products. 1t
is indeed a typical Hall Game novel, a
story of grief and suffering of sin and
atonement.
The plot itself is somewhat complex, and
therefore characteristic. The manner or
the telling is prolx, and also characters
tic But the whole is strong and sincere,
and that likewise is typical of this writer,
whose power lies in his intense earnestness,
his deliberation his sacrifice of everything
but the factors that make for dramatic
force He has caught the spirit of the far
north in many rd- nccts and his people of
the story conduct themselves with the In
sularity of the isolated Icelanders. OF
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certain parts of Europe. No attempt is
made to tell the story of every one of the
numerous canoniZed saints honored by the
church, but for each day of the year a few
have been selected from the most noted.
with brief sketches Of the lives Of those
remembered on that day. In the index are
given the names and saint days of a much
larger number. An interesting feature Of
the work is the predatory chapter on clogs
or almanacs, the crude devices of the mid
die ages for remembering the saint days.
THE MAN ON THE BOX BY Harold MacGrath,
author of THE Grey Cloak &c. Illustrated
by Harrison Fisher. Indianapolis: The Bobbs
Merrill Company.
If Mr. MacGrath had told this story
through the medium of an impersonal mar
rator or in the words of the hero himself 1t
would have been much stronger and more
satisfactory. 1t is difficult to understand
why he chose a third person very remotely
connected with the plot as the story-teler.
The device detracts from the vivdness and
convincing quality of the tale and renders
it unnecessarily artificial. 1t is a good
story, worthy of better treatment. 1t re-
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he has unearthed a diabolicaI pot TO sell
the fertilization plaps OF the ia: 81. States
to foreign power. when re Bria%H matters
quickly to a climax. The &c q is LAID
chiefly In Washington. AZ p Of light
reading 1.-THE Man on Tie IfDg : likely
to become one OF the succeSss< 20 sea-
son.
BY l.. MacBean. Illustrated. New York. c. P.
Putnams Sens. Washington: Woodward &
Lothrop.
Marjorie Fleming was a remarkably pre-
cocious child who was born in Scotland in
January. 1903. ard died at the sge OF nine.
Her name is today a household word in
certain parts of the British isles. She was
the pet and associate OF Sir Walter Scott,
a distant cousin of her family. and her
fame had spread even during her short life
time throughout the intellectual circles of
Scotland. There is no satisfactory sketch
of her life Of recent date, and this work.
composed of two parts, supplies that need
and ct this time introduces Marjorie to
many readers who perhaps have never
heard OF her. That she was a wonderful
child does not depend upon the Judgment
of her own family and friends. Her letters
and diaries attest sufficiently to her un-
usua! mental gifts and to her wonderfully
sweet disposition. Mr. MacBean gives copi-
GUS extracts from them to show that the
child possessed an intellect which would
probably have expanded into great proper
tions had not death cut her down so early.
She was q poet by instructive feeling. and
her last achievement was an address Of
fourteen lines in verse which, IL not re-
markable for its scope, was nevertheless
Indicative Of the child's latent genius In
addition to Mr. MacBeans account of her
life and writings Is printed in this volume
a charming sketch of Marjorie Fleming by
DIR. John Brown. author of "Rab and His
Friends" in the course of which he traces
a certain influence by Marjorie upon the
life Of Walter Scott. This sketch has been
called "the best book about child that
ever was written"
BUSINESS. BY L. de v. Matthewman. Pictures
by TON Fleming. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippin-
colt Company
This little volume" says the author. is
dedicated neither to the bulls nor to the
tsars, but to those who pass on the shady
side Of the street" By far the better part
of the volume is that contributed by the
illustrator, whose pictures are not only
well drawn but strong In their cartoon-like
quality The text consists OF series or
epigrams relative to the great struggle Tor
commercial success. They are enemy saur1c
occasionally very clever, and again COM
monplace The bright spots however. more
than atone for the dull ones, and then. too,
1t Is only little book.
THE TRIENDsHIr OF Art: BY Bliss carman,
author Of The kinship of Nature" &c. Bos-
ton: L. @. Page Co.
These essays, or prose poems. do not run
to any common center. They are express
sive of distinguishable note of beauty
love- They plead for comeliness In life. for
purity of thought, for cleanness of mind.
But beyond those propositions they are not
especially related They make good read
ing for those who like to linger over a
sentence and dig little at its meaning.
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that we shall never outlive him. and for
this reason that he was a moral artist.
His was the frame of mind In which an
artist creates forms that endure ana ms
subject was the moral world. What more
secure promise of permanence could be CIV
en?"
THE GREEN DIAMOND. By Arthur Morrison. au;
thor of 1.-The Red Triangle" &C. Illustrated
by F. a. Townsend Boston: L. G. Page 4 Co.
Washington: William Balantyne d Sons.
The Eye Of Goona" was renowned
green diamond belonging to a Hindoo po-
tentate. When it was stolen from his
treasures while attending the Durbar at
Delhi In commemoration of the coronation
OF King Edward there was great up
roar. BY means not disclosed the jewel
was hidden inside of one of dozen bot
ties Of very old imperial Tokay wine,
which a certain trader claimed to have
bought at a rare bargain. The case OF
wine was shipped to England In the care
Of an unsuspecting friend, and through his
kindly interference the wine was sold and
the bottles dispersed. Mr.. Morrison has
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The Confessions of an Old Maid.
A wise and witty novel. A novel novel. A de-
lightful human document to be long and pleasantly
remembered. $780, OF booksellers, or
w. E. PRICE, 24-26 K. 21st ST., New York.
no12-s4t.7
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lates to the adventures of young ex-army
officer who loves woman. That is SIM
pie proposition. But the young man, who
is of frolicsome disposition, ventures upon
a practical joke on his sister and sister-in-
law by serving temporarily as their coach
man on their return from reception, and
gets himself in quod in circumstances which
fondest hopes. Then comes the strange
turn by which he becomes the eoachman
and groom of the object OF his unarowed
affections He Is greatly embarrassed, and
his aristocratic sensibilities are shocked.
but he enjoys the Joke, and sticks 70 It until
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he has unearthed diabolical pot TO sell
the fertilization plans OF the ia: sd States
to foreign power. when he BctatH matters
quickly to a climax. The :itz, is LAID
chiefly In Washington. Az o. Of light
reading 1.-THE Man on tie liDg likely
to become one Of the successsz $.e sea-
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