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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
RESCUES CHINESE
GIRL FROM SHAME
WOMAN WORKER IN SLUMS
TELLS POLICE OF CASE
Salvation Army Captain Saves Little
Ngan Bin Yon, Patrolman
Guarding the Door-Sold
Into Slavery

Pretty little Ngan Bin Yon was res
cued from a life of shame yesterday
afternoon, through the efforts of Chief
Auble and placed in the care of the
matron of public institution.
The chief was informed by a woman
who has worked in the slums that a
little Chinese girl was being kept a
prisoner in one of the infamous dens
of vice near Apablasa street
Chief Auble, officer Willard Smith
and Staff Captain Jessie Mcdonald
went to the house bent on their work
of rescue. Smith was sent to guard
the rear door, while the chief and Miss
Mcdonald entered the house through
the front door.
There was scurrying of feet and
the excited buzz of scores of Chinese as
the well know blue uniform was seen
in the dingy and dimly lighted hall
way.
Rush Intercepted
A rush was made to the rear but the
sturdy officer on duty there barred
exit and back came the crowd to the
front
Several girls ran past the chief and
sighting little Ngan Bin Yon among
them Chief Auble gave chase, followed
by the plucky staff captain of the
Salvation Army. When Ngan turned
and saw woman was there, she gave
sob and rushed into her arms while
the unfortunate girls were allowed to
go where they willed
Hurrying the trembling girl into a
carriage, the chief and officer Smith
took her to the police station where
she told her sad story by means of
an interpreter.
She said she was married in China,
I@VN I. G,.e.k AT- sNN--
a resident of San Francisco He
brought her to this country and after
remaining in San Francisco a few
| days brought her to the den in Los
Angeles from which she was rescued.
Pined for Freedom
She said she did not know the name
of the keeper of the place. She was
very unhappy and pined for freedom.
One day she told her story to kindly
visitor and hoped and waited for re-
lease.
Chew Lock told the missionaries he
did not know the nature of the place
where he left his wife as the proprietor
was simply a friend of his and agreed
to board his wife, while he was away.
This story was secuted by the police.
Chief Auble refused to say where
the girl was taken as the publication of
her refuge would lead to further per-
secutions, he said.
Mother Owes Money
1t was intimated that the little Chi
nese brides mother owed money to
Chew and to the keeper of the China
town den and the girl was kept there
as security for the debt.
A friend of Wong Clip, said to be
the keeper of the house, called to see
Chief Auble later in the afternoon to
see about getting the girl back. He
said Chew Lock had virtually sold the
girl into slavery and Wong Gee natural
ly thought himself cheated by the sum-
mary way in which his property was
taken away.
The chief told the Chinese very firm
ly that the girl was out of the clutches
of her captors forever and there was
no use trying to find her.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
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to Find Relief Elsewhere,
Call on and Consult
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and his staff of celebrated Physicians
Surgeons and Specialists at his
New Temple of Health
5l2-5l4 S. Broadway
Take Elevator to Fourth Floor

and attend at least a part of the sci
entlfic Health Lectures given In Burner
day evenings. Special private lectures
for Ladies' only every Wednesday
afternoon at 80 o'clock. Special Pri-
Vate Lecture for Men Only every
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock. A
Special Moral sermon by Prof. Burner
every Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Subject next Sunday, September 2, els
Marriage a Failuref" The Law of Low,
Health and Harmony. and why there Us
50 much Diseord. Infelieity and Misery
In Married Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
Lunch

Our restaurant on
tho fourth floor is
cozy. comfortable,
homelike in menu
and service. Reason
able prices. Lunch
here today and you'll
lunch here often.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
FAIRvlEW ITEMS.
Cy the DutchtOwn Girl.

Kind Ed. - there are NJ items
from this part Of the country l
will try and write few.
We have had lots OF nice rain.
farmers cant complain.
The Ice.cream social ut Fairvicw
was we'll attended Quite o crowd
and all reported good time.
Anna Larson returned from X 1t,
G. Mo last week for 4 short visit
with her home folks.
Mrs. Robert Bruton was q pIoas-
mt caller at Mr., Chas. Seger's
Sunday.
We hear the ,r'pp'c.s will spend
tho 4th. of July in Mansfield. Tia
Hs we wish them good time
Henry Smart is on the sick list
this week"
Esther and AHna Larson made
n business trip to MI. 1roVe
Tuesday.
Frank Killiao was seen gong
out east Sunday evening. &c
won der what tho attraction II: l
ru.ss Anna knows.
Oms Robertson is staying with
Mrs. Will Smart at present.
Well il this escapes the waste
basket we may call again
So Byo.bye to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
MI. Home items
Nv School Girl.

Well this rainy eve | will at
tempt 20 write u tew Items tor
the CRzssEET,
Cutting wheat il ths order OF
the day in this vicinity.
Maggie and Eunice Stei,.er t
Spent Sunday with their sister
Mrs. r: l., Jarrett,
Mrs. N. D, Stewart is on the
sick list at present W. hope she
will soon r~cnver,
Emma Johnson and Ellie
Finley spent Sat night aad Sun,
with Ottie Bruton, wonder il they
like mullbsrries very we'll ha ha.
Mary West Of Oakland took
supper at Maple Grove Wed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

Nm. A. O; Caudls and daughtsr
Laurie Of Rocky Hill visited hei
|asnt Nm. N, 8. Finley Sun.
Mary Finley vas bitten by q
dog Sat. supposed TO be suffering
Hydiophobis belonging to Mrs.
Sta,nert. Hsr father has taken
her to Springfield to the mad
stone. The dog was killed Sun,
eve by Mr. Finley,
John Smotherman and Son
Paul who has beon to Cal. for the
past nine month returned rome
Thursday the l4th. W. are glad
to see them back in old Mo.
again
r. +. Jarrett wife and daughter
Edna called on the formers par.
ents Thursday.
Mrs. u. D. Stewarts called on
Grandpa Smothermsu last Fri.
Mr.. R +. jarrett aud wife
attended the basket dinner at
at Buzzard Roost Sun.
Mrs. T. i. Stewart aud Mr.,
JIM, Ryan of Norwood visited
Mrs, N. d: Stewart Thursday.
Earl Steinert and Chester
McCaskey took dinner with Mrs.
A., G; Caudle Sunday.
Hurrah Tor the glorious 4th.
Well as ma said it was supper
time and the COWS are bawling
to be MIXED l will close (T wish
Jack and Jill was here to helr
me milk. hal ha!
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

II. Hell,ss aa6 viis visiisd q
Jshs Irviss ~ ssadsy sad -
ported seed tinr
Rtsa Nsltoa visited Lissis
Melton and BERTHE Ellis list San.
Rev. G. p. Kinney and wife
visited At Atkisson's last Sunday.
Dr.. Coz called to ses Will Cor
bans baby last sapdsy; Who 10
very III at present.
klizebsth Scott and Florence
Nssbcrt hes returned homo from
Kansas City whore they hsve been
goiog to school for some the,
Lyman Brown called on Osie
Atkisson last Suoday.
Arthur Akemau was the vel.
come Puost Of Berthe Ella last
Sunday evening.
I heard that Grover Atkisson
went down on the Creek last
Sunday. How about il Msud?'
Oh say, the 4th. Of July we'll
soon be here. l wonder where
every body is going to oelsbrste
IL at.
Well guess this is itolishnsss
enough so | will ring of for tbih
time and # tins misses the waste
basket maybe will come again.
AS this ~ my frst attempt "a
write any to the CREssET.
Goodbye 70 one and al.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
OBlpU AIRY,

Mrs. Ann. F.. Neighbors daughter of s. NJ and Hannah
e. Stevens and the wife Of Mr. w. IL Nsghbors passed from
this life to the unknown beyond dwell forever more
in and Mrs Neghbols was born in Lancasto Iowa
Marc" 8rd 1870 died ut her home about miles east of Mt
Grow. June 18th 1906. at O'clock and . minutes A. NJ
She was sick for months she was confined to her bed
for six week. her mother died che was about II months
"lu, She married Jan eth 1887. She was ped bv
Rev. J. 7, Mason, in the Brsthern Church in 1880 Mrs
Neghbors we'll beloved by all who knew her. She .sv.s
husband aud children and other relatives and eno
to her DEATH She was laid to rest in the fon,;.
graveyard June 18th. O'clock NJ the funeral servcss
Was conducted at the home by Rev. Agabrght of Mt Grove
and Rev. Git from Cabo,l
mothers placs cannot be filled
Where amily tie sweet,
A mothers her iiiu is still
She's gon, til. uny,s IN st,
Lat.angc qure .ceise har th.r.
Husband nrny weep below,
Aud children may his sorrow share
but ali TO heaven may 60,
Friend.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
EDITORS ADVERTISING COLUMN
LOOK HERE !I1 !'!'.E!'

II YOU want put your lands into the hands of LAND
MANI. $. GARRETT will treat you rirh,
sols with Him for Heis going make part Of his bust
ness and in the Ozak he place buy home We advise
nome seekers to come to South Missouri before purchasing else
where 1t is beautiful Country and the greatest natural
Inducements are offered in this both farmers and
business men And ~ the seeker after truth it has no
equals earth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
POINT
ITEMS
Ny the lite Black beaded Boy.

Hello there ore and all. Will
You please lot new namc slip in
from Gravel Point?
Az ! havnt saw any items by
Brown eyes aud Blu. eyes lately
no | ,honght would write u few
Welt we have been having
plenty Of rain here lately and the
farmers hold their heads up now
and look very much happier thar
they did bctorc the rain began 10
fall
Preaching ut Pleasant Ridu,
las, Sunday by Rev. Zsuvers wa.
well attended.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
PERSIAMON HOLLOW ITEMS.
BY Somebody's Darling.

Dear Editor and Cor. vill you
please allow me space in your val.
liable little paper.
Well there WAS fne rain fell
Saturday morning and Sunday
morning also.
Josie and Oma Ratterroe visited
Lucy Watts last Thursday.
Tom Ratterree and Lucy Watts
visited Lixs,o Ellis Sunday eve.
dertie Schoonoyer is staying
with Mrs. Duke At prescott.
Rosie Morris is staying with
Mrs. Aldrige at present.
Sam Mabe had the misfortune OF
ioosing a $50 mule last Sat. night,
Ha. ha, l wonder who black eye
aud blue eye don't write some
moro .Itoms for the paper? I sure
enjoy reading their items.
Julia Kelley and children.
Sarah Lingle and children were
visitors at Manda v ats Thursday
ovenipg.
Newte futile has moved to his
fathcr-in-la~s james Wilson.
Martha r. Brooks visited Emma
Tuttlo last Monday and Tuesday &.
Josin and Omn Ruttorreo visited
their sister Mrs. Sarah Maxwell
aud family last Saturday.
llurrah for the 18th, of July.
Every hody must 20 to JAH.Vile
that is Tho p!a 70 to have u good
time. somebody's Darling is
aure { ng if she can.
Mrs Bette Watts visited Mrs,
Nellie Aldridgc last Thursday.
James GrcenIcc vile and chil..
reu visited his father Mr.. Eiiga
GrccnIco Sat, night and Sunday
Mrs, Dunsmorc visited Mrs.
L'ga Ellis last Thu, sday'
Anthony Edwards and hnsba nc
visited At the home Of hsr fathers
John Rogers OF Alice Mo.
Miss Lola Coblo and little sister
visited at Mrs, Nancy Grecn!ee's
Friday night.
Well as this is my FIRST a,tcmp,
t. write for the CRrssxr and am
afraid of worrying ,hc readers Of
30 much visiting | will wipe my
eyes and blow my nose aud bring
my craxynOss to close, wishing
one aud VII u good time the Eth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
HIGGINS ITEMS.
~ Psps's Little Girls.

Kind I'd. VIII you be 80 kind to
print . few items for u.
Nice wsathsr q present.
Cutting wheat 10 the order Of
the day
Church at No. l was we'll a.
tended Sunday;
Julia Kelley and Sarah Lingle
visited E. NJ. Watts Thursday
evening: e.
Singing Ut No. / every Sunday
at 9 o'clock.
melissa Ballard took dinner
with D, w. Hutsell's Saturday.
Sarah Lingle and Dana Kelley
we're visitors at Alfred Kslley's
Saturday.
Uncle Tom futile called Oh
Alfred Kelley Sunday.
Jim Kelley and family were
visitors at G. c, Tuttles last Sun.
The 4th. OF July will soon be here
and every body is expecting to
have a good time.
Pete Maxville was once more
seen at No ha, ha. we were all
glad to see you, We hope you will
be there next Sunday Pete.
Charley Cofman called on Elsie
Denton Sunday.
Oscar Higgins goes to Coolies quite
often. What IL the attraction | guess
Bertha knows.
Rrnsler Mosely's baby who has been
quite sick died las, Friday morning.
There is going to be picnic AZ
Names the 4,h Papa's little girls arc
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
IE
JyAli-vlLtE Fg1 LINN llo


-Doa's forget the lth. 9. JAZZ.
villa.
-Ars. William Henry is still on
the sick list.
The Union Sabbath School at
thus place Is Of the best.
The CREssET has one of the
best corpse Of cor. in the state,
BRO. Eli Williams and wife paid
the Ed. and wife a visit on last
Sunday.
Mrs, John Middleton has been
on the sick list for some time,
but is better now.
John Williams, and John Mid
dleton took dinner with John
Franklin on last Sunday.
correspondents of the CaE3sEr
come to JAH-Ville and make
yourselves known on the ith.
Rev. MUIR and wife mass cd
through the little Vile on last
Monday enrout for Min Grove.
Tho CRsssXf will not come out
the week of tho 4,h. but will
follow the next week with a
specinl issue,
Quito u storm visited tho neigh.
borhood of Holsa Freemans it
blew q log out of the log barn of
Mr.. Holsa Freemans, and Mr.,
FREEMAN and Mr.. Fred Horton
was not uble to hold tho door of
Mr.. Fraomans house shut it blew
them back with violence.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

Hello kisd -. I'D or. here "
~ viii oar bsadls d asws.
The farnsss are busy cutting
wheat 10 this vicinity.
Mrs. G. o. Frisk 10 on the sick
list Il present writing.
Misses Green's called on the
xisss Nsukirks last Thursday aud
slso Emma Johnsos 10 the after
nosn.
Quite . number attended tho
singing at M. Marks last Thurs.
day every body report nice time
wonder what has become Of
the school girl 'curIsy head boy
'pansy' SNOWFALL dutch town
gir!s' they haven't appeared for .
~b'Ie wakc up oil you people and
write some news for the valuable
CRKssEr.
Marion Absher and wife passed
through our part Of the Co. last
Sat. ito Min. Grove.
Mrs W. ID. Neuklrk was the vel
como guest OF Mrs. d. s. Green
last Thursday.
Mira. W. n. West, r. W. and
Easnos Neukirk was pleasant
caller at Mrs. G. . Frisk last
Thursday afternoon.
Ha, hn, y. G. saw Il B. pass
last Wednesday eve l wonder
where he wen, | guees you know
and | wont tell where.
Emma Johnson and Dove Green
called on the Misses Frisks last
Wednesday
Ike Green returned home from
Joplin last Sunday morning were
he has bcon working the past few
month to spend icw days with
homo folks we are oil glad to see
his smiling face on MILESTONE Il
bet some ono else does) M ha.
John Marks taken dinner with
Lao Wittwor last Sunday.
Clara Frisk returned homo from
Springfield last Sunday morning
on the account OF tho illness OF hor
mother which il real sick ut pros
ont writing.
Emma Johnson was the welcome
Yucst of Mrs. Lewis last Sunday.
There was no bible reading last
Saturday might on account OF ra'D
all come out next Saturday night.
We'll AZ news il scarce ! Will
ring IF tor this time bye Oyc.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
WASHINGTON IND. ITEMS
BY the two BIchoioI'

Wrigh,s Carnival company has
completed thor weeks stay which
was vol attended.
Thsre IRE several mon and teams
grading for tho automobile lac
tory which ia coming in the near
future.
Tho birthday party give" in
honor of Eldeana Norris was well
attended she vcoolvcd many val
uablc presents.
uiss Jessie nuzan AND Charley
Gould attended The Carnival Sat.
urday night
Claud Buyan and Frenk Will
Jams look .aQ to day they could
no, fluid heir sillS II, tue Carnival
! Va nre having pleasant raiv
this evening.
I hcaro a freud oi outs iount
the lost PEARL vi Bcasrr crcol
and is rejoicing yet.
! ". A. Williams, Claad bnzal
and Frank Williams went TO l.0nis
vllc X. Y on tho excursion to at
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

Lesson Lem. 3,h
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
For the JAH.Vill Union Sabbath
School, July /. 1906
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28

go ~ blx bail ssns tAs = d
Jlss.
/ clasd Bssas says b l. goisg
back % No. 70 Gee biz girl xmas.
we sss in the CsnssEf whsrs
Oba Adams visited Jim Smarts
very often woader Whist the o..
traction is.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
HOUSE Moving

Ii yon want your house moved
from one place TO another; quick
and good: Call M,
II. A. CARR,
Phlegeton, Mo.
Who has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference. Mr., Frank Neukirk
aud the Ed. Of CRRssrr. Also he will
do your Stone work. your building
founjtiOns. II. A. CARR
pb,ege,nn No
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-28
FOR SALE

One Gray horse 10 wA- high
weighs 1900 lbs. Age 8 years any
one wanting to buy q goad animal
Of this kinda good work horse
Please call at my htme.
Ranse MUIR
higgins Mo.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-17
The HEART oE YOUTH

Yellow ha mmer's rat-tat- too on the or
chard bough;
That's the sound that used to break
through my morning dreams;
Heigho! heart of youth! when I hear it
now
Back again my boyhood comes; very
near 1t seems,
Through the prismy dews of morn am
out again;
Rat-tat-too! that's the lure; straight
my foot 1t leads
Down the garden path L leap--through
the pasture lane;
HeiEho heart OF youth JOY alone 1t
heeds.
There he is (rat-tat-tooD yonder OH the
limb
Cap OF red upon his head drumming
in the day.
(Flve white eggs are hidden deep in a
hollow dlmD
EIeigho! heart of youth! Can't you
hear him play?
Yellow hammer, you and I in the long
ago
Croniss were: (rat-ta too down the
morning tossedD
Here's a hail across the years--how
they feetly low---
HeiEho heart of youth! never wholly
Clinton scollard. The Bohemian for
August.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-17

trip next May; every detail OF the
fun to he offered them makes tho jaunt
that much more enticing. IL made
known.
The wsy-the only way-to convey
this Information is through the news
papers, The only way to reach the
newspapers is through an exploitation
bureau--probably under the chamber Of
commerce control The gist OF the
whole thing is press agent
The expense Of such a functionary
would be trihing The salary OF a good
man and a stenogrspher and the cost
Of printing and posting the material;
that is all. Half a hundred strangers
brought here i'm year by such means
would more than pay for the bureau.
Why not. then, a press agent for Los
Angeles, the city easiest exploited. and
most to be benefited by It, on earth?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-17
TRADES TO sHUN

Every trade has its peculiar disease'
said Lecod the detective. THUS
criminals malady will often afford
valuable clue to his identity
"Backsmiths arc liable to para lysis
OF the right side, due to the shoCk OF
hammerine with the sledge, and they
are also liable to weak eyes due TO
the rlare Of the forge.
Carpenters arc liable to Varicose
veins because they stand so much, ana
continuous saving tends to injure the
artery that carries the blood from the
head to the carpenters right arm.
Bakers and miners, the one through
the white dust Of flour and the other
through the black dust OF coal, get
weak lungs Miners get weak eyes, too,
from working always in the dark.
"Coopcrs get swollen knees from
pressing them against barrels This,
though is nothing like SO bad a swell
ing housemaids develop from the kneel-
ing that scrubbing entails.
"Inda rubber workers are to be
pitied. for they suffer from headaches
and mental depression, due to the rub
Der fumes
painters are the most unfortunate
of ALL They get lead poisoning, a dis
case that is often fatal. Show me a
healthy painter. and I'll give you a
Sc bill"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-17
UNWELCOME HARBINGERS

| The increasing frequency OF robberie.
within the last few days admonishes Tn,
people of Los Angeles that the light.
fingered profession alwayc gets an earl,
start in touring to Southern California
for the winter season.
II is fact we'll known to tho police
that the class whom the French cal
chevalers d'industrie come and go to
and from Los Angeles as regularly as
any other class of winter tourists. They
are attracted hither from eastern cities
by the better opportunities for plying
the several branches of their profession.
And as they are persons of leisure it is
quite probable that they appreciate
the attractions of our Southern Califor-
mia climate.
IT Is unusually early for any noticeable
increase in the number Of chevaliers
aforesaid, but their earlier coming this
year may be accounted for by the
earlier beginning OF the general tourist
season.
The hotels and other places Of accom-
mediation for tourists report indications
OF an exceptionally early tourist sea-
son this year and one which prom
ises to be of larger volume than any
former one. Railway officials, who
have means OF estimating tourist travel
at any stage, intimate that the record
is likely to be broken in that class Of
traffic for the coming winter, and they
note the symptoms of an early begin
ming.
Tho criminal chevalier understands
the applicationA the saying that the
early bird catches the worm" How
ever the advent at this period of
representatives. of his class indicates
the advance guard Of the main body
that will arrive in installrnents at
later stage of the season.
Citizens of Los Angeles will do well
to heed the warning given by the recent
increase of crime in tire several special
ties Of the criminal class who arc at
tracted hither at the beginning of au-
tumn. Unfortunately the inadeauacy
of the police force in numbers makes
the situation in Los Angeles peculiarly
inviting to burglars and high Haymen.
The great area Of the city and the
necessarily scant police service in the
outlying districts afford easy marks for
the operations of money seeking GRIM
inals.
Safety from this class depends in
great measure, therefore. upon the in
dividual precautions taken by citizens.
The force of the maxim should be i'm
pressed upon all housekeepcrs. particu-
larly that it is wise TO lock the stable
door before the horse is stolen" not
a ftnl