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VESSELS IN COLLISION.

Associated Press Diauatonea BY Special Wires
Washington, Jan. s.-A telegram ro-
oeiyed az the Navy Department iiom
Norfolk, Va, announces that the
turpodoboat destroyers Lawrence and
Worden we're In collision yesterday be-
tween Pine Beach and Norfolk and
that thu Lawrence has put into the
navy yard nt Norfolk for repairs.
No details of the accident are given.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. e.-Dufing a
heavy blow in Hampton Roads yes ter
day morning the torpedoboat do
stToyers WoIden and Lawrence of the
First Torpedo Flotilla, lying OIL
Sewell'B Point, came together in col
lision. The Worden was rammed and
had 20 be conveyed 20 the Norfolk
navy yard by the Lawrence, which
was uniuiured.
At the navy yard today II was said
the Worden's injuries we're not OF q
serious nature. An investigation will
be made by the commander OF the
torpedo fotilla.
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PROVISIONS FOR sKYSORAP6Rs.

Building Inspector Connolly said today
that the draft Of the proposed new build
building committe Of City Council on
Wednesday evening The proposed or
dinance makes special provision for the
erection Of skyscrapers, all kinds.ol iron and
steel buildings, factories. theatres, public
halls, churches, hotels, apartment houses
and tenements, with respect to protection
againts FIRE, solidity of construction, ven
tilation, sanitation, exits &C. No wooden
joists are to be allowed IN a building more
than six stories high and no frame build.
ings are to be permitted in the city limits
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ALLEGED tMBEzzLER ARRESTED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Chester, Pa, Jan. 81. Frank
Challenger, secretary OF the Delaware
County Trust Co., was arrested today
on the charge Of embezzlinR the funds
Of the institution. An examination Of
the books Of the company showed a
shortage Of $4,000. When charged
with the misuse Of the funds, Chal-
lenger confessed. He said that nc
person was to blame but himself and
that his populations we're due to the
fact that be lived beyond bis income.
Challenger's family is prominent in
Chester, and be had risen from the
position of Office boy TO one OF trust.
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II. T. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office. Seventh and King SITS.
Both Phones.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELLp

Brirht's Disease. Diabetes, Rheumatism
Govt, Gravel, Dropsy, Inflammation of the
Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous Troubles
caused by Sick Kidneys.
n. b. Danforth, tho well-knovn drug
rist of Wilmington, knows by experience
that Hindipe will cure all forms Of Kidney
and Nervous Troubles. and viii guarantees
IL In al caeea.
Can't you afford TO try It at their riak
II costs you nothing If It don't do the worx.
Sent by mail 10 any address, prepaid, on
receipt of 80 cents. Six boxes, 90 under
positive guarantee.
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NIGHT SCHOOL TONIGHT.

New students win be Received This Even
Ing ~ the Night school OF Goidey
College.
Drafting bookkeeping, arithmetic, PEN
manship, shorthand, typewriting and
spelling are the principal branches taught
at the night school Of Goldey College, s07
Market street.
New students will be received tonight
at 7.3O. Drafting, $3.50; other branches
SO a months
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SUICIDE OE @ c. MEIR

Associated Press Dispatch by Special WlroA
New York, Jan. SO. z. Meir Of
San Francisco, a prisoner on the
steamer Carmanin, shot and killed
himself in his cabin today, just as the
liner was entering New York harbor.
Meir was charged with emhezzlinR
S2O,Ol0 from a San Francisco wine
merchant and was returning from
London 10 answer the charge. He shot
himself az daylight, as the outlines Of
the American shore became visible.
he was in custody OF an officer. Meir
was arrested in London at the request
of the STATE Department at Washing
ton. lie did not contest the application
for his extradition.
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MRS. EMMONS |. WILLIAMS DEAD

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Duluth, Mimi, Jau. S.-Mrs. EN-
mons Il. Williams Of Ithaca, n. Y. D.,
wife Of the treasurer Of Cornell Uni
vetsitJ, died suddenly at the home OF
her brother-in-law, Frederick Har-
grsayes of this city.
Mrs. Williams came to Duluth to
attend the wedding Of her daughter
and vas apparently IN good health.
She retired as usual last night, but
ABOUT midnight means we're heard
from her room. She was found I'M
conscious and died before medical aid
could be summoned. Heart disease il
given as the cause.
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OBITUARY

William S. Edwards. ST., aged 81 years,
who WAS one of the best-known pilots OF
the Delaware river and Bay, died on oaiur-
day at bis home, IN Lewes, from compiled
tion of diseases. His death was unexpected.
The deceased had been In active service
since 1872, ae a pilot.
On Thursday evening Lydia ID. Broom
hall, widow Of Thomas Broomhall, died In
her seth year, at West Chester, Pa. She
was an estimable woman and had numerous
friends. She is survived by her seven cons
james N, Of London Grove; William H.,
Of Eairville; Jacob d., of Doe Run
Thomas H., Of Mannallton; Windlo, Of
Wallingiordi Harlan and Harrison, OF
Oxford,
Minnie II. Balfour, aged Is years, died
yesterday nt the residence Of her father,
Edwin Balfour, No. SIS Poplar street. In
teIment viii be made at Georgetown on
Wednesday.
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SERVICES At HOLY CROSS


Special Correspondents Of Every Evening.
Dover, Jan. S.-A large and attentive
congregation attended the closing Of the
Christmastide services in Holy Cross r..
c. Church Of this town, last evening. A
choral service was rendered by the chill
dren Of the sunday-school in honor Of the
infant Jesus. During the procession,
which was led by the cross-bearer. fol-
lowed by the infant class, the sanctuary
choir rendered the beautiful anthem,
Mystic Star"
The services were closed with an ex-
cellent sermon on the Feast of the Day, "
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas +. Waldron,
alter which the benediction was given.
The music was under the direction OF John
Behan, Jr., organist and chorister.
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100000 FIRE IN DIES MONIES.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Des Moines, Ia, Jan. Sire Of
probable inoendiafy origin which broke
out in the kitchen of the Morrison
cafe, in the Marquardt Building, early
today, destroyed the cafe and did
$780, 600 damage to the block and its
contents.
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|elHALL WILL FIGHT HARD
l., WIN be Strongly Backed BY
" 5sonss Curry and State Senator
Simeon S PsnHSVlll.
rHF FIGHT NOW ON IN EARNEST
.,,s Friends Say the Meet
'' Ing Was Packed.
er,,r Mg-up IN SUSSEX POLITICS

,..,,l correspondence OF Evsry Evenins-
cs.,.tovu. Jan. 8.-Some friends
1So'' q r. Layton assembled here,
q ph - ssepine, and held what they
sllulu Union Republican "mass-
'l IlsI - which adopted a reIolution
,a-.ndius the resignation OF Score
GU ..,. II State Joseph II. Cahall, as
~ y Of the Sussex County Union
Ps5sblican Committee.
1'Ssil however, will not quit with
- Hobt. His friends charge that
y, -setipp was packed 10 the interests
J, I.Ston. and that they will not per
vi d.bsll to be summarily elected as
.i.,ssd BY Layton's friends. The oom-
r,iss h 10 meet on January 23d, a1d
h big TOW is expected.
Although Layton is suppose d TO be
main. glove with Senator Alice IN
4. htisf'g fight against j. Edward
lsSeks. the latter is backing Layton
4, cgunty chairman, and this has
.,.u,,d The ire Of Thomas Curry,
assioksi former choice for the Office.
crry Il expected to join with State
s'n,tof S. S. Pennewill in a war on
i,,tou. PenneWill threatens to throw
A, Hsht into the courts in an effort
d ppsent Layton becoming chairman,
s,ininq that Cahall at this time can
nal Be dep-sed legally.
The fight has torn the Sussex county
ursu Republicans asunder, and the
uil.up is made greater because Of
Bourl @. Houston's war against the
um Of money at the polls and hi =
increment to organize voters against
bribery
MssiuIday nights meeting a com
mites consisting OF DR.. Joseph Il.
Chirnau, John r. Steele, James II
Jos,h and Thomas j. Pyle was
spporisd to wait on Mr.. Cahall and
nsk bis resignation OF membership 10
he County Committee. This com
niitse il 10 report 60 another Layton
naiins to be held next Saturday
ght
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MAY RETURN CHILDREN

The hearing in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings Of Ward A. Smith against the
Home Tor Friendless and Destitute Child
rem for the recovery OF Mr.. Smiths child
rem from the home which was 20 have
been argued in Superior Court this morn
ing was postponed until tomorrow by
agreement Of counsel.
IL is understood that the children will
be delivered to Mr.. Smith by the home
tomorrow.
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THE POULTRY SHOW

An7ngements for the opening Of the
o-'iy show in Turn Hall tomorrow have
s.n completed The show viii continue
q "a I,emander Of the week and 500 fowls
U De on exhibition There are entries
.n Ne" York, Pennsylvania, New
'Tssy' Maryland and Delaware.
sls Work OF getting the coops in shape
m hug done today Many Of the entries
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CLAYTON POSTMASTERSHlP.

It is reported that there is a lively con-
troversy over the Clayton postmastership.
The incumbent is Thomas Mason, a Union
Republican, whose term viii expire il is
understood on January Dist. He has
made a good record and Ft is understood
desires reappointment, but some OF the
friends of Alfred H. skinner, also Union
Republican, are said to be urging him for
the place.
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BROKERAGE FIRM ASSIGNS.


I770oIlT11 ~ Ullp1IlH o. E01lIhI WIZ
Boston, Mass. Jan. 8.-The assign
ment of Nathan b. Goodnow g. Co.,
brokers, at No. 2 Postoflice Square,
was announced today.
The firm members are James Ken
uedy Of SauRus aud Charles X. Worth
of Melrose. The COMPANY was not con-
neoted With any Stock Exchange. The
liabilities are estimated $780, 600 and
the assets at about bali that amount.
The assignment isf attributed TO the
recent rise in the copper market The
kiirm did q general brokerage business,
besides dealing In government, munici-
pal and railroad bonds.
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DRY DOCK DEWEY.

Associated Press Dispatch b. Special Wires
Washington, Jan. 6.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following
message concerning the dry dock
Dewey, da ted January 6thi
DOCK 70 miles west by south west
Of bermuda. Potomac reioins Sun
day"
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EACH SIDE MADE CONCESSIONS.


Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan s.-President
j. A. jackson of the local TypoRraphi-
cal Union said today that four printing
firms, whose printers have been out on
strike. had signed the new eight-hour
wage scale and the 200 men affected
will return to work.
The new scale adopted by the union
and agreed TO by the four firms calls
for Sl7. 30 for a week Of a8 hours, 40
cents for the first hours overtime and
90 cents for each additional hour.
President jackson said each side
made concessions,
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And an the organs through which we draw
the breath Of life Which shall conquer
Strengthen, soothe and heal the irriiated
lungs and throat with Hale's Honey OF
horehound and Tar, ana the rapid cure OF
Couoh. Gold or Influenza Is absolutely
certain. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in One
Minutes
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT OlSS OLVED.

lsocaisa Press Dispatch by Special Wires
L'ndon, Eng. Jan. Skiing Edward,
Fto bad been absent 10 the oOuntTy
ru Sir Henry Campbell Banperman 3
lbiret vas formed, returned TO London
ihl afternoon and held a meeting Of
ihs PriVy Council, at which the
PROCLAMATION diLsolving Parliament
Eis signed.
Immediately afterwards writs were
Pat to the returning officers for the
lection Of the members Of the nav
Parliament which by law will
assemble within 80 days.
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DEATH OF MRS. MARY E HILL


l,sil' Correspondence OF Every Eveninz
GsonstoWn, Jan. S.-Mrs. Mary
'tlllieslh Hill. a highly respected
.sldoE, died at her home here, last
|hlehi after a short illness Of pneu-
nesA, aeed about 90 years.
,y Ais' Hill WsH the mother Of Mrs.
william }. thoroughbred and Mrs.
's cn Y, Green Of this town, and
0l'ilss NJ. Hill Of Philadelphia.
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Levy Court Commissioners McFarlin
Hopkins, Logue, Brown and Greenfield
have signed a call for a meeting of the
court to be held tomorrow week. Il is
claimed that the meeting held last Tues
day was illegal There viii be no meeting
tomorrow.
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Associated Press Disuatch BY special Wires
ENew York. Jan. 6-flour, receipts, $3.50 bar
relS Sales 900 steady, but quiet
Wheat receipts 10000 bushels sales, $4,000
bushelA steady. May, 81 lS-i6-a92 l-loc.; July,
c9aoytzc. -
Rye. nominal; No. Western. 7ic. c. 4 T. \. Y.
Corn receipts, l7e,soo bushels; an and no
trnnsactions
Beef steady.
Pork steady.
Lard, steady; prime Western steam. s7.s5as7.e5.
nsugar, raw, hrm fair .rehning. B n3-lda3l4c.i
centrifugal &c test, ll-l6aS3 &C.; moasses sugar
l5-f6a3: refined. steady: crushed, $40; pow
dcred, 81 50; granulaied $40
Petroleum, steady; refined all ports s7.5oasz60
Coffee steady: No. Rio, l.loc.
Molasses, firm New Orleans, S0aSoc.
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SEVERE SNOWSTORM.

A ,,a Press Dispatch by special Wires
alIoona' Pa, Jan. ga severe
1gss'ofm Is prevailing throughout
'' y, section Of the State.
,i issle are four inches of snow in the
""s and six on the mountains.
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Miss Elsie F. Garretson and Charles II.
Brooks, both of Newport, we're married
in this city, last Wednesday evening, by
Presiding Elder Mowbny. The cere-
mony was performed at DIR. Mowbray' Is
residence.
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Thomas b. Young has purchased
through Charles q. Kurtz, the property
on the southwest corner Of Twelfth ana
Jefferson streets, belonging TO j. 4.
Cause estate. The consideration was
az 5OO
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atl.n m iGmored that the Delaware &
.aauo Telephone Co. contemplates
trss, s sI lls wires in West Chester, Pa. ,
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The Catholic Reading Circle OF WIZ
mington will meet 10 81. Paul school
at s o'clock tonight. DR.. Temple VIII
continue his series OF historian
lectures.
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Andrew Crumlish was taken TO the
uolice station last night alter eoting
hi strauae manner. DE will be
examiner for his sanity this after
noon.
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A meeting Of the Tax Reform Club
was held on Saturday night for the
discussion Of the initiative and reiere1-
dunn. The principal address was mace
by John M. Dorney.
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Nh ~ 'ol ulenn's Sulphur Sonp If troubled
Hi1i. g95uption or an abrasion Of the skin.
LLioHn, 50c.t "''eAer Dge' Diack OF
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D-zerta


~ VIZ NFNNNNTN
Add to a package one pint boiling
water, set to cool and the result will be
the most delicious jelly dessert you ever
tasted.
Everything in the package. Better
and more satisfactory than gelatine.
Five fruit favors-Raspberry, Lemon,
Strawberry, Cherry, Orange, and thous-
ands Of combinations are easily made by
the simple addition Of fresh or canned
fruit. nuts, figs, dates, etc.
Beautiful pieces for table decoration
by combining several different havors.
Order to-day. 1T GTocerS, 10 cts.
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William A. II Olt, a King street
butcher, is confined to his home with
rheumatism.
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The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Irish American Asso-
citation will be held this evening at
the ball, on French street above Sixth.
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900 4att to Qllassitu.

ono REWAkD tOk BLACK MuFF-LOsr
- III either on train, or al r., b. 4 w. station
AZ I. 80 o'clock Friday afternoon Return
ianslt lol hAhkhl 81.
NOR sAIE--HARDAAN SQUARE, PIANO Or
Il uill exchange What have you 10 offer
jano-2tg Address Il g. Kyery evening Ofice.
TtREENBANK FLOUR MILLs-WE HAVE A
4 nice lot of homemade bran end middliugs,
f,rist grinding 20 cents hundred; " eight guaran-
tsed GKEENBANk MILLS, Jonn Lynn.
jan8ffmwis dreenhanes Del
n Osr-sUNDAY AFTERNOON. ON della
ware avenue, between Adams and West
streets little girls silver bracelet made OF Next
can 1--WE cent pieces, with twenty ent niece as
bangle Reward II roiu rned to MILDRED SNIP
son, 100 ehalicross aVa lanS3ti
NOR RfNT-FINE DdcK BARN, TWO WIDE
y stalls. room for two carriages or light wagons,
feed bins aud water. W. b. WITH
ianettF1ml A0 neat 1hifueth street.
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Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Sew YORK. Jan. s.-The stock market opened
strong.
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i Connie
| made Of
heir hind
great en-
lee which
| ct above
bad some
! and lux
Id her at
|iid The
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| relatives
|e barking
( a terrier
| his arms
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cum, who
the 10
ght arm,
the four
conpan-
n all take
aid, and
sr as she
DOL band
arm tied
hat she is
fleets her
attention
lity and
he in her
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Pony Stockings for
Bows and Girls.

= sIOCNTIIB IIIaI y IITauO
to withstand all the wear
and tear OF school and
play
and does Il. too Better
than any ether stocking
you ever saw. Fast black
fine or heavy rin, reinforced
at heel, too and knoei full
length. 25c pair, In
either light, medium OF
heavy weight. Other good
wearing stockings for boys
and girls, 1910, $50 an Soc.
Underwear. first noor.
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A movement has been inauglirated bv
some of the members of the oranges look
ing toward State fair in this city next
September in conjunction with the Della
ware Horse Show Association. AS vet
no definite plans have been outlined, but
il is proposed to have a conference with
officers Of the horse show association in
few days, with a view to talking the
matter overwith them and suggesting
that the two organizations unite for the
special purpose OF giving this fair.
Those who have brought the matter up
are of the opinion that IT such a fair should
be held at the Horse Show Park, and the
association give races in connection with
it. that the enterprise would be a great
success, in addition to being a novelty
for this end of the State. In fact there
has been nothing Of the kind since the
Dover Fair Association ceased giving
exhibitions and it is believed that it
would draw well, especially at this time.
The horse show park is thought to be
large enough for the purpose, and as it
contains one of the best tracks in this
section of the country the racing would
be a most interesting feature. In former
years a fair without horse racing was not
considered complete, but during the past
| few years fairs have been given without
races which were decidedly successful
showing that the people appreciate an
/ exhibition OF farm products whether it
! has racing OF not, but there are also some
people who are attracted more by the
races than anything else, and as nearly
all fair attendants enjoy racing, the pro-
moters believe that it would prove a good
drawing card.
Prompted by the success Of the poultry
| show, which was held in this city last
winter. some of the grangers in this section
/ have interested themselves to the extent
| of making "a canvass Of their neighbors
TO ascertain she sentiment in favor of a
fair, such as is proposed, and they. feel
very much encouraged. 1t was demon
strated at the poultry show that there
are thousands Of people in Wilmington
and its vicinity who are interested IN the
| products of the farm, which seems to in
sure good attendance.
Should the project succeed 1t would
not interfere with any plans the horse
show association might have for the
summer. The association has been giving
/ exhibitions for several years and should
/ It desire to have an exhibition this year
/ the fair would not in any way handicap
it. Neither would it interfere with the
regular weekly matinees, which are given
/ by the members.
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A TROUBLE MAKER
CofIee PoIson Breeds varlety oI IIIs.


A California woman who didn't know
TOT twenty years what kept her III, writes
70 tell how she won back health by quitting
coffee:
Il am "a years old" she says, "have
used coffee all my life and for 20 years suf-
Tered from indigestion and insomnia. Life
vas burden and a drag to me all the
une, and about once year my ailments
sot such hold upon me that | was regularly
elck IN bed for several weeks each time.
was reluctant to conclude the coffee
vas the cauee of my trouble, but ] am
tnanktul that found out the truth.
n Then determined to use Postum Food
Souee exclusively-for a week at first-for
doubted my ability TO do without the
90 KIND of coffee tor any length of time.
made the Postum carefully. as directed,
ana before the week expired had my reward
spirits.
Seeing the good that my short expert
meht nad accomplished, resolved 90 cone
ihue the use OF Postum Food Coffee cut
nnhg out tue old kind OF coffee entirely.
ms did for nine months. fnotng, daily.
increased cause Tor qualification al my
susaaily improving health. My Indigestion
steaually left me, my sleep returned,
salned Is pounds in weight, my color
SSlianged from sallow TO fresh, rosy hue, oan
"ie became a blessing.
IL lnen thought l would try the old kind
vi conee again, and l did so for lew
weeks. The punishment for deserting my
so sp9o friend, Postum, was return OF my
old troubles.
That taught me wisdom, and / am now
lu 6 shall be all my life hereafter using
tostum Food Coffee exclusively and enjoy
ny the benefits 1t brings me-. Name
sinen by Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich.
,,l, lead the little book, 1.-The Road 10 Well
,iuls, In pkgs.