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League court Of appeals ticket wa!
up state was light.
In the city. interest centered In the
county fight. in which the Republican
and independence League forces op.
posed the Tammany ticket. James w.
Gerard was elected to the supreme
court by Il wide margin over NJ. Lynn
Bruce. Thomas +. Foley defeated for
sheriff's Office the fusion candidate,
Macmillan +. Ihmsen, who Is also
prominent in the Independence
League. Early returns gave Foley n
big lead. but this later was scaled
down until 700 of the SO election dis
tricts in the county showed a margin
for the Democratic candidate of %,
700.
Edward T. Bartlett and William
Bartlett, nominated by both Repub.
means and Democrats. were elected to
The our OF appeals over Reuben r.
Lyon OF Bath, a former Bryan Demo.
'rat. and John T. McDonough or AL.
bany, a former Republican. both of
whom were nominated by the indie
pendcnce League.
The election was quiet and the ote
light. There were quite a large mum.
Der of arrests for illegal voting. Her.
bert Parsons OF the New York Repub-
hcau county committee, who brough,
about the fusion with the %Independ.
ence League. said that he believed
shat several Republican assembly.
men had been chosen. without fu.
sion the results would have been less
favorable.
Chairman Parsons said: Il believe
that | was fully justified in fusing.
The vote was probably affected by the
financial situation. | an surprised
that Judge Whitman fusion candidate
for the court of general SESSION. did
not get more votes in the Republican
districts. 1t will be necessary to look
for some other cause than fusion on
which to place the responsibility. In
hard times people vote against the
party in power"
For the first time in fourteen
years the Republicans elected a mayor
in Utica, and for the first time in e V
enteen years the Democrats carried
Newburg. The Republicans were vic
toriOus in Ulster county and elected
their candidate for mayor in Kingston.
in Rochester, the Republicans elected
a mayor, but the Democrats carried
the common council. Despite the pro-
tests of the united clergy, the Demo-
Gratis of Auburn elected a brewer for
mayor. In Troy, Elias Hoffman was
reelected by the Republicans by a
plurality of $50. The Independence
League vote up state was light. The
returns show the vote for the Bart
let's in Greater New York to be S69..
925. against III .403 for McDonough
and Lyon. the Independence League
candidates for the court OF appeals.
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won a sweeping victory in the eio
zion, re-electing Governor Guild ar
all other state officers. The Repua-
licans will have their usual MAORI, =
in both branches of the legislator
The state officers elected were: Co
arnor, Curtis Guild. Jr., of Boston
lieutenant governor. Eben S. Drapes Cf
H%opedale; secretary OF state. W. N.
Olin of Boston: treasurer, Arthur l
Chaplin of Holyoke; auditor. Henry I.
Turner of Maiden; attorney genera
Dana Malone Of Greenfield.
Governor Guilds plurality is abC,.
100, OO0. He was opposed for re,ic
zion by six other candidates.
The total ote of Boston for GO
ernor was: Bartlett. 3.4i6: Guild, &"
t42: Hisgen, 1898: Whitney. 1881
In Boston the feature Of the eje,-
tion was the contest for district a
torney, in which Joseph A. Denn:
tDem.) and Walter A. Webster tRep.I
opposed the reelection of John /
Moran. the candidate Of the Inde penc.
ence League and also running ON
nomination papers. Moran was r.
elected by a large plurality.
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Burlington Declares It viii Enfor:.
New Cream Rates.

Lincoln, Nov. 2.-Notice was re-
ceived by the railroad commission ,
the shape Of a telegram from Traf.
Manager Eustis OF the Burlington tina;
his road would enforce the new cream
rates in Nebraska beginning Nov. L
Nov. l was the time fixed by the CON-
mission for the new changes to be e.
iective. While on the face of tbs
situation the attitude of the railroads
appears favorable, the members of tie
board will take steps to secure eNf-
dence Of violation Of their order
should any occur. This means that IL
the commissioners ascertain that
cream is being shipped at the old rate
Today, the rOad so offending will be
amenable to the state courts for VIC
!ation.
Only the st. Joseph and Grand Isl
and road, besides the Burlington, has
accepted the new rates.
The notice sent the commissinn
Thursday by Mr.. Eustis was that the
order of Judge Kohlsaat In Chicago
prevented the road from putting new
rates in effect, otherwise the Burling-
ton would be glad to do so. Now the
information m that the order Of
the federal Judge has been modified
to apply only TO interstate
and will not affect Nebraska rates.
Mr.. Eustis says his zoe has the tariff
sheets in course Of preparation and
they will be sent at once to Nebraska
agents, thus placing the rates in ef-
feet Nov. 4.
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MARYLAND,

Baltimore, Nov. G.--With less TIA
a third q! the city precincts in. n.
Democrats appear to have carrie.
The city by from 1900 to 5000. Vcry
few returns have come in from H. .
counties, but a careful estimate base,
Democrats have elected all their "a
didates by about 400 outside Il ,
city. This would give them the cts
and state by from 100 to 900. H.
legislature appears to be safely Dem
ocratic.
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FUSION DEFEATED IN new YORK
Republican and Independence League
Forces Routed by Tammany.

New York, Nov. 6.-Suficiently
complete returns to make certain the
ultimate results show that Republican
and Independence League fusion in
New York county was defeated by a
straight Democratic ticket: that the
Independence League ticket for asso.
ciate justices OF the court OF appeals
was Overwhelmingly beaten by the
identical tickets OF the Republicans
aud Democrats and that there will be
d slight change in the makeup Of the
state assembly.
In New York city the Independence
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TOM JOHNSON WINS BY 5000
Congressman Burton Loses Fight for
Mayor Of Cleveland.

Cleveland, Nov. G.-Mayor Tom l..
Johnson was elected for the fourth
time as mayor of Cleveland. in a hard
fought battle, in which the Republican
ticket was headed by Congressman
Theodore l.. Burton, chairman of the
house committee on rivers and har-
tors.
Chairman Baker Of the Republican
committee comedies the election OF
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OF Columbia county tDem.D by a large
majority. This was the only state
Office voted for and a light vote was
pOlled in nearly every county. For the
first time since 1904 there was no
fusion against the Republican ticket.
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Commission Plan Defeated.

Sioux Falls. S. d., Nov. with "A
light vote and a contest hat at times
assumed the proportions of an inter
esting fight. the plan of municipal
government by commission. other wise
called the Galveston plan. was lefeat.
cd here by a majority of 81 in a total
vote of LOO.
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REESE WINS IN NEBRASKA
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ELECT.
ED BY 5000 ANYHOW.
RETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY

~NH'N
but Fails to Hold His Own in
Fusion stronshoIds-Looses Doug.
las County.
Lincoln. Nov. 6.--The Republican
ticket was elected in Nebraska by a
plurality for its head of not less than
5000 and possibly as high as 1900.
Judge Nj. b. Reese, for justice of the
supreme court, was especially strong
In Douglas (Omaha) and Lancaster
lLincoln) counties, his plurality for
the two being placed at over 1000.
Judge Loomis. the fusion candidate,
made gains in his home county OF
Dodge, as well as in Otoe. Cass and
Richardson, all populous counties, but
he hardly held his own in counties
heretofore regarded as fusion strong
holds. State Chairman Hayward, for
the Republican committee, said that
too few precincts had been heard
from to make il possible or worth
while TO estimate majorities. II was
safe to say, however. that Reese had
been elected by a satisfactory plural
ity. probably close to $4,000.
Chairman Allen OF the Democratic
committee said: THE two big coun-
ties, Douglas and Lancaster, have
gone pretty strongly against us. but
we have not given up hope. We have
made good gains in other counties
usually Republican, but the returns
are too meager TO warrant any claims
or even to make an intelligent esti-
mate
II is generally conceded What II
Judge Reese is elected. he carries
with him the two Republican candi-
dates for regents OF the State univer.
ity. There has been no doubt at any
time on railroad commissioner, Henry
r. Clarke, Jr. ,Rep.). having no OPP
position. except by the Socialists.
The city of Lincoln gave its home
candidate on the state ticket, Judge
NJ. b. Reese. a handsome plurality, the
vote being on complete count: Reese
Rep.). 2.505: Loomis tDem.). 1918
The estimate on the county Is that
Reese will have a plurality OF 2,400
The entire Republican county ticket
is elected.
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Democratic ticket has been elected.
except three members of the board OF
education. The Democrats increase
their present majority In the city
council. Mayor Johnson's victory was
won on an issue of 3-cent fares on
street railways Of the city.
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crament

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 6.-The Liza
cOln-Roosevelt Republican league VICE
its initial victory in this city. elect!nx
its candidate for mayor, Clinton T.
White, owe NJ. r. Beard, Democrat ,
~incumbent. by a majority of ll5 vote,
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Virginia.

Richmond. Nov. 6.-The election IN
Virginia was only for candidates to
both branches OF the legislature. The
Democrats will control both branches
by the usual majorilies. In the
Eighth congressional district, c. c.
Csrlarlin OF Alexandria ,DemD was
elected 10 succeed Congressman J. +.
RiNey by an overwhelming majority.
The election in the Ninth congress,
sional district TO fill the unexpired
term of Campbell Slemp rep will
not be held until Dec. II.
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WhitIoek Reelected Mayor Of ToIed,

Toledo, c., Nov. 6.-Chairman Full.
Ter of the Republican committee con.
coded the election of the entire IL.
dependent ticket, headed by Whitlock
for mayor.
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ELECTION Returns
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ELECT.
ED GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY.
CONTEST IN NEW JERSEY CLOSE
Figures Favor Election Of Democrat
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100, 600
for RepubIicans-Tammany Wins
in New York..

New York, Nov. objections held
throughout the country passed off
comparatively quiet. The returns
rom various sections show the fol.
lowing results: Massachusetts, re.
elects the entire state ticket, headed
Icy Governor Curtis Guild, Jr. Henry
M. whitney, the Citizens-DemocratiC
candidate for governor, polled a much
heavier vote than Charles w. Bartlett,
the anti-merger Democratic.
Pennsylvania elects John o. Sheath,
Republican head of the ticket for
state treasurer by a large majority.
New York elects Edward 4. Bart.
lett and Willard Bartlett, joint candi.
dates on the Democratic and Repub.
lican tickets for justice Of the court
Of appeals, over the candidates of the
Independence League tHearst). New
York city elects the Tammany candi.
dates by considerable majorities over
the Independence League fusion car.
didatcs.
New Jersey is claimed by both
sides. The early reports indicated a
plurality for Frank K~atZenbach. Jr.,
Democratic candidate for governor,
but later returns show John Franklin
Fort lRep.) making large gains, The
Democratic Sate committee claims
katzenbach's election. but Judge Fort
does not cOncede this, and says the
result Is close.
The Maryland contest for the gov.
ernorship is in doubt, owing to lare
ness OF returns Chairman Vandiver
of the Democratic state committee
claims the state by 1000, and con.
servative estimates, based on meagei
returns, give Crothers lDem.). for
governor. a plurality OF 5000 to 5000.
The Rhode Island returns indicate
the reelection Of Governor James n.
Higgins tDem.). over Frederick r..
Jackson 'Rep.) by a plurality esti.
mated at about 100, showing a Dem.
ocratic gain from the plurality of last
wear.
The election Of the Democratic
ticket in Mississippi. headed by +. r..
Noel for governor, is a %foregone con.
tlusion as there is no opposition
ticket.
In Nebraska. NJ. B. Reese, Republic.
an candidate for the supreme court
the most important state Office voted
en-. is undoubtedly elected.
In Kentucky the entire Republican
state ticket was elected.
The mayoralty contest in Cleveland
resulted in the election of Tom L..
Johnson. present mayor. oyer Con.
gresham Burton. The early reports
showed Burton ahead. but later the
Republican headquarters at Cleveland
conceded Johnson's election.
The American, or anti. Mormon,
party at Salt Lake is estimated 10
have the largest pluralities aver given
in that city.
At Toledo. Mayor Whitlock and the
entire Independent ticket is elected.
Cincinnati elects Colonel Leopold
Narkbeit, the Republican candidate
for mayor.
Meager returns from San Francisco
show Taylor. Democratic and good
government candidate for mayor. lead.
ing. with the Union Labor candidate
showing unexpected strength.
rlananA HsH.a..> a. ~. --.
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Johnson by 5000 plurality. AT the
Johnson headquarters his majority il
placed at a higher figure, n the
election OF the entire city Democratic
ticket is indicated by 5000 or more.
The Democrats elected a majority OF
the councilmen.
Congressman Burton made consid-
cradle gains over the vote of two years
ego, when william n. Boyd was the
Republican candidate, but the gain
was not sufficient to overcome the
strong lead.
The official count in 1870 OF pa pre-
cincts gave Johnson 1890, Burton 90
439. The present ratio, n maintained.
would give Johnson a majority OF over
5000.
Late returns indicate that the whole
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Ri ode Island.

Providence, Nov. G.-Returns from
the voting districts of Rhode Island
filtered into the city very slowly. The
figures showed little relative change
from last year. On the ace of the re.
turns, Governor James H.. Higgins,
the Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton, has made Il slight gain over his
vote OF last year. The returns at hand
are from the rural districts, where the
Republicans are always in the ascend.
ancy and showed that Lieutenant
Governor Frederick Jackson, the Re
publican candidate for governor, was
in the lead. Higgins strength, how.
ever, is in the cities and it was be.
lieved that when all the returns were
in he would be elected. This result
lis assured by comparing figures with
those Of a year ago.
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Markbeit Elected Mayor of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-By a decisive
plurality Colonel Leopold MarkbeN.
the veteran German editor, ana form.
or United States minister to Bolivia,
was elected mayor of Cincinnati on
The Republican ticket and carried with
him the entire Republican ticket. The
campaign had been a vigorous one,
but he fact hat Mayor Dempsey.
who was elected W years ago by a
combination of Democrats and munic-
ipai party, was this year the candidate
OF the Democrats only, and was OPP
posed by many former supporters,
who gave the Republicans additional
support In their claims that the
Dempsey administration had been a
failure.
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REPUBLICANS SWEEP BAY STATE

Guild Is Reelected Together With
Colleagues on the Ticket.
Boston, Nov. 6.-The Republicans
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Anti-M ormons Win in Salt Lake.

Salt Lake. Nov. ~6.-Municipal can.
didates OF the American lanti.Mor-
mon, party will have the largest plu.
rality ever given in this city, Bran
hrd, for mayor. will have 10000 pll-
rality over Punmer tRep,l and Nor
ris lDem,J. whose strength is very
evenly divided. The Americans will
control the council. They have been
in power for the past two years.
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Sheath Elected State Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Nov. 6.-John o. Sheath
of Philadelphia ,Rep.) was elected
state treasurer ver John G.. Harnlan
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
FIND THE SKELETON
OF INDIANS VICTIM

lander. Wyo., Sept. II. Work
men constructing n sewer here today
unearthed the skeleton Of Harvey
Morgan, who came west from Belk-
nap County, New Hampshire, and
with "Docn Barr and John Mason,
was massacred at Bloody Gulch,
near Lander, by renegade Sioux
and Cheyenne Indians. June 81,
1870. a wagon hammer was driven
clear through Morgan's head by
the Indians, and it was by this
that his skeleton was identified.
Morgan, Barr and Mason were
ambushed by the savagcs when they
we're on their way from Miners
Delight TO Camp Brown, on the
present site Of Lander. Morgan 5
grave was not marked, and no one
now living knew where it was until
his skeleton with the wagon ham
mer through the skull was dug up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
FORMAL
CHARGES
Filed Against A Minister
And the Trial is
Now On.

Cleveland, Sept II Formal
charges against the character of
Rev. w. b. King. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church. of
Uhrlchsville, and a member of the
last Ohio conference. were preferred
by Presiding Elcer C. b. Hem
thorne today. The charges includes:
ing enators Foraker and Dick for
OF six ex-offlcio members; defama-
tion of the character OF Presiding
Elder Henthorne! tobacco chewing.
Couse for church and for King
were Immediately named. apd a jury
OF fifteen ministers were protested by
Kings counsel
Twice during the selection of the
jury, DR.. King arose to prefer coun-
ter charges.
He was informed that his charges
would be taken mp after his own trial,
which was set for D. m. today
He would not state the character OF
his charges.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
Dsily Rarket Report,
UNION STOCK YARDS

Union Stock Yards, HIS, Sept. H..
Cattle Receipts lS,jOO estimated
for tomorrow 1000: market lOc high
Ter. Prime beeves ) 80 a 7.35; poor
to medium, 40 a 5.35 stockers and
feeders, Is "a .; COWS and heif-
ers, 2.GO "a $40; Gamers, 1.Gj a.
2 so: Texans, 80 a 5.25; westerns
40 a G.25.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; estimated
for tomorrow 10000; market strong
to shade lighter. Lights els q GGO;
rough $50 a SIS; mixed 5.7j a
G.25 10; heavy $50 a 6.25; pigs
.5 go a $50.
Sheep Receipts 10000; estimated
for tomorrow l5,OOO marke steady to
strong. Native sheep, n 3 36O west
ern sheep, 3.25 "a SIS; native lambs
AS al 80; western lambs, 5 a
40.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
USES FOR POISON IVY.
Dreaded Weed Is by No Means Utterly
Without Merit.

There are few summer boarders IN
the eastern part of America who are
not familiar with the common poison
ivy-its sinister three-fingered leaves
creeping alongside the harmless five.
fingered woodbine or Virginia creeper
Some persons are immune, and may
nick the leaves at will, but others are
20 susceptible that the wind will carry
the poisonous yapor and bring discom.
fort without contact with the plant
Itself.
Cows and horses feed with impunlty
upon the vine, but 1t is terribly poi.
sonous to dogs, producing cOnyulsions
which result IN death. A volatile sub.
stance which forms salts when com
bined with alkalies has been Isolated
from the leaves, known as toxico.
dendric acid This resembles formic
acid, and Is the source Of the poison.
Ing. More interesting to the many suf
ferers is the fact that certain cure
for the painful skin bllsters is found
in solution Of potassium permangan,
ate.
This blistering effect on the skin
was taken advantage of by old.time
doctors and administered in cases OF
skin disease. One reads that In 1910
the poison ivy was introduced into
England, and in 1913 was used as a
medicine In Europe. Even before this,
the juice of the plant had been used
as a marking ink, and is today wide.
ly employed for that purpose. 1t re.
sists soap acids alkalies, and bleach.
ing powders, and Yields only to ether
So when the nature writer Is out in
the wilds, away from stores and hu,
man dwellings, and his ink gives out,
a splendid substitute may be found in
the juice of the poison iyy-which
will guarantee the physical perma.
nence of the record of his observations
If not the veracity of the facts them.
selves Another commercial use for
the juice of this plant is in the manu-.
facture Of a blacking fluid for boots
and shoes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
FORMER GOVERNOR
TAYLOR rs SKEPTICAL

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 11.-W.
S. Taylor, former governor of Ken
tucky, was inclined to be skeptical
about the immunity alleged to come
from the suspension of the warrant
Tor his arrest by the Judge in Frank
fort, Ky.
The suspension of the warrant
could be revoked at any time" said
Mr. Taylor.
1T would afford no real immunity"
Asked to discuss the matter furth-
er Mr.. Taylor said that his state
ment given out some weeks ago con-
tanned fun answer to this, as well
as other questions that have arisen
since. In this statement he asked
for a bench of judges, half Democrats
and half Republicans. before he would
return.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
PITTSRURa

Plttsburg, Pa, Sept. II. Cattle
Supply light; market steady Choice
.G.35 a ESQ; prime a $50; good
: G5 a 500 tidy butchers, 5.35 a
3 60; fair, $50 n 80; heifers. 2 IN
o; fat cows 2 a 4.25; bulls 2.25 a
4 So good fresh COWS and sprngers
$25 a $50; common to fair, 500 a
$50.
Sheep and lambs Supply light;
market steady. Prime wethers. >. go
"a 5.75; good mixed . ,25 a 80: fair
mixed 4 60 a $40; culls and COM
mon, ? a. 3; lambs "a $50; veal
calves, s a $50; heavy and thin,
4 so a $50.
4 HioEs-Rbceipts ~ doublodec7is:
market lower. Prime heavy $50 N
GO; medium and yorllers. G 90, pigs
g. co. roushs, : a SIS; stags. 4 a
4 so.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
BROMO
KING SUED
Son-in-law Says Emerson
Alienaten His Wifes
Affection.

Baltimore. Md. September 1l.-Dr.
Isaac T.. Emerson, who made his
millions out of the manufacture of
bromo seltzer, and his wife. were
sued today for 100000 by r. Mitch
ell Horner, their son-in-law, on the
charge of alternating the affections Of
his wife, who was Miss Daisy En-
erson
The young couple We're married 10
years ago, and Horner was put in
charge of the bromo seltzer enterprise
at Atlanta, Ga They lived In lux
ury, and last May the wife was in
vlted by her father. over the long
distance telephone, to take trip to
Europe. This was agreeable to
Horner.
The wife left and since then her
husband has not seen nor heard from
her. He has sent her many letters,
some in care Of her parents. but no
answer has been forthcoming. It is
said that Mrs. Horner Is in London
with her other married sister.
Emerson was at one time a poor
druggist BY accident he found the
formula for bromo seller and. after
many struggles, managed to finance
a company and put the preparation
on the market, He has become rich
and is now globe trotter. Horner
comes OF 4 well-known Baltimore
family.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
eples'TranSfe
& Storage Co.
Phones l55
MARY'S ADVICE.

WIFE John. do you know that
You need new suit OF clothes, your
old one wont do TO wear this winter
HUSBAND We'll. Mary, how am !
going to get them, you know that /
can't save up enough money to buy
me new suit might go to the
loan company and borrow enough
money to get me a suit, but the in
forest is so high that we can't af-
ford TO spend that much
WIFE. Why, John. I have an idea
that Is better than that. We can go
to the Marion Clothing & Cloak Co.
and they viii sell us all the cloth
ing we want. and we don't have to
pay cash for It either just; q small
payment down, and the balance we
.can pay little each payday.
HUSBAND why. Mary. do they sell
clothing that way? Well. that Is
whore we viii buy our clothes all
right YOU 90 mp there tomorrow and
| look AT the suits and tell them that
! ! viii be IN payday.