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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-26
| LANEY DISTRICT.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank shopp

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ShopI
| q son.
Mrs. Harry Packer who has been
III for some time is slowly improving.
Mrs. Blaine Foster visited her sis
ter, Mrs. John Britt,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nichols made a
business trip to Abilene Saturday.
Mi ) Nellie Staehli spent several
days last week with Mrs. Harry
Parker.
Aparty Of Young people number
ing some forty, pleasantly surprised
Miss Blanch Kuhlmsn Saturday eve
ming. Out door games, music and
social chat made the evening pass
auicklys Dainty refreshments we're
served at 4 late heur, ss
Miss Nellie sOhusrman, our teacher
spent Tuesday night at Fred Luker's.
I Herbert Romberger spent sunday
with Rush kaufman.
There will be preaching services
Sunday afternoon at the Laney school
house at three O'Clock BY Rev, Tobias
Of AbileHo.
Fred EoppenhaSen Of Elllworth lie
here Waiting his lister. Mn Samuel
Roubergsf n
Mr.. and Mrn. q. H Berry Of Abilene.
are visiting in this vicinity.
Mr, and Mrs. E. +, Lavender 81
Talmags visited at Samuel ROmbsrg-
er's Sunday. sss
tE. Wallace and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Watt, were shopping in Ash
lsae Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-26
A FareWell Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe CresA gave q
farewell party last Monday night in
honoLoi their son Clarence who left
Tuesday for the Saskatchewan coun-
try to join his brother Elmer who
went thes last spring. Games, music
and general good time was had. A
delicious lunch was served. and all
left wishing the host and hostess best
Of good wishes and hoping success
and prosperity TO Clarence ON his
present undertaking.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-26
HOLLAND

Mr.. and Mrs John BurkhCldel
spent Sunday ct Navarro.
Harvey Hartman Is home from 9
few months visit at Rice county.
He says he had q fine visit
A very enjoyable. Sunday school
social was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Shelter Wednesday, Sept.
10. A very pleasant day was spent
and everyone enjoyed It most heartily.
We had graphOphone music. singing
and smusements Of most every kind.
A fine dinner was, served and about 4
o'clock in the afternoon Watermelon
was served.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-26
PRESENTS FOR THE BRIDE.
What Are You Going to Give the
Couple at the Fair Next Week?

The couple to be married at the fair
grounds next week Friday viii have
present in cash from the association Of
$50. They will also have some pres
ents from the friends who will be In
to see them married. The merchants
Of this city ought to remember them
and send them something. The RE-
FLEcToR will give year subscription
to the paper. 4Fhe Racket will give
china vase. Now what else is to be
givenp Telephone to the REFLECTOR
or the presidents Office, No. 81, what
you want to give and names and
presents will be published.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
De SOCIEgAD.

En- eg Casino Ell aonsia.go-En nu8s.
tras notas de aver respeeto Il hTillaute
jaTans Ilevada & efscto sl domingo en-
el Casino, aparecieron omitidoa algunos
nombreB de distinguidgs damas que f1r-
msron parte del Iindo rsmillete ALI
reunido entire elias las monisimas nj
mas Ceatsros Mangual, B1orita Daubou
= asnorsH Cesteros = Csballero de Be.
Bcsa. La tambi6a bella elegante Befio.
rita Squire, profesora de Ia Alta escuela
y de Ia coIonia norte-ameEicRna, concu
rEi6 8 Ia fiesta al rendir quito Terp'
BiCoTe, demoGtr6 Ber una msgn1fca bal
ladora dc Ia inimitRb's "danza" BORN.
quena, viniendo aai formsE vaIioso nd.
nero entire las distinguidas conCuTrsntss
nuestros bailea.
Libby Peterson gracioSima cuanto
cultR , linda rubits, que tantas limpa-
tfRB tiene en- esta ciudad satuvo slgunos
dfas enfeEmR, teniendo que guRrdsr
cana.
Va eatA bien cslebTsmoB muchO que
81 bEillRnte Sol de la salud iIumine ls
dulce faz de la anoantadoEa damita.
Bod0 cat6IieG.-U Una simpatica pareia
do distiDguidos j6venea juT6 eterns rs
ante 81 sacerdots cristIano, conAtituyendo
hermoao nido de- amor que ys antea habfa
sido HanCionado por ID ley civil.
Conehita Torres MiyahaI y Carlos
Martfnez Rossll6, spadEinadoH por Ia dis.
tinguida sonora Carmen IgIeaiaH RoselI6
y Candido Martinez Rosell6, oyeron del
R. p. Claudio ls gFata lsCtuEa de IL
EpistoIa de San Pablo que les decIaEa
unidOa para HismpEe con el dulCe lazo de
la union cat6icR.
Que EismpEe hays flores en- % nidO de
ventura.
GEGtSsiNa Visita. - 20 heEmOE0 "bshs"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
ANUNcln.
Departments del Interior. Ofcsaa de
Supsrintendente de O6rGs PGbEicas.

Departments del Interior. Ofcina del
Superintendent de O5ras PGblicas.
San Juan, P. R, Octubrs 26 de 1907.
PrOposicionss en pliego csrEado por du.
p.icado para Ia construction del PabeII6n
para 81 Alcai8a, Arecibo Jail Building,
AreCibo, p R., SO TecibiEan On ests oici.
ma hasta Jas 10 a. N. del dfa de Novicm
bra de 1907, On que 30 abri an pdblica'
menta'
FL presupuesto apTcximado de las obEss
aHcisnde & 81, $4,000.
Plifgos de condiciones, formaa en- blan
CO y toda class de inform scion Sc facilita
T6n 4 los Iicita lorss que 10 Eolicitsn en-
esta Ofeina.
Los pianos comp 'etos de Is obra pueden
veraa en- ests Ofeina. AzuIes de Iou
miBmos puedsn obtsneEse mediRnts an de
p6aito de diez dollars (310) que aer6n
EeembolsRdo 81 devclver dichos azuIes.
La Administration Ee EeseIvR 81 dere,
cho do FechazaE Cualquiera todas las
propoaiciones.- - ,. J. Jimsnsz, Supt de
ObTag P6blical Nom. 2.-6v. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

Eusapia PaIadinO asOmbra con fen0menos
que Sc producer bajO su Influenza, a
sabiOs de Europa.

FIamma0 OmlusO Sad0u SuPudhumms Russell Wallace COkeY
Lodge CMe 1usGan nezss c8s para expcaI los n6nsDos
fuRa de Ia Influenza de los eSplTtus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

vino anoche 81 mundo 90 81 ragazo mater.
nal de la distirguids seficra MaEgaTita
Padial viuda de Gaos. EI fsIiz nacimien.
to del tisrno Infinite viene q compsnEar On
10 qQa eaba, Ia tFisteza que cubre squeI
hogaF con Ia eteEna ausanciR de quien ha
POGO 10 abandonsra por 81 supreme man
dato del Dios de 10 Alto. Que Ia sonrisa
del augelito boTrs la bruma del doIor por
Ia sugeneia del sutor de sus diaa.
Nuestrs felicitsci6n poY eI Yenturoso
suceso & la disiuguida dana.
gEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

eBtaba suJeta.
Los podeEes de medium de Eusapia em.
pszaron & notaTBe cuando ella tsnfR dc
tFece catoTce tfi9s Sc observAba que
tsnfa 81 poder de atrseE objetos que ests-
ban distanciR, Cuando ella tenfa %
amos de edad, un tai Damiani, famoso es-
piritilts, Is tom6 por "a cuenta y entonces,
un Juan King, empez6 manifestaEEs en-
Las ssBiones de ella, de Ia miRms mRners
que Little Bright Eyes se manifesto en-
los frances de Mrs, Pepper Vanderbilt, Ia
medium de Brooklyn. Ess King ha ma.
nifsstado ca uno de los frances, qua 81 fu6
padre de EuBapia en- otTs generation.
EuBapia Be pone en- trance sin necesitsE
asiEtencia, no puede FecordaT 10 que ps.
So durante el tempo ca que ellis est6 en
eBe sstado. Be nOta que cuAndo ella essS
en- trance la moIeBta la luE, una claridad
muy intensR le produce atsques hiRt6ricog
lie dan convalsiones Eatos hechos han
aldo declaFadoB poE LombroBo, quien tam.
bi6n hs acudido v8riRs de sEas ssSionss.
Las conelusioneB del profsHor Bstt2zzi
son en- TeBumen:
'Los fen6menos que se 0bseEVan poF me.
dio de log mediums, cuando no son aIuci
nRciones de los presenteS, son fen6msnos
biol6gicos enteraments dependencies dsl
oYgsniHmo del medium. son produeilo
de maneEa tel, que psreca que los miam-
bros del medium SO pTolongan 8 apaTece
como d tuviera miambHos adicionales &
inviBibleB, los cuales entrasen sRliessu
del cueFpo del medium pToducisndo Iol
fon6meno que So observan."
Esto Cd 10 que Csmilo Flammarion
dice:
"E6tamoa rodeados por faeTzas descono.
cidGs no hay rsz6n para que no Sc
pisnae que estamos Tode0dos por SereB in
visiblea".
Y tsTmina con lie conclusion de que
"hay en- Ia naturaleza un elemanto paiqui'
co en actividsd variable, la eBenCia del
cual eit6 todAvfa sscondida de noAotroB. .
"Estas expeTiencias estableCen concIuai.
vamente que hay una fusrza unids de
maneRa desconocidR & nusstro Bistema hu-
mano que para abrevisr pueda llamarss
Guerra Psiquica". Sir VILLAIN Croo.
kss."
s'La explieaci6n puraments meo6nica
de Is naturaIeza, IS inaufciente; hsy en-
el universe Ago mas de 10 que llamamCB
materia. No 81 Ia materia Ia que rigs
81 mundo es an elemanto dinamico =
psiquiCo. - CamiIo FgamnsGYioqe."
'S1lamente puedo repetir squf 10 que
die cusndo preaenci6 los esperimentos
81 no hubiers estsdo convsncido deBde
haoe cusrenta nos, me hubieTR convsncido
ahora. - Hict0rien Sardo1t.'
"EB mi conviction que he aaistido fe
n6msnou que no Sc pusden espIioar con las
leyeA de Ia naturaleza.-Sullg Prud.
h0mnae"
'NoBotros eatsmoB convsncidos de que
hay una faerzs que es capaz dc mover
cuerpcB pessdos, sin que ss applique por
contRctc, esa fusrsa depsnde de RIguna
mauera del ser humane. Alfred Russell
WalIaoe."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
GRAN CUALIDAD MI
Iitar de Ia trOpa
angelina.
Ell tIpo del SplhIs dol Sahl-
"a, vlIIante J lguaITld0.

Los combates de CsHablanca han pusBto
de relieve Ia gran cualidad militar de ls
tropa aTgslina. LuB spaihs = los caza-
dores han dado pTpsbaE de valor impstu
extraordinarios Esas tFopap, hoy rega'
Iarsu ent6n compueataB de indfgenas que
Sc han pueHto al servicio de Francia, s.
biRments conquistsdas por los delegsdOs
militares fcsnceses en- Argelia.
Los ''cazsdores" argelinos tisnen uns
organization sn6loga 4 la de los Rpahis
y fusEon cEeadoH 81 principle de la CAM
psfa de ArgeliR y 80 reclutan entire sas
kabilas. Cuando eatSn adisAtradol On
81 manejo del armamento moderno , tie
men 81 commandments de supremaeia mi
litar de Ia naci6n 4 favor de la cuAl
prentan suB aervicios, son adictoB, disci'
pIinados, vslientea hAata Ia temsTidad.
Otro tipo 90 81 spahis del Sahara,
montsdo 50 camello, valisnts agus'
rridO tsniendo poE dnica afoi6n Is guerra.
Francia, en- 50 pol1ticR colonial de
attraction ha logrsdo ofganizar y dioipi'
mar un ej6rcito indigens, acIimatado y
y diSpussto privaeioneB que haHta ahora
presta incalculables Bervicioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
Inquietud en- los CentfOS maTitim0s
de St0k0ImO.
EI doctor Bruce as jaTno dol s6IsbTs eXpIOFadOT
LIVlngstOne,

Dicen de stoekoImo que hace alguuas
ssmanaB refine inquietud en- squelIoa cen.
tros marftimoS reBpecto de Is expsdici6n
eacocesa dirigids por 81 doctor William
Bruce Las investigaciOnes pFacticadas
por una ballensTR BuecR en- Las costas de
spitzbsTg y en- Ia direction de Ia isis del
principe Carlos no han dado todavfa re.
sultadoa. No obstanta, no se deBespsrR en-
la averiguaci6n de Ia suerts que hayan te.
nido Lon expedicionarioE. OtEon buques
han salido con rumbo hscis las regioneB
Eupuestas visitadas por 81 doctor BTucs ?
sug comps nantes.
Este doctor jefs de Ia expedition CUE
lleva 80 nombre es yerno del c6Iebre ex.
plorador Livingstone, y vetsEano de las
exploTacioneu polares, Su visjs tiene por
objatc lsvantaE pianos de Ia isla Principe
Carlos otFas tiaFFas poIaFes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
SPRING IN ST. LOUIS
From the Post-Dispatch.

n.
Say,
Have you noticed the way
Spring is acting this year?
Queer?
Well, we guess
Yes.
We have one sunny day all right
Then over night
Something somewhere
In the circumnambient air
Drops a cog, and what
We get amt hot
BY a whole lot;
And the snow don't blister as it falls,
And spring puts on her overalls.
That's one reason why we kick,
And there are others pretty thick.
Why are they
Handing out the shade today
When we do not want it till
Summer takes away the chill?
Then. there's earthquakes. Don't the!
shake
Everything until they make
One believe the earth had a ShiVer
In it's liver?
And lightning flashes
And thunder crashes
And 1t SHOWS and rains
Like the weather had pains
o, say, we simply think
That meteorology is on the blink,
And we must rise in all might
To put the weather bureau right.
Hail. spring, ethereal mildnesS-Scat,
You do not know where you are at!
Neither do we.
II we did you bet your April showers
We'd yank you out of rosy bowers
Toward this shivering world of ours.
Gee whiz
Who knows where spring is?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

The laying of the corner stones of
the splendid structures for the hous-
ing of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation and the Young Women's
Christian association will be an event
of tomorrow, alike honorable and glori-
flying to Los Angeles. 1t is not alone
the splendor of the buildings that are
to be erected, but the splendid char
acters to be developed in them that
will cause future generations to rise up
and call this day and age blessed in
memory.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
Population of Los Angeles. 100000
SPLENDID INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT

A striking and conclusive object les
son now settles a question that occurs
to all observant visitors in Los An
geles. That is the question whether
this city has any pr 1spect of becoming
a great industrial center.
For answer to that query let the
doubter visit the uniq 4e MADE in Los
Angeles" exposition that now is in
progress. There he will be astonished by
finding that this city is supplied in a
great measure by local industries in
scores of manufacturing lines.
The range of products from these
varied industries will surprise strang-
ers. This city pro- ices objects of home
industry ranging all the way from ex-
ouisite art pottery to the ponderous
into the construction of our lofty and
massive buildings. Between those ex-
trerles are scores of manufacturing
lines producing variety of wares that
in some cases even the "oldest inhab-
liant" of Los Angeles knows not of.
The exposition viii demonstrate to
the thousands of visitors that Los An
geles is not merely the ideal residence
city about which they have heard and
read so much. The stranger will see
at glance that this city already is
we'll advanced toward the distinction
of being the great industrial and COM
mercial center of the Pacific coast.
The thousands of strangers who will
view with astonishment the "Made in
Los Angeles exposition will spread a
knowledge of what they have seen in
all the cities and towns whence they
come Every such visitor will tell with
zest to his friends at home of his sur
prise at finding that Los Angeles is a
Ngreat business mart as well as the
most delightful place of residence il
the United States.
The business men who have expended
money so freely in presenting the splen-
did examples of home production are
deserving of especial thanks from the
community. The exhibit is calculated
to attract investors and homeseekers to
Los Angeles and hence it's beneficial
effects will reach all classes of citizens.
The bosom of Los Angeles may we'll
swell with pride in contemplation of
the splendid MADE in Los Angeles" ex-
position.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
EIocutlon Contest

The junior elocution contest of st. Vim
cents college will be held tomorrow night
In the Father Meyer Memorial hall. Boys
Of the first and second years In the high
school course will compete. The gradual
ing exercises of the college will be ushered
in Sunday, June 16 with a solemn mass
The commencement exercises will be held
Monday night, the drama Tuesday, and
Wednesday the annual alumni banquet
will be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
Mills to Return

w. P. F. Ferguson of New York, editor
of the Defender. the national organ of
the Prohibition party. and a speaker Of
unusual eloquence and power will lecture
at Symphony hail. 232 South Hill street
Sunday at o'clock. In the afternoon his
subject will be why a Prohibition
Party?" and in the evening his subject
will be ''The Morals of Panama" Mr.
Ferguson arrived this week from Panama.
where he has been investigating condi.
tons, and promises sensational revela-
tions. Both meetings are under the aus
pices of the Prohibition union, and are
open to the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

the First CONGREGATIONAL church, accom-
panied by Mrs. Day, will sail for Homo
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

Decorated Decoratel Decorate!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

Don't wait for next weeks crush at
the exposition. See it tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

Keep the truck wagons moving.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
LOS ANGELES HERALD SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 1907

lulu May 10 on the Siberia, to be absent
until the latter part of June. DR.. Day Is
one of the most prominent pastors or .ne
city and will leave on his first EXTENDED
vacation in many years. He Will preacn
the last sermon before his departure at
the morning service tomorrow. In the
evening a musical service will be given
the Congregational orchestra to assist tho
choir. Rev. William Horace Day. the
pastor, will make short address.
Rev. S. Brigham, the Indian clergyman,
will preach tomorrow morning at the
Church of the Epiphany. At $3.50 o'clock q
children's service will be held at this
Windsor of st. Luke's church. In the
evening new members will be received
into the Daughters of the King. when
Rev w. II. Doggett, the rector, Will make
of the parish was held Tuesday night.
when the vestry was reelected and re-
ports made showing the parish In a good
condition. Bishop johnson will confirm
large class at this church May II,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20


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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
WILD Asrxzs or CALIFORNIA

xh~w~ vr~w~x~ e~~wHx~w - M@3~ws
Desert mmx sxwvwm~-
rn an the world there are so#eux 300
species Of assswx whsehs by tA~ say.
does not lnesuas@ Ts@ coazzD0n Ssrs2s1
ase@r. wsxseh b~sonxs To rSe ssaus cab
szxseph<zs. Our subjects are tyus ass@rs
and v@rr esosssy allied 20 ths xags2en
sorrx &u being worthy Of pascs ln
zbe front gard
One OF eax showisst assers a. sofsa-
sogsus1 "a peculiar to the Ao3sve css-
ers, where 1t grows en ssony bills. or
wv~ys sn roxy crgwsce~- Tbs Sewer part
OF the wsesn 10 70 woody that this sp~-
rses usxaf xlnso<t b~ called q xhrun.
and. Ike nso~s Of the desert saru6~ IL
Is rather sn unxsxhtsy cns- But IL
bemrx ssrh swzytnx ca lonx sAsn<s~r
xsesn. great flowers swo inches tn disSa-
essr. with bright gosdsn csnssr~s and
circle OF rays OF su unconamcn Ard
v~yy hzndsgns shade OF lfIac- ! hare
beard * called dessert dssU.~ but
there srs other desert Towers for which
that name would be more mpproprsass+
and q better name wousd BE- -Mojavs
sster.- 1t - exceptional fn the gems
fu lts time Of Towering which IL sprinx
and early summer
An<3erson's ssfer ia. An6ersonf) fs
equally beautiful. bat In different
way. and sfs home In the very opposite
Of that OF the desert Species IL has
really xtraTed 70 us from Tie northern
sgerras. and the only place where
have seen # In southern California is
In the high valley Of TauquItz- In the
san Jacgnso Mountains. Here II stars
wet subaiplne meadows wfth its bright
blossoms. each on Efs own stern of a
span fn height 5ust enough to In IL
above the grasses amid which II grows.
LOS Angeles Times
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

labor. AA Il wwE11 Do called S@1ew1$rS
Bat tits nsaa aa1e no prsxs1saos to be-
Ing gentleman fsouxn nesthsx was De
rough or un<outh Is any say II was
impossible to treat hzm ~ an inferior.
though ons might not consider hi@ n1
equal He eonda<<ed himself w1ts per
feet propxfery. and when be did srsak-
which was seg6ons-he spoke with
knowledge. snd was worth lassenEng
10.
Two things struck Drummon6. who
ras an obsexFant man. One wss that
bis hostess turned snssaneffvely TO- Grant
In any little doubs or dff1eulty, and not
10 her husband The OTHER that the
man looked at his mistress as dog
Books at its masser-as at superior
being. eager to anticipate her wish. TO
obey Der slightest command
A curious thing happened when they
we're sitting at dinner A nezgnbor rode
up. saying he bad been into t0~n Tor
letters and had brought their post with
hsm- He tossed a small packet Down
on the table and was gone almost be-
fore they could thank him Drumznond
noticed that the host stopped eating
and was booking eagerly and furtfFeiy
az the letters, but did not attempt To
touch thsm-
The wosuan stretched cut her hand
and took them up- Among the Letters
was a small parcel addressed, as Drum
nond could not help seeing. 10 r.
Crawford ESQ" Another nanse which
be did not see was printed ss the bead
o. the label To bis establishment. his
hostess, after brief glance took up the
little packet and deliberately dropped
il into the store, where IRE was
snaouldering-
Helen % her husband cried In anger
and entreaty. stretching out his hand
But she TOOK no notice
For a moment be looked as though
he would have said and done some
thing more, but the Seotsnan's eyes
were on hin--steady, scornfuI, con-
manding-and be got ny witlsout an
other word and went out Of the room
AS he went Drumnond saw-and grew
bot with lnd1mafion--fhaf bis eyes
were full Of tears and bis hands trena-
bling. There vas an awkward pause,
and then on the excuse that he wanted
quietly to smoke hls pipe be too left
the room AS he was stroIlfng about
outside, wishing that be could do some
thing 60 help his unfortunate host vino
seemed at the mercy Of bis wife and
servant, Crawford himself appeared
@Come away from the house. where
we shan't be overheard be whispered
II want TO speak TO you, and that brute
Grant Is always watching me- am
never safe from him.
II saw you felt sorry Tor me tust
now be vent o. You wifi guess
something Of the awful life / Lead /
hare 10 voice or way In anything; arn
non<ntity la my own nouseworss. a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

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chooses . solitary co~<~s h~esHs~ Ia ais
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HA arx.mens II ttss wwz1-ehrxsss~s-
oct ass too s~r~raliy sewr<~a ons thai
girls expect sso nsch TOT ths crsssnary
snesvssaal Coo sspp1y.
wTxh . xs~vsx OF bis ssscn5dsrs BE-
p@xA~s all sne1xhs Of marriage tnto th~
h~rk xrsursd OF bis mln6 and resolves
nex 10 shsak os IL again Until be ID IN
sns svs ard master Of big fcrrsns
Tne ss&r Of settling down - zoe csss-
nn~d Co tee professional msa nev 10
sa~ nasrrhsns. n attacks the inssvs5sm1
wAo sarns q regular xsary quiss as
vsrusansfy, aud. Indeed. sxt~ss<ss 70.
exnwfus snsu~ncw ever all sprts snd
cpndftsoas e< nawn II IL esxy that
10 . real menace TO tbs hxppspesa msa
prosperity OF the community.
And what 10 10 annoying and vsxa~
fscus 90 sts~ eo~~rvsss - ssst Il IL a
chsn~rx. a supposstsen. theory that
win not stand 6rrn before an soux's
sound argument The real rwasua -
many nssn remain ssnxis IL that 'sh~y
want all fh~ money they esn xrs&ss sox
their c~n >sifxrssiScasson snd xss1nk
from sharing to wfsh q wsfs
But shsrw are others whs wculd ear
nv II shsy could be convinced thst szseA
q STRIP would bring thesn added prosper
lty instead Of cartailfpsnt q tss good
things Of thss life. They are tfsnsd
souls who fear TO mako any change Ia
thair existence IN case IL sAould b.
change for the worse. Little DO tn~y
xuess what difference for tbs better
q happy marriage would exercise eves
their bank account or how much fuller
and more really coatented thsir lises
would become.