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visited for several weeks with MI. and
With relatives at Zion and American
Fork
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh returned
froma the city Sunday morning.
MrA c. 4. Wade and daughter ella
have returned from lengthy stay at Los
Mrs. $. !. Wilson wen; down 10 the
city on Wednesday With her daughter.
Mrs. T Kearns
Misses Christine Mcdonald and Maggie
Nimmo are home from Zion. where they
have been visiting with friends for sew
cral days
Mrs ! Talon returned from Salt
Lake on Wednesday.
morrow TO visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Emma Saunders spent Sunday in
Park with her father. Mr. .Jurgenson
Mrs. D. j. Gallivan and daughter.
Marion Rose. leave Tor California tomor-
row with Mrs. T keaTns for a stay of
several months.
The Misses Ethel Smons and Ethel
Rasband returned from the city Monday
morning.
Miss Florence Talbot is the guest of
her brother Lee.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. ]. B. Quinn are
guests OF their brother. John Began.
Mrs. J. +. Robinson has returned from
Zion. where she visited with her daugh
tcrs. Mrs. P. L. Dykes and Mrs, y. j.
EftinE.
Miss Amber Bardsley reformed from
southern Utah Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. c.. +, Boreman and little son of
Ely arc guests Of Miss Amber Bardsley.
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Park City
Society
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. April 13.-Mrs. l.. NJ Car
penter and Mrs. James Berry planned
ana carried out Il successful surprise on
Mrs. George Smith Thursday evening
the occasion being her iifty-second birth
DAY anniversary Musical and literary
numbers. refreshments and the like were
enjoyed. Mrs Smith was presented with
a beautiful set OF linen,
pleasant meeting of the Woman's
slhcnaeun was held at the home of
Mrs. h. p. Lecompte on Monday, The
president. Mrs. Weeter. presided. and
twelve members We're present The les
son review was conducted by Mrs
Charles Shields. Mrs. a. w. Davidson
read from the Success magazine of
Noted Diplomatic Mysteries and How;
Bismarck S StatecrafL Separated Wap-
ner's Betrothcd Friends" by Vance
Thompson Mrs. Lecompte gave a read
Ing by Rev Amory H. Bradford ID. d.
entitled. The Woman Who Most IN
fuenced Me-My Sister The club Will
meet with Mrs. Charles Shields tomor-
row afternoon. April Is Lesson review
Chapter g.
Myron Watson was given n jolly sur
prise Friday evening by q number OF his
school friends. Games, music and re-
freshments were enjoyed BY the merry
party, the event lasting until midnight,
Mr. and Mrs. +. W Sherman enter
tained n small company OF friends at
bridge whist Thursday evening After
several games had been played delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess
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Jeanie
Miss Lena Getsch celebrated her tnlr-
tecnth birthday very appropriately on
Monday at the homee OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd Getsch with games,
luncheon and music. The invited friends
en1oyed an unusually pleasant after
noon.
Miss Hannah Lecompte entertained a
number Of young friends at The home
OF her parents Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. -. Sutton will en-
tertain the Friends club next Thursday
evening.
The afternoon 500 club will meet with
Mrs. j ]. Franl5cl next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hedges entertained
AT dinner very Informally on Sunday in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams
and Miss Cresap. Covers were laid for
nine
Miss Ollie Smith was given pleas
ant surprise al the home OF her parents.
cA-Mayor and Mrs George Smith, Sat
urday evening. About sixteen guests
were present and with games. music and
light refreshments the evening was in
Mrs. r T. Wight entertained the la
dies OF ST. Lulses giuld the past week
Twenty members of the r. j.. T. club
surprised Mrs. j. G. Johnson Friday even
ing At her home on DAILY avenue.
Miss Eva Hughes went down 10 the
city on Tuesday for a short stay
Mrs. G Nj. Anderson Of Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem
Miss Margaret Paul spent tho past
week in Park with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, y. Paul
iting in Zion with relatives for the past
six months. is the guest OF her cousin
Frances Shields.
Mrs, NJ j. Lambert returns to Park
today after pleasant three weeks visit
MI and Mrs. Dan Is. Shields have re-
turned from Nampa, Ida. where they
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Continued from Page IA.

the material Of which the islands are
formed. After leaving the mainland,
Dire lgcs were forced fairly to eat their
way trough nearly twenty miles of
tangled mangrove swamp, dredge pro-
cccdin9 slowly down each side of the
emoankment, digging channel for its
own passage, and building up the en-
hankment with the material excavated
Two arms of Jewish creek. which sepa-
rates Key Largo from the mainland.
were filed in this way, and the third
has been spanned by steel draw
bridge, which is now in operation.
Well within the Island OF Largo, and
completely obstructing the line of
grade, an inland lake was encountered.
which had not been disclosed by the
preliminary survey. The bottom of the
lake, which was half mile wide and
contained six feet of water, was com
posed entirely of peat. To remove this
peat and secure a tirmer foundation for
the embankment, two drcdges worked
steadily for fifteen months. Connect
ing Key Largo and Plantation Key.
across Tavernier creek. is another steel
bridge, with concrete piers and abut.
mpntS
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Great Concrete Viaduct.

Perhaps the most interesting part of
the work, however, is the reinforced
concrete-arch viaduct construction that
connects the longer stretches of deep
water between the KEYS. Altopether
there are about SIX miles of this kind
of work, which will consist of alterna
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WE TREAT AND CURE

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spinal trouble skin diseases, sciatica
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Prices and terms low and uniform.
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tension of the East Coast railway
across the keys to Key West that per
haps impTesses them most of all is that
1T is the work solely of one man s for
tune. Every dollar has come, and will
come presumably, from Henry NJ. Flag
Ter S pocket. An average cost of $l00,
900 mile for building the l60 miles
of railway is very conservative estl-
mate, to say nothing of the further cX-
pense of the improvements AT Key
West. where it is proposed TO Gil in
la acres of land now under water aud
TO build extensive docks and terminals
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tons of four 5o-foot spans and one of
sixty feet. Between knight s and
State keys there will be total length
of -. 100 feet of this construction. and
between Long and Grassy keys, where
the viaduct work first begins, is the
next longest stretch, which Will con-
sist Of lSI arches.
From the midst Of activities so sue
eessful aud stimulating, visitors TO the
southern end of Florida return with
Just such enthusiasm as Congressman
and other tourists bring back from Pan
anna One of the facts about the cx-
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WEAK MEN

w EAM NEN
So-called Weakness" in men Is mere
IL symptom OF chronic Inflammation
IN the PROSTATE gland. brought on b.
carly dissipation or by the improper
treatment OF some contracted disease. a
complete and radical cure Is. therefore, n
question OF restoring the prostrate gland
10 It's normal state, and this we accom-
the use OF internal remedies, Our treat
iment Is local one entirely. It is origi-
nal and scientific. and has been proved
absolutely effective by thousands of tests
We are convinced that by no other meth
ods can full and pe7manen; restoration OF
strength ard vigor be accomplished
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Rheumatic Pans Relievcd.

The quick relief from rheumatic
pains afforded by Chamberlain Pain
Balm has surprised and delighted thou
sands Of sufferers. 1t makes rest and
sleep possible. A great many have been
permanently cured of rheumatism by
the use Of this linlment. For sale by
all leading druggists,
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as we'll as drydocks and wharves, each
500 feet long and 100 feet wide Then
there must be established a car ferry
service. which Will transport trains Of
thirty cars each from Key West 10 the
Cuban capital IN from four 80 four and
one-half hours. Perhaps $4,000 900
Will see the enterprise complete to the
last detail.
No Eonds Nor Stock.
But there will be neither bonds nor
stock to harass the public with the
Tear OF possible loss. for II is n strictly
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HE POOR MAN BY EXORBITANT PRICES.
Special Department For Men

partmeat exclusively for the treatment
10 matter how caused, You may con
licate or embarrassing troubles. with
ecu honest advice and skilful treat
RICHLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDEN.
iling-thc victim of Blood Poison, and
ID aid of experienced and kindly physi-
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When you need pill. take pill, and
be sure it s an Early Riser. They are
sold here by AnsteeBrice Drug Co, II
Main street.
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one-man undertaking q try, = said
MIR. F'lagler on one occasion, ''to rea-
llze the responsibility of great riches. -
This realization led to the initial CON
struction Of the Florida East Coast rail.
way and It's attendant chain of winter
resort hotels, which have advanced
down the entire length of the coast
together, adding 100000 to Florida s
winter population and contributing mil
lions to the prosperity of the State. To
day the extension Of this system is, like
the work on the Panama canal, giving
the world an exhibition Of the posi-.
bility of carrying on in the tropics vast
industrial projects without cxtrava.
gance and without scandal or reproach.
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So sure is the Cure under Drs.
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Free TO all beginning treatment at
once,
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GERMAN CT EANlNGs,

II oraer tn replace icss thumb
young man In Berlin has had 1 greas
soa stipulated ana grated ca the
sfnnap. The operation has proved sue
eessful.
Queaa Wllhelsnina recensay SHIPPED
scrae ccws from Holland For her hns
band's estate Ia Mecklenhurg SOLVER
II. But they we're stopped At the Ger.
man frontier uader the law fornsEding
the Importation 81 foreign cattle
This dramatic criticism appeared ii
sale Aafnzer Ne0esse Nachrchsen: THE
Maid Of Orleans was asSn III the VII
lage Of Domrery ian. 1. aa12 on
Mar 50, 1881. she was burned alive iii
the market place Of Rouen, ard on oet.
% 1906 she WAS buried III THE theater
of Mayencc Requiescat Ill pace.
The snaokeless condition il Berlin IL
aserihed til tire prrpa1aerant use Of
smokeiess fuel IN the fcEna Of coke and
bviquets, the skiliful. scientific con.
strGcfion Of boiler furnaces and chin
neys and 6naEly to the high standard
Of skill taught and eafatce5 among
frsmeR who stoke furnaces with coal
Cor steam and other purposes
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wintering live stock economically is
q great thing for every practical farm
or. Fer the best results it is necessary,
6rst 70 provide a good shelter from
cold and stormy weather. writes An
Ohio man in Farm and Fireside gmuch
OF the food is burned up within the ami
mai for heat when not properly shelter
ed; second, to feed regularly and with
care 70 give the right amount, SO that
nothing viii be spoiled. and. third. to
prepare the feed in the best manner
1t Is best TO have all the grain
ground before feeding. for the reason
that much of the grain passes through
the digestive system undigcsted aud
some but partly digested. The hard
shell on most grain does not permit the
digestive juices to penetrate them nor
digestion TO take place. When the food
is ground the she'll IS removed, and the
process Of digestion IL much easier.
Il pays every farmer TO get his grain
ground before feeding, III once prac-
ticed he will soon notice results.
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TO KFNx@>A eowH stairs teUesa5ae 9m &c.
Parker, sassg
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PASTOR rs YEARS
Rev. Edward Reynolds Has Accomplished
Much.

Muck.
Bellows Fails. Jan. f#.-Rev. Edward
Reynolds, priest 81 st. Charles Roman
Catholic church. has completed Is years
continuous and effective service. Daring
this tire the church has grown 70 Be
enc OK the most important II the state,
me church has nearly doubled IN mum
hers, handsome church and fine ia
vochiai residence have been built, and
the church Is free from debt. A cona,
mittse waited upon him and expressed
} desire 70 httiRgly commemorate the
ssth anniversary 81 his conanction With
the parish. but he declined. saying he
dii not consider the life OF an indigid-
nal matter OF special rejoicing.
Ell. Reynolds was born in county &C.
ran. Ire, May A2. 1852. He was edueat
"a III The Irish national school at st.
Bonaventnre college. Allegheny, y, NJ,
and the Grand seminary OF Montreal,
He wss ordained a priest December Is,
1851. In January, 1852, he came to Bel
lows Falls.
When be was placed in charge there
were about 500 in the parish; now there
are more than 1900. The services were
conducted ia the aid school building
Within i year the present pastor com
mencea the erection Of The present ST,
Charles church,
The cornerstone was laid in June,
1854. The original cost was about $50,
coo. Plans for establishing a parcehial
school are now under way.
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xQ kEsST--Sssae Aaasa 81 N FwgFT. Agsss.
~ NEFgh Masa ssgeea Ssstg
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s1siaI interests oil tie sawn. TIA has
ARla neaFly every elsssive ashsA h2s
Served ss sawn cscrS ard was moderator
feg many years. TN fSsS As gepges Atsss
tke sawn ard iii tSs1 1855 Was assis.
tAnt nudge. MI. Gsserge II charter
member 81 I&uaiile Ledge I q. 0 II.
ard has also hsen a mason for nany
years. Mrs George Was bern ia W4laen.
She Las atNays been al active church
ard social w7cTk ard waa gaenabez ~
sAe cssaiT fer MANY wears. Mr.. and Mrs..
ssAerze hare two children Mrs M. J-
Rinney. on FlainSe1. N II, And " H,
tssoF1r. NJ Providence. m. !. "A suh-
ssantsal reminaer 81 sss OCCASION MSS D
iaEge number III -as3 coins Mrs.
GeaxEss maiden name was Annie Eliza.
beta AEontgoFncrv,
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NKruRE sPAREs
rAe strseAsn nsse Eram era.

T&e striesen Rese Eram Griek.
WHAT u ssrxHnAta nrSsan cg rasa-e
s8 IA tAR4 8trrgvES xsss Esaa Ns ns saS
ruersnH: ksv Aow Fazaazss wezs& We sts
xwaas ~ Has9cver In sAe heSE&t rE sss
aSaassng E2arv. gha1 4 eaEker go5 al IT'S
as3Es. ane t1xt Cts HeA2aT sid Er1grarcs
wszN 1nazae1 frgxvex. SaEErm Away
xpares the saeeriAgs So . 3 vcrss4S
sters-AeSse a. pseAsang Fawzrss 4
3hess VITO Eeak her AID u gAe rear
gene tn Ealzsng AMsr &ss1 grayrseSS AR7
sast gaecEa oger the zzxeS 81 shcsszns
II ye1rE wcrnsn. but fAznSs to the !.
TessEaaIcns ~ sSSansEsss ss1a srae rsas
81 hAsr GRstxmcEsan 81 maw kmawn to
i EeTra Nv parasite aAas hMFTews 3nt
Ne Nzgr EosSieSe& Newhsr1s Hervses&
asaEuseaw destroys iris werzn tA4
s-H1ittsmE the k&Ir ~ grow az III
snsenaea Soid by le41tnE arr
SIS Send lee IL stzsnrs Ear sasr
ss Ess~-i~sss c. Fps--ss ssss
~Te, Sswas--sa eenss anS tERa
EirkerE q wsIlx. Special Ageass.
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Found Deer ii Sprinr.

o. " FAR, Of South wal3en. find
ing trouble with TIRE drinking water at
his home, went ia the spring one morn
ing reeently and To his surprise found
deer in It, The spring being deep
the animal was unable 10 get out, hut
Mr. FarT Eot help and rescued hiim
The game worden was called and the
deer pat in q barn who're ne was kept
until the next morning, when he was
released.
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/ take a roll OF paper and cut It in
two pieces, making two rolls Of Il.
One Of these. a bah Of Irvine and a
pair Of shears or a sharp knife are
taken by each man and strips the de-
sired length are cut az each tree These
are wrapped around the tree close to
the ground and tied al top and bot.
tom. One roll OF paper will cover a
good many trees, making the cost very
small, and if care is taken TO cut the
strips long enouHh to lap over well and
allow for the tree growing they will
last for several years -E. d. in Rural
New Yorker.
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FOR SALE III THE y. IS care RIAL
Es1TANF AtskfNgrV

Thres -tentmtnt house. rents faF saAna ia the
Water Snd s9s.eN in tae summer. Price Tor
Quiek sale. $teoe.1a s3au
TIVE tenement house harm and stosShcnse.
located en- the line 81 electric Fatlfnad Rents
fer $3.50 per nenth. frice ss.Ioaea. at$0
Farm il wiilams;Nwn, miles sram Gram
iteyisae contains tsa acres Nnn rans IT w@nsi.
FAtrn wlA keep i%nrls rows ana tram. Canly
Is reds srpFa sehuei ana oaufchs TeirphcRe.
Il. Il u. Price. taela6ine cows sNuae vouMg
stock. all ths fAyminU tools, etc, 50 50Aao
Mikhs take cheap house In exchange 2ttta
YARN. 70 scrss, one mile from the eity lima
with tools. crops, stock and teAfa. Price enly
s4ga9 atta
Fer the ahove inquire az the T. r cSeP Real
Estzte kgsnev, Koonls a sid - Belstsf Block.
Barre. Vt. telephone 1854
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~Yes.v sighed the unfavored suit0r,
"'Evangellne's father told me never 70
call there again. I tell you | an feel
ing pretty blue"
Well said his chGEn. before !
world feel that way I should cali In
spite OF the cid gentleman
'0h, DO. would rather feel blue
than to run the chance Of feeling black
and biue. &C hseago News.
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SsVtn-reeAa fsass AZ M * M1s~AAns ssgSsA
kasaissaosa AAss bess wAsa AZ nsssaesm sA-
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Death ii ESeaeser AIsse.

EbeRexer Aihee. agpd Sc wears. died
Wednesday at tie home AZ Bis son IN
Bellows Pals. Two Sons survive hsra.
Judge z. IL Alhee. and nE. Elmer s..
both ~ Bellows Faik. Mr. AIbee vas
born in Fairlee- Ee was always e
Republican and haad many town and
village cificAs in the town "a West,
minister, where De passed twrnty-shree
years az his life.
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new HAMPSHIRE DEPOSITS.
Resources Of Savings Banks Amount tc
$s7,eSs,sss.

Concord, Y. a., Jan. IA heslthy
increase in the amount Of aggregate re-
sources and deposits IN New Hampshire
hanks IS shown in the annual report Of
the state bank commissioners, which Is
Just made public The aggregate re-
sources Of tho 81 savings hanks and the
six savings departments Of trust com.
panies IN active operation on June 60
last amounted To sS7. G9S $40. and the
total deposits were ST5.a4s.66s, All ia.
crease al S5,s66.6v4, The greatest in-
crease for any one year With but one
exception. The resources show an IN
crease Of s5,945.02s. There is total
Of 90 banks, trust companies and build.
ing and loan associations under the SUI,
pervision Of the commissioners The ay-
erage amount due each deposition has
increased from S82S,2t q SA37.S7, max
ing the per capita deposits StSS.2a. Div.
idends amounting to S2,aSI.a0S have been
paid during the year ending June 80,
III increase al S220.0ia
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The Right Name.

Mr.. August Sherpe. the popular over
seer of the poor at Fort Madison. Ia,
says; Or. Kings New Life Pills are
rightly named; they act more agreeahiy,
ID more good and make on feel better
than any other laxative. Guaranteed
to cure biliousness and constipation a5c
at Red Cross pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-14

Asparagus unasr glass should be wa
tered without SENT IL best results are
desired.
Cold frames containing vegetable
plants of any kind should have all the
air possible on suitable days. Clean
on all decomposlng leaves and stir the
surface OF the soil should II tend to-
ward hardness. Exchange.
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GOING 10 THE PHILIPPINES.
Hugh !. Bsttegley. Of DummeEstcn. En-
raEa as a surveyor.

Hugh i Bettegiey. Of DummeEstcn, En-
gagd as Surveyor
Bsattlebaro, jan, tA Hugh v. Tei
teTiey, formerly vi Company 4, ", M.
tS.. son III MIR and AIRS James N. Bet.
terBey. 81 Dumnerstnn Hill. has been
engaged By TIE government 80 Sc g the
Philippine islands as 4 surveyor in tive
civil seryse Tie win sail s0cn from
san Francisco en- the japanese steamer
Hong Kong 8sara.
Mr. Betteriey was esaanated from
Sorwich University Last jane ard was
captain of THE nalanaav and vice ryesi-
dent az the class TIE participated IA
ths rife competition Al Sea Eig4, n. y.
and al Mount Gretaa, Pa. gnsng "a
The later place as battalion adjHssnt
with the rank Of arst lieutenant he
was awarded the gold medal in ths
rife Prsetiee al the regiment two years
ii sarsession.
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800 Ia valu.bl. surrestions.

MANY people, especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives. SUI
fer from what in general terms j. called
nervousness. Among an forms 81
treatment none has even approached in
success the intelligent use Of Dr. David
Kenncdys FavoFite Remedy, Of Rondo0t.
a. ". which promotes sn easy and MT
ural action Of The digestive organs ana
imparts tone to the nervous system.
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Golden wadainr Annirtrnarr.

The fftieth wedding anniversary az
MIR. and Mrs, !. b. George, q East
Hardwick, was quietly observed De.
cmher "a 81 their immediate friends
MI George. astive of Tapeham, went
70 East Hardwick III 1859, and has long
been identified wifh the business and
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The saerrane.. Of prayer RuE..

Verses from the Koran and other
passages considered sacred are gener-
aIly stamped on the fabrics used as
prayer rugs BY the Mehanueaans. and
ii Is criminal In oriental law 60 ex-
port such pieces. This u doubtless
because use By the oceidentaIs means
TIE fFeaSIng Of the sacred words un-
der irsdel feet
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WtHncr.
Paf.anre SIC is what xpn woaad can
an Ataaes7e GIRL
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