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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Nov ttts April istb -s.os
.n1 ntt their Petition. W5ft sons P..
Au4rAfnt 9uufy Cirruff Stne Clsa<
which letltion Is duly IA
o. W. II. tphRm. ulsfr.ssa b. -
other things PiaintiT. shsngs =
Q CIV nor and the haid-e that ~
\ lnlloNfng iaud situst. lie M
~. Als1oan. and Are Ia hldnst
lon q the same to sit. eetlal
Npft hne 81 Western Arsesa siss.
nonh lire Of Love St.. tnish
NoKkco. Nissunn. and ~, N tAs ~
Hoe o. Love street n 80 ioa .
finning .norh paISA pau
AFenna - feet TO the ro-s VT ~
TIE tn1Et Of land sold A. @at -
- n Heron 10 Chari- ~ IfsgaS,
81 Book - page 81 reco-S. 10, n
thence West q feet 10 a. sad
Of land sold and covered laed,o
% James heece. recoFdedt I, AsnS
q said rrcorua. Themes sf-.i 1k ; !,
ttreet stnel1cf east On the -. titfl
street ieet ! othe point M aht 4
~ the Clfy 81 Mf2ieo, IN lsl
SLATE; that The PLAINTIFF 49, yoSs1l
Nnom they ciaim have teer less
actosL ope1- notoro1s. egnftM u :
ftrsf possession Of said tardss III
y their 0Hn and paying an S,.AlA4
Tor more than ~ couseeutivs ais =
that noEe q defendants ~ snhga
session d said lands OF nsi5 "a +
on during the last % years y, Alaj
act1cn 20 recofer same. piueli1
ftAiutiits state that Joseph i
many yeau agO and the pams fesna J
utttzee1 Aselgns are uaknos
= Ana RAAlntiHs state thsf !, w
believe tAere are persons No w y
s1la tcll e.tese menincnse he,s1s \
an interest," m the same as ~.
eet1fue % saio Joseph Fearson
- tnroaxh o. under bin,
cannot insert heretn became ,si@
known 70 pia1httrs and uhoss NJ
c4n1ot osscnpe herein hecsn.s
~ Are unknown TO piAintfas ~,
tnett n9sle4Re extends. the n,
~ uetenaahts, ~ any. are deaSS
EtANees y assigns OF said JossrS
49, of = eiAiming By, ihfSos
III sherelcfs oSsered By the o.s
Anafnin Oocnty Ctrcuh Sour IN
that publication b. mNde ha
the defendants aforesaid 49, N1i
cauan8enced against them y
Court Of Andrafn County, MntAs
1ee1 and general NATURE a. -Ial
tain a decree Of said Court
tins title TO said lands ana Es.,
TITS AL the right, title ana sistHlsA
PENDANTS in said land and tSsf s.qE
ants and those who might rletr4l q
or under them. be forevs- elh
claiming any title or interest 10
certhe provisions OF seettop
Statutes Of Missouri $50. All "a
defendants, the unkDovn -"
and assigns Of Joseph PsA-o.
ana all persons claiming or
claim under him. are hereby no,ss
filing Of this suit. the Object ~
ture thereof.znd unless you hass
the next regular term ofthe 49,
Circuit Court. 10 be begun a1s Is1
Court House IN Mexico, Au5r,.
Missouri. on the FIRST MondsT IL "
and on or before the nrr dzr -
answer or otherwise plead n \.
petition the same will le takens ~
and decree rendered Is pave
And Il d further ORDERED In,
hereof Be published In tn Nsrs.a
LEDGER. a weekly ne1span1,
in Audnin County, Missouri 49,.
successfully, the last insertion q y
fifteen days before the nrsi dsy N
| Of Court
a true copy from ths Record
/ tsEALAl Attest. ". r. N0Rps
Fry a Rodgers, Attys. for Piaisds1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

MISS FLORENCE KIRKPATRICK "a
hume from Farber, where she has been
teaching Ia the primary department
q the public school. Miss Kirkpat-
rick was reelected 70 teach In the
same department next year. Prof. J..
a. Rain was also reelected as prfnci
pal and Miss Cnswell for the inter.
mediate. The Farber school is among
The best in the county, and the board
Is % be congratulated On its selection
o. teachers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
ELECTION al

The election AZ Yandalia On April
seventh resulted in electing the fol.
lowing officers:
John GatsOn, mayor;J. r. Humphry,
W. g. McCune,R w. Moore and John
Ryan, aldermen; s. NJ. Branstetter,
city assessor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:

Having landed in Mexico from the farm in
Feb, 1867, l remember very distinctly the opening
of Lewis Phillip in 1868. While left Mexico in
1875, / have watched the gradual growth from
the comparatively small beginning, to the present
large business attained by S. & N. Phillip, and
feel that its present proportions could not have
been attained except through square dealings with
its many customers, thus m~eriting the continued
confidence of all who have been dealing with the
firm during these many years. l congratulate
you on the present magnitude of the business, and
believe you will continue to grow, by maintaining
in the future, as in the past, correct methods of
transacting business. c.. G. DANIEL,
Cashier Vandalia Banking Asso., Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
NOTICE OF SAIL UNDER
OF TRUST.

Whereas. ]. II. Boone and AnhhS
his wife, by their certain dee
dated March lst, A. y. lAe, 1uu
edged and recorded in TIE ~
records within and for Aaaasssy
Missonri.in Book SEAT page v \
to the undersigned Trustee, w 4
described real estate, situate ~
county. Missouri. that IS t0sSy.
west fourth M OF the Norths X
tl OF section Twenty-Eight ull
Fifty @0l. north. Range seven
the tth D. M, containing ioI9 y
moro or less. which said c9h'S
made in trust TO secure we /
tEo certain promissory IVY
deed OF trust described 2 ssSi
number two 50 secured by sag ~
Is now past due and unpaid'Ia ~, ~ Z
Guthrie. the Trustee Nance VA
OF Trust. at the request OF y :"
of said note. will on a
SATURDAY, MAY lbh Y
proceed TO sell the property 9toH
at public vxndne to the hlSnss i
the front door OF the Court HUI y
CO, Missouri. for cash to pay ~
the costs and expenses d cav
trust. ruprr N
It'd NJ. B.GtIhh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

The collection az the Christian
Church Sunday School Easter Sunday
was ISL -. and the attendance wa
30S. s. W. Dry Is superintendent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

hAss Iraa TOnllDson has reEigned
Der position ~ pianist AZ the Grand
cpsn Hons&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

County Collector, T. +. Eoden, IL At,
tending ; state meeting u county cd.
ieetoss ct Moberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Golden wedding Anniversary,

OSioSn HeOoAAS AhAlscEsArg
John Atchison celebrated his ff-
tieth wedding anniversary to-day.
John is seventy yearS old, and bis
many friends wish him and bis god
wife many happy returns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Barney Fodder Dead

Barney, the FIVE year old son OF Mr..
and Mn. Frank Feeder residing about
! miles northeast Of this city. died
Tuesday morning
The funeral vas held Wednesday
Afternoon ati:30 at Providence church,
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Ir. W. R. ROdes had a birthday
party to-day Doctor says he was
~thirty-seven years old" 1t seems to
the writer, this oeinR the case, be
must have adopted DIS. Ian and Ned.
rs Myers left for Texas, Tuesday on,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Urban Weimer is dangerously IN
At the home Of his daughter, Nm
BOWers, In st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Joe L. Cauthorn has the thanks Of
the Ledger for late san Diego papers.
giving an account Of the arrival Of the
big feet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
ORDER OF Pusrlc.@,,.>
ooassso q 1sssSssIhs s.

In TIE cirsua Conc
" n Uphan AID Ida N IL
-
ne enknevn Heirs. dsv.s.
of5oseDh Pearson. &c.. aaa
penons CLAIMING a, At y
under him @igtta,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:

MeSsrs. S. & N. Phillip:
have for a number of years bought all OF
my clothing at Phillips, leaving it to you to select
the quality and style of the article, and | choosing
the color only, and can cheerfully say that | am
perfectly satisfied.
have no h~esitancy in recommending your
honesty, energy and public spiritedneSs.
You c~ertrinly have my best wishes for the
future, and l feel that you deserve all the good
things that viii be said of you on your Fortieth
Anniversary. JOE C0NSIDINE,
Stockman, Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Rriek comnany Organlll

"a
The directors OF the NEW
and Fire Clay company cour
J. W. Million, W. W. Fly a.
lie, W. W. Harper and I. D -
met at the Office OF W. W. y
day morning and organizes J. ~, ,
ed Officers as follows; } w.
president; w, w. Fry Vlcsr y
and counsel; w. W. Harper :
and treasurer. ,,,s
Arrangements were maue IA,
new kiln at once, and Tue ss
were asked TO pay Sky
their subscription by the Nv" /.
Maj, In order that this
pushed as RAPIDLY as possloie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

influential citizens and present
Meszrs S & N. Phillip:
knew your father back in the COS. He
was my friend.
It is to your credit that you have kept pace
with the enterprise and progress inaugurated by
him.
| want to congratulate you on this 10th
Anniversary Of your business success.
E D. GRAHAM,
Mayor of Mexico.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
| have watched with pride the growth,
development and modern methods of the Phillip
Clothing House for the last quarter of a century,
until today their mammoth establishment would
do credit to a city many times larger than this.
heartily congratulate the present proprie-
tors, S. & n. Phillip, on their success and wish
them a long and prosperous career.
A. d. JACKSON,
Cashier Southern Bank.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
knew your Father before you did and his
friendship is one of my pleasant recOllections.
4hG " O0NG AA0NG VIII ALL ~ N1hG AAC
business that he had buiIded so well, and pro-
gressed it to its present proportions, is worthy of
congratulations.
During my 40 years acquaintance with the
House of Phillips, | have always considered its
methods above reproach. JN0 X. BROWN.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
| remember the opening of Louis Phillip,
l. a-A1A - g A. $1,000 IA.-A e l.U.- =
1868, have watched the gradual growth from a
small beginning to the present magnitude of S. &
N. Phillip, and feel that square dealings, and
an uprightness of business character, have gained
for the present firm its prestige of today.
| congratulate you on successfully having
survived your 4Oth Anniversary, and wish you
many more years of usefulness.
]. E. SIMMS,
Ex-Judge County Court.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
have known the House of Phillips all my
life. From Father to Sons, they are gentlemen,
with whom it has been a pleasure to do business.
To purchase of Phillips is a guarantee of quality.
The success the firm has attained is merited.
Here's to your 40th. Long life and prosperity.
JOHN w. TRIMBLE,
Stockman and Farmer, Santa Fe.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
The House of Phillips has my highest
esteem for their business integrity and progressive
energy.
can look back with entire satisfaction and
pleasure to 80 years of personal and business
acquaintance.
The energy and public spirit of Lewis
Phillip, is one of my most pleasant memories.
With my best wishes for the future.
]. F. LLEWELLYN,
Druggist.
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
came to Mexico ~forty-one years ago, and
remember well the modest start that Louis Phillip
made in the Clothing business about q year later.
| have watched the constant growth of that bust
ness firm year by year, under its founder and
under the enterprising management Of his sons,
S. & N. Phillip, until it has reached its present
magnificent appointment. Constant attention to
business, coupled with honesty and uprightness
with an answering desire to forge to the front,
is the key to all.
You are entitled to congratulations of all of
our good citizens, and / herewith extend YOU mine.
C. F. CLARK,
Ex-Representative Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

In the Ctreui, court-Jan Ten,
Charles II. Lyman. Plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:

Your beautiful store and progressive spirit
are worthy of my commentator.
A. w. KOKENDOFFER.
Pastor Christian Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
ORDER OF PUBLICArIOy

state Of Missouri,
County Of Audnin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:

Ihaye been intimately acquainted with the
Phillip firm of this city since the foundatian of its
business in 1868.
Lewis Phillip, the founder, was one of
Mexico's most public spirited and successful
business men; and his sons, 81 and Ma Phillip.
have developed and enlarged the business left bv
their father. The prestige of the Phillip boys,
follows close attention to business and fair dealing
with the public.
You have a right to be proud of your
Fortieth Anniversary. Wishing you many and
happy returns, | remain, Sincerely yours,
R. NJ. WHITE,
Editor and Proprietor Mexico Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

6n1s RzitAzl Day An pEtiEs Re.
ErSatsL Best oztuz in III eo1n-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Messrs. S. & N. Phillip:
Messrs. S. & n. Phillip:

y A1AlP'
Some years since an inquiry was made
regarding l. Phillip & Sens. | replied. tTbis
firm is highly responsible and of unouestionad
integrity"
The mantle of the old firm has certainly
fallen on the new. S. M. LOCKE.
Cashier Savings Bank.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
ELKS PREPARING ID STAGGER LOS
 ANGELES ARIZONA BUNCH WILL GO TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
 BY HUNDREDS.
Program Contc.rplstcs Charte-ing Of Six Special Double Header Trains Globe Lodge Win Be on Hand With Boosters, 200 Strong.

The local lodge of Elks, in -oonjunc- tion with Elks in all parts of the ter ritory, are making elaborate prepara- tions for the grand meeting of Elks to be held in Los Angeles next year.
 During the territorial fair at Phoe. nix there will be territorial meet. ing of the antlered herd, at which com mittees will be appointed and a pro. gram arranged. At this meeting the parade uniform will also be decided upon.
 The Arizona Elks, acting as one great lodge, have chartered a hotel in Los Angeles for the national meeting. Trains will also be eharteder, it being the intention to run at least six special trains into the City of Angels, one or more of them being double-headers. It is thought that at least 2000 Arizona EIks will attend the California meet. ing.
 Globe Elks will perhaps go 200 strong. The members are now arranging for "The Reunion. An effort will be made to raise between $l2,000 and $l6,000 to defray the expense of the Globe con- tingent and do good job of boosting for Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

PHOENIX, October l6.-Many re- quests have come to the fair commis- sieneEs asking that relay race for ladies be one, of the attractions at the fair. Considerable enthusiasm has been awakened in this event in several of the counties, and it is the desire to secure at least one representative lady rider from each county in the territory.
 It is planned that the race will be distance of two miles, with a change of horses at each half mile. It is not intended that the ladies will have to mako the changes of saddles and equip ment, but that this will be attended to by assistants. If sufficient number of entries can be secured, the relay race will be run in three divisions, one on each of three days of the fair. The ladies finishing first, second and third in the first days race are to receive s75, $50 and $25 respectively, the same prizes to apply 10 winners in the sec ond days contest, the six winners in these two races to contest on the third day for the championship of Arizona, for which event prizes of $75, $50 and $25 will be given.
 It is to be remembered that the transportation of the horses which may be used by the ladies in this event can be shipped to Phoenix and returned free of charge, so there win be no ex- pense in that direction. The horses must have been used in at least three rodeos. Any further information can be secured from the secretary of the fair, at Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

\ RRY SANDERSON stared T; the appari- lion with d strange feeling. like rising from
 the dead The aristo-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
Satan Sanderson By HALLE ERMINIE RIVES
 Author of Hearts Courageous" etc
 Copyright 1908. The Bobbs Merrill Company
CHAPTER vII-(Continucd).

Harry smiled grimly. He had al- ways been "at ease in Zion" He wore sumptuous clothes. The ruby in his ring would bring what this plodding exhorter would call fortune. At this moment Hede. his dapper Finn chauf feur, was polishing the motor car for him to take his cool evening spin. That very afternoon he had put into the little safe in the chapel study 5000 In gold which he had dra wn. a part for his charities and quarterly payments and part to take with him for the exigencies of his trip. Tic street evan gelist over there preaching paradise and perdition to the grinning yokels often needed square meal and was lucky If he always knew where hc would sleep.
 The thread of his thought broke The bareheaded figure had ended his harangue. The eternal fires were bank ed for time. while. seated on a camp stool at his melodeon. he proceeded to transport his audience to the heavenly meads of the New Jerusalem. 
 Two. three verses of an old fashioned hymn he sang. and after each verse more of the bystanders. some in reai earnestness. some in impious hilsrity. | shouted in the chorus: Palms of victory. Crowns of glory, Palms of victory shall wear!' Harry walked on in a brown study. the refrain ringing through his brain. At the chapel gate lounged his chauf- feur awaiting orders.
 Firing the car roupd. Hede." said Harry. "and l sha'n't need you after that tonight. I'll drive her myself You can meet me at the garage"
 The study was pitch dark. and Run- my halted on the threshold with q low, omipous gro-:l as Harry fumbled for the electric switch. As he found and pressed il and tEe place flooded with light. he saw a figure there. the figure of . man wbo had been sitting alone, beside the empty hearth, who rose. shrinking back from the sudden bril- llancy
 II was Hugh Stires.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

bRU USu Uod CuCc leave 1tT
 itg' upoh ,oucbad his parched lips with his tongue. Again that nervous, sidelong look. that fear ful glance over his shoulder.
 "I had no money to work it. had to live. Besides, I'm tired of the whole thing"
 The backward glance, the look of dread. were tangible tokens. Harry translated them.
 You are not telling the truth" he said shortly. "What have you done?" Hugh finched, but he made sullen answer: "Nothing. What should I have doner'
 That is what l am now inquiring of myself" said Harry. "Your face is a book for any one to read I see things written on it, Hugh-things that tell a story of wrongdolng. You are afraid"
 Hugh shivered under the regard. Did his fee really tell So muchl ...--~-,-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
RUSSIAN CRUISER STRANDED.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 16.--The Russian protected cruiser 0leg, which ran aground about twenty miles from Libau yesterday, is fast on reef, badly damaged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

Se lHe uedu. De HrIStO-
 cratic features were ravagcd like nicked blade Dissipi. tion. exposure. shame and unbridled passion had each set its separate seal upon the handsome countenance Hugh's clothes were shabby gentecI and the old sinking grace of wearin. them was gone. A thin beard covered his chin. and his shifiy look. as he turned it first on Harry and then nerv- ously over his shoulder. had in it a hunted dread, a doGging terror. con- stant and indefnablc. From bad to worse had been swift descent for Hugh Stires.
 The wave of feeling ebbed. Harry drew the window curtains, swung d shade before the light and motioned to the chair
 ''Sit down." he said
 Hugh looked his old friend in the face moment: then his unsteady glance fell to the white carnatlop in his lapel as he said, ''I suppose you wonder why have come here"
 Harry did not answer the implied question. His scrutiny was deliberate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
VISITING LAWNS SAVED
 BY ELKS RED CROSS
lContinued from Page One)

Today the Elks and their local friends, which means everybody who is anybody, are preparing for the big an- niversary ball which is to be given, tat Dreamland tonight. This promises to be one of the most brilliant social functions ever given here, and those who have been favored with invitations are congratulating themselves.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

There will be public speaking, on the topics of the day, at the court room, next Monday night at p. r,., conducted by the Bryan-Keyn club.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17

critical and in quiring w hat have you been doing the last year?" he asked
 "A little of ev. erything," re piled Hugh "l ran q bucket shop with Mo reau in Sacra. Tn c n { O for awhile. Then l went over in the mining country. l took up a claim at Smoky Nj O u n { a i n. That's W ort h som ething or may be some time"
 "Why did you leayo it2u
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
LADIES' RACE WILL BE FEATURE AT
 PHOENIX
RUN WILL BE TWO MILES, WITH CHANGE OF HORSES AT
 HALF MILES.

Mounts Must Have Been Used at Least in Three Rodeos-Fair Management Plans Three-D Day Contest for Ladies' Championship of Arizona.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26
Fortune.

III fortune never crushed that man
whom good fortune deceived not.
therefore have coHnseled my friends
never to trust to her fairer side
though she seemed to make peace
with them; but to place AL things
she gave them so as she nigh, ask
them again without their trouble.
she might take them from them, not
pun them; TO keep always a distance
between her and themselves. He
knows not his own strength that hath
not met adversely. Heaven prepares
good men with crosses: but no i'll can
happen to good man. Contraries
are not mixed Yet that which hap
pens to any man may to every man.
But il is in his reason what he SC
counts it and Will make it.-B-a n
Jonsor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26
Old.Time Fountain Pens.

II is popular fallacy that fountain
pens are quite a modern invention. As
q matter of fact. an old work of refer.
ence published in 1895 contains an Il
lustration OF a fountain pen, the ap
pearance OF which is very much like
those sold at the present time. Its con
struction. however, was some nat
elaborate and clumsy, the pen consist
ing OF various pieces of metal. which
had TO be screwed and unsccewed be
Tor. the pen could be used.-T. bits
Our Peal Army.
No nation ever can or ever did main
tain Al all times a standing arIrE sEf-
icieutly great to defend itself against
ali other powers. The strength aHt
he dependence of every ro.erl-naa
is in her citizen soldiers, aud is h..
exact proportion to their bEal l1y an
effectiveness. The state milit.a" 81
naticral guard" in our own cauHu )
the auxiliary reserve IN England the
Iandwehr and the La1.istUTtI in Gel
many. stand behind and form thn graa
lilitary reserve OF TIE =eSular arni s
0r these nations. NY and Nay
life
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26
Beware Of Frequent Colds

A succession of colds or protracted
cold is almost certain to end in chrome
catarrah. from which few persons ever
wholly recover Give every cold the
attention it deserves and you may
avoid this disagreeable disease. How
can you cure cold. Why not try
Chamberlain Cough Remedy? 1t is
highly recommended. Mrs. NJ
White, of Butler, Tenn, says: Sever
al years ago | was bothered with
my throat and lungs. Someone told
me of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
began using it and it relieved me
at once. Now my throat and lungs
are sound and we'll. For sale by j
J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26
CrocodiIes Along the Nile.

Al the sound of The shot the whole
NJ this bank of the river, over the ex
tent OF at least a quarter of a mile
sprang into hideous life, and my com
runions and l saw hundreds of croco-
dies. of all sorts and sizes. rushing
madly into the Nile, whose waters
along the line of the shore were
lashed into white foam. exactly as a
heavy wave had broken.
1t could be no exaggeration to say
that at least a thousand OF these sau-
rians had been disturbed at single
shot.-Strand Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26
PAIN MADE A DEFINITE POINT
No Manner of Doubt as to Location Of
Trouble.

Angelina Spring, in spite Of the
beafific sound OF her name, had a bad
temper. One day she insisted on cry
ing, and protested when the question
was put often enough to elicit an an
swer that she had a pain Exactly
where. she would not or could not de
scribe. Her persistent fretting finally
scr for her 4 vigorous spanking.
Attsr tlo punishment there was
quiet \ caller came, and heard the
tale
you sec" said Mrs Spring. she
Kept saying that it hurt her but she
wouldn't say where. So there seemed
no otner way TO stop her bawling than
to spank her"
Kind Of lecali2ing the pain?" sug.
eested the visitor.
Yes" agreed Mrs Spring, heartily
That is it precisely. y."-Youth's Com
panion.