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the "Lohengrn Wedding March. preceded
the bridal party. Miss Amanda Moore, the
brides sister, who was her maid OF nonoi'
wore white chiffon over PINK messaiihe
silk the gown scattered with shaded PINK
geranium blossoms The long lines of the
81 mi -decollete gown gave a 1aceful Gre
clan effect and the big white hat wore
with it was lined with pink and had
crown of pink flowers and tulle. Her I'M
mense shower bouquet was of pink gera
NUNS.
The bride was escorted by her father
Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore. and Wore white
chiffon over mesSaline, with a border
around the skirt of cluny ana point
venice lace combined. and a tunlc effect
of the same lace. Her large picture hat of
white was faced with turquoise satin and
had tall ruchc of white fulle caught
with A large turquoise bow on the crown.
Her ornaments were turquoises and pen
dant, gift of the groom ana she carried
a bouquet of orchids.
Yhe church was decorated in white
and green. the chancel and altar in mag
nola blossoms and hundreds of white
wax tapers.
large reception at the bride IS home, the
decorations being entirely of flags and
hanging baskets of white flowers. The
lights were shaded with lanterns of the
Stars and Stripes. The beautiful old
fashioned garden was hung with Japanese
lanterns. where supper was served Sill
yer slippers filled with rice We're souvenirs
for the girls who assisted in the recep
ton. Lieut.. Commander Bristol is In COM
mand of the torpedo station at Newport.
R. L. where he and his bride will spend
the summer.
An interesting event of the past week
was the Wedding of Miss Clara Maurice
Joyce, daughter of Prof and Mrs. Maurice
A. Joyce. and Mr.. James Leo, jr., of
Jersey City. The marriage took place at
4 O'clock Wednesday afternoon at st.
Patrcks Church. and was solemnized by
Rev. Dr. Russell. Clusters of roses and
palms decorated the church, which was
filed with the friends of the two fam
church to the strains of the Bridal
Chorus from 'Lohensrin" The bride was
attended by her sister Miss Marie Joyce,
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Miss Edna M. Falconer.

as maid of honor, and Miss Dorothea
Morris, niece Of the groom. as flower
bearer. Mr.. Stephen Leo was best man
for his brother. The brides gown was
of white chiffon cloth, deliberately trim
med with lace and embroidered III seed
pearls she wore a long tule veil. fastened
with a coronet Of lilies Of the valley.
ana carried bouquet of bride roses.
Miss joyce wore dainty frock Of white
lace over pink silk, and carried a bouquet
OF pink roses. Following tlfe service al
the church there was a large reception
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce. TO
which relatives and intimate friends We're
invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo left Wash
1nston later in the evening for an eX-
tended honeymoon trip through Canada
alter which they will go 10 their home in
Jersey City. Mrs. Leos goingaway gown
was of green rajah, made princess with
black hat, trimmed in ostrich plumes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany are at
Newport. visiting their son-in-law and
derson.
The fourteenth annual reunion Of the
Georgetown Convent Alumnae Associa-
ton will take place Tuesday, June .,
Fh" sisters Of the visitation will entertain
che alumnae 1T luncheon.
Mr.. ANA Mrs Robert \. Chester an
noinc" tho engagements of their daugh-
tiers. Henrietta a. 10 Passed Midshipman
Harlow Trask kays of the United States
steamship Louisiana, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emory L. Rays Of Phoenix. Ariz, and
Matilda \, 10 Lieut.. Paai Allyn Capron.
nHed States Marine Corps. son of Mrs.
Aily7 capron and the late Capt. Allyn
Carron, Isl Artillery. L. S. A.
preliminary to a card party recently
was patterned after a picnic. The guests
approached the house through a lane
bordered with trees. flags and flowers.
and on the handle of the great front
doo- was a welcoming card which read
Walk in" The halls, profusely dec
GRATED with palms, ox-eyed daisies and
othe. flowers resembled a sylvan retreat
this effect being enhanced by a fern-em-
lowered spring on the landing OF the
stairs. over which was a penhaht marked
Picnic grounds" The drawing room
was festooned with asparagus vines inter
tvireu with red rosebuds. while the
dining room was a bower of greenery. In
the hall and in each of the rooms were
festooned steamers of red, white and
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very appropriate program of
weddings for Wednesday. The


very appropriate program of
weddings for Wednesday, The
noon events of Wednesday in
cude the Letter Williams and
the North Parker. and in the evening the
Upton Davis and the Caldwell Gibson
nuptials will interest many more The
marriage of Miss Julietts Williams and
Mr. Joseph Letter will, as already an
nounced. be a home ceremony, with the
breakfast an hour later at Rauscher's. to
which a company limited to relatives and
personal friends has been asked The
youthful bride. whose personal attrac-
tions have been the theme of so many
admiring comments, has been almost over
whelmed with beautiful gifts from her
own relatives and friends here and else
where as we'll as from the bridegroom
his relatives, etc. She will be picture in
her bridal dress of soft silk and lace and
her lovely jewels.
The marriage of Miss Isabella Parker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Southland
Parker. and Mr. Roscoe Calvin North
will also be a home ceremony in presence
of rela tives and few intimate friends.
Rev. Charles Wood of the Church of the
Covenant will officiate. The marriage of
Miss Lorraine Addison Davis and Mr.. J.
Kendsick Upton Wednesday evening will
take place at the home of Mr.. and Mrsl
z. G. Davis Miss Madeline Davis will
be maid Of honor for her sister. and the
Misses Mra and Lillian Davis, Miss
Margaret Barr and Miss Marie Fisher will
be brides maids. Mr.. Chester Clark will
be best man The marriage of Miss Nary
Ida Gibson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Gibson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ".
will take place at Hamline Church
at o'clock and a reception will follow
at the home of the brides parents.
A Wednesday afternoon wedding will be
that of Miss Antoinette Josephine Wilmer
and Mr. Horace NJ. Fulton at Ora ce
Evangelical Lutheran Church at , o'clock.
Miss Violet Wilmer. sister of the bride.
will be the paid of honor
Mr.. Rllton gave his bachelor dinner last
night at his residence on Thomas circle.
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entered the church with her brother. Mr..
Charles Selzle, and was met at the altar
by the groom. attended by his cousin.
Mr.. William NJ. O'Brien of Johns Hop
kins University. Baltimore. Miss Ethel
Leonard who was maid of honor. wore
a gown of pink silk and carried La France
roses. and little Mary Evelyn Gwinn, sis
ter of the groom, acted as flower girl.
The ushers We're James A. Severn, Myrvel
Zirkle. w. II. Pembroke and DR. J. Err
nest Smith. The sanctuary was beautiful
ly decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers. Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was served at the home Of
Mrs. John Van Zant sister of the bride.
to the relatives and intimate friends The
couple left on a la 2 train for extend
ed trip north. and upon their return will
reside at l13 4tn street southeast where
they will be at home after July /.
DIR. William Racoosin and Mrs W. Kar-
stem announce the engagement of their
sister Freda to DIR. Samuel Sacks The
at > O'Clock at Adas Israel Synagogue.
9th and l streets northwest.
Miss Elsie Cramer Of Walkersvile.
Frederick, Md. is the guest of her uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Remsburg of 1415
. street.
The Misses killinger, who have been
spending the winter and spring in the
Virginia, where they expect to spend the
summer, returning 10 Washington in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs TomkinS of East Capitol street ex-
poets to leave the city at early date to
spend the summer in Candd. Her three
children-Marie Lou, Helen and Dorothy
will spend the summer at Fairfax Court
house, Va.
Senator and Mrs. Burkett of Nebraska
and their three interesting daughters are
still in the city. but expect to leave June
L. Mrs. Burkett IS a popular hostess
having entertained extensively the past
season in their home. 1916 10th street
They will spend the summer at their
home in the west.
Senator Warner and Mrs. Warner of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Representative
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Northeast Harbor, Me, where they have
a cottage.
The naval attache of the Austrian en-
bassy and Baroness Preusschen will spend
the early summer travelling through the
Yellowston Park and Grand Canyon and
on the Pacific coast and expect to be In
New England for the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Breslauer and daughter
Rosa Of 112a Euclid street northwest will
be at home today from / to 10.
Mrs. Arthur Crist recent BRIDE will
snend the summer in San Francisco as
the guest of her parents. Admiral and
aIrs. kutz. while her husband proceeds to
the orient on the Wisconsin. which is with
the Atlantic squadron.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Glover have the
brother and sisterin-law of the former.
Rev DIR. and Mrs. Glover. staying with
them Mrs. Glover and her daughters
will go to her ranch in Napa valley. Cali
forria June 20 and Rear Admiral Glover
will join them next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Francis will
summer at North Haven. Me, for which
place they will start this week.
Mrs James Mcmillan and grahddaugh-
ter Miss Grace Jarvis Mcmillan. are the
guests of Mrs w. c. Mcmillan. Crosse
Pointe farms, near Detroit.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Meta May WinStcad. daughter of Mrs NJ.
O. Winstead of Rocky Mount. n. c.. to
DIR. j. Lane Carlton of Salisbury. n. c.
The wedding will take place June at
the home of the brides mother. After a
brief wedding journey the couple will
make their home in Salisbury Miss Win
stead has spent several winters in Wash
ington with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. King.
Col and Mrs. B. r. Russell will pass
the summer at Spring Lake, n. J., where
Mrs. Russell and children will be estab-
lished in the next few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kohl. the latter
formerly Miss Bessie Cooley of this city.
will spend the entire summer a. their
beautiful home at Lake Tahoe. Cal.
Mrs Greenlea. wife of Ensign Halford
Robert Greenlee. who, as Miss Edith Mil
lev. travelled across the continent from
this city to meet her tiance on the arrival
Of the ships III San Francisco, and whose
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marriage took place Immediately a1ter TIE
coming Of the fleet. has been spending 4
few weeks at Del Monte.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
n. Jones entertained party OF friends
at a musical. Those who played selec-
Misses Gladys Henderson, Mary Hooe.
Susie Mangum, Ida Haight. May Common.
Lucille Simpson, Gertrude Hooe. Hattie
Whitmore Eva Seek, Lyle Rush and Flor,
ence Burton. Mrs. Campbell gave several
recitations. Selections were sung by a
male quartet Others present were Mrs.
Seek Mrs Burton. Misses Marion Hooe.
H. E. Trenis Edith Reid. Julia Trenls.
Laura Reid, Leonora Smith. Annett Bur
ton. Media Jones, Miriam Jones. Messrs.
Kirk Campbell, Edgar Ebert Elton Brags.
Bond Smith, Hew Davis. Raymond Law
renson George Brent. Marion Pollock and
Mr. Brown. Refreshments were served
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will W.
Douglass, near Ballston. Va, was the
scene Tuesday last of one Of the prettiest
weddings Of the season. when their daugh-
ter, Mary Eula. was married 10 Mr. l..
Garland kendrick of Ballston. Va. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Tirhv Of the Ballston Presbyterian
Church. The bride was very becomingly
alfred in white, and carried bouquet
of bride roses, being attended by MISS
Corinne kendrick. who was attlred In
blue batiste. and carried White carIla'io oris
Mr.. Ralph Meyer was best man. Inc
ceremony took place promptly at
o'clock In the presence of the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. AFTER
concentrations refreshments were served.
The house was handsomely decorated In
red. gold and white. supplemented by a
labyrinth of roses and other flowers. The
happy couple left at p. m. amid the usual
accompaniment Of srice. etc. for a trip
north, including Boston by water, Niagara
Falls and New York city. The bride
was the recipient OF many beautiful and
useful presents.
At ST Peters Catholic Church last
Wednesday at 6 o'clock Miss Mary Stew
art Selzle and Mr.. Charles Walter Gwinn
were married by Rev. James o Brien, as
sisted by Rev T Morris The bride. who
was attired in a gown of white satin and
carried shower bouquet Of bride roses,
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O. ]. DeMOll & Co.,
1929, 1881. 1888 and 1887 G Street
New Pianos
and New Player
Pianos at
1876 Off
Regular Prices.

You're fortunate if
you've put off buying
that piano till now. We
offer you a choice OF our
big stock of High-grade
Pianos and Up-to-date
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Stop in and view these
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The marriage last Monday night in Mo
bile Ala of Mrs Helen Moore Thomas
and Lieut. Commander Mark Lambert
Bristol of the United States Navy at
Christ Church. at 9 O'Clock was a beaufi-
full event The chorister choir of men and
girls. all in white SUPPLIES and singing
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Mrs. aud Mss Hoyt. wife and daughter
Of Solicitor General Hoyt, are at Pomfret
Conn for the summer.
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Mrs. AlbeM lie. Breton and Miss LIE bre-
ION are in SanyRancisco after a series
If visits to other California cities.
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marriage took place Immediately after the
coming Of the fleet. has been spending
few weeks at Del Monte.
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Mrs. Richard Townsend has leased Ell
sinore a, Bar Hanoor for the summer.
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Authorities on
Correct" Dress.
Another Henry HUT picture
given free tomorrow.

Only thousand of them: therefore, must reques
than This is the second picture OF this series which
us in color The great demand for the first eviden
by people who admire artistic illustrations Absolutely
chase Second Floor-Women's Department.
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Continued on Second Pase.l
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Samuel T Atkinson.

Northeast Harbor. Me, where they have
a cottage
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2 Gen and Mrs. Clarence Edwards have
taken a place on Cape Cod for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Edwards and their little daugh-
ter will go there this week.
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Mrs C;reenlea. wife of Ensign Halford-
Robert Greenlee. who, as Miss Edith Mil
ler. travelled across the continent from
this city To meet her tiance on the arrival
of the ships III san Francisco, and whose
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Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Kohl the latter
formerly Miss Bessie Cooley of this city.
will spend the entire summer a. thsir
beautiful home at Lake Tahoe. Cal
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Mr. and Mrs. S. BreSlauer and daughter
Rosa Of 1129 Euclid street northwest will
be at home today from to 10.
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Tommy Thompson is'at Alb
ercrotnbia for a few days visit.
For a farm loan, see f. b.
Schneider. Rates the lowest.
If ITO
Don't forget the dates of the
Fair; Sept 22-23-24 and 20, four
big days.
The Dode Fiske Dog and
Pony show h Id fourth at
Breckenridge Wednesday.
John Wainaus stopped off
here between trains today on
his way home at Woodruff.
For Sale-Good $50 go-cart
auto wheels, good as new, goes
cheap. Call at Times office.
E. II. Myrha and wife left
Wednesday mo: ming for the
Lakes. They will be guests Al
the Wolfe COTTAGE while there.
Mrs. V. Bennett who mas
been visiting wish the Croe Iser
; family at Lispon returned 10
| Wahepton Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick cams
down from Fargo Tuesday and
will spend several days here
the guest of the Harris ia nily,
The Republican County Cen
teral Committee met lin This
city last Monday and elected
Theo Albrech as chairman.
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It's up to you-The Times to
new subscribers until after the
election for 15c.
Florence Wright went down
to the lakes today for a few
days visit at the Shea cottage.
Miss Anna Little leaves for
Spokane, Washington Satur-
day evening.
Mary Coffman arrived Tues
day from Graceville and will
spend the summer with Mrs.
Hatcher.
Agnes Wainaus returned
home today after spending
carnival week with Miss
Erickson.
Miss Agnes Myrha who has
been visiting at Minor for sew
eral days returned to Wabpeton
today.
Mrs. Chas. Leistipow, who
has been the guest of Mrs.
Matt Brown for sometime left
for her home at Rugby today.
Fred E. Smith left Monday
morning for Shore Acres on
Sturat Lake for a visit with his
family who have been spend
ing the summer there.
John Thompson stopped off
here Tuesday on his way from
Montana. He returned to his
home at mount Tuesday
evening.
Farmers should prepare their
fine stock for RichIand
County's Great Fair. which
will be held Sept. 22 2,33-224 and
%.
Ethel Peterson who has
been spending the summer at
home of A. o. Hides at
breckenridge returned to her
home at Appleton, Minnesota
today.
Free voting contest for most
popular lady starts Monday at
'Dreamland," each admission
person to five votes.
fhe prizes can be seen in Veil
eaux jewelry store. The prizes
are a solid gold filled watch.
solitaire diamond ring and
handsome bracelet. The con.
est promises to be very excit-
ng.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve is especially good
or piles, but it is also recon-
nended nearly everywhere for
'nything when salve is
leeded. 1t is soothing, cool
ng and healing. Be sure to
,et DeWitt's Witch Hazel
'alve when you ask for it.
We sell and recommend it.
'old by All Druggists.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

We wish to inform the gener-
al public that my undertaking.
rooms are under the charge Of
ID. N. LaChance a licensed EN-
balmer will give the business
his special attention, calls at
tended to day or night.
Nv. w. w. Jameson.
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Marriage License issued.

Aug. Z, Fred w. Rigge oil
Annanoose, N. ID. and Miss
Lena schweitzer of Wahepton.
Aug. Z. Arnnie Kjelstrup
and Clara HeIing, both of
Hankinson.
Aug. 8. Albert Wesley Of
Wahpeton and Miss Oil;a
Wood OF New Rome, Wis,
were married by ]. n. Jurgeu-
sen.
Aug. z. Harry BlakeIy OF
Darlington and Anna Mapa-
line Schultz of Hankinson,
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H. Hull was All Abercrona-
bia visitor Monday.
Order your to wnship blank,
from the Times office.
Clara Westby, of Ortonville,
visited with friends here Tues
day on her way to Wadena.
MARRIED:-Aug. 6. Samual
Ellis and Mary Gruauberg,
both of Wahpeton, by Rev.
Hafuer.
For fire insurance, see F. B.
Schneider. . OF the best old
line companies represented.
If ITO
J. w. Deverick. formerly of
this city is row located at Ty-
Ter where he is buyiug wheat
for the Farmers Elevator.
MARs1ED:-Aug. Z. Joh n
Halyundseth, OF Abercron,bia
and Miss Christina johnson of
Muskegon, Wis. Judge Jersim
officiating.
Major PrTdon went to ST.
Paul Saturday evening" to visit
with his sister Mrs. T. e.
Lynch returning Monday even
ing.
About midnight Sunday
evening the depot at WynG-
mere was burnt to tie ground.
How the fire started 70 not yet
known.
The Tunes will 'be sent 10
new subscri;oers f:,om now,
until after the electias1 for &c
one nickAe ard dig1e that's
all.
Miss Martha Schrltz en6
Harry Biakley, of Mantadore
were married at the home OF
the brides parents Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock. Father
Simmons officiating.
A. Granrath has been award
ed the contract for tie con-
struction of the cement block
bank building at Galchstt, for
A. K. Tweto. The White Lu,n-
Der Co. furnishes the material.
Nick Meyer Of the Meyer
& Marsh barber shop is taking
a two or three weeks off duty
at the shop and will take a trip
with the Parker Carnival Com.
pany as a member of the band.
He Joined them at Fergus Fails
Tuesday.
Bring your waist, collars
cuffs, stand covers, doilies, etc.,
to be embroidered. Lessons
given to children and adults
in cut work, eyelet, shadow
wallachian. silk and Hedebo
or Danish embroidery at No.
200, South Second Street. In
quire for Mrs. Larsen. GLIB
Mrs. Meyers and daughter
Elizabeth who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in the
east, were the guests of Mrs.
Meyers brother, John P. Reeder
and family over Sunday. They
left Monday morning for their
home at Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia.
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For lime, brick and cement
see John Rischard. If
George and Marion Sunder-
hauf are spending a few days
at the Lakes.
Howard Jones who has been
the guest of G. \. Mexican and
family for sometime returned
to Yellowstone Park Monday.
For flrst-class cleaning, re-
pairing and pressing take your
clothing to John Brown the
Tailor.
Miss Rose Watcher who has
been visiting with relatives
here for sometime left for
visit at Tintah Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glasko,
left Monday morning for a
three weeks visit with relatives
at Three Rivers, Michigan.
FoR SALE-Some fine pedi-
greed Pointer pups, Of the best
breeding in the United States,
also g. pure Llewellyn Setter
dog, Joseph Simard, Wahpeton
Clara Hanson left Wednes-
day morning for Fergus Falls,
Minn., dor visit with her Sis
ter Ida, who underwent an
operation at that place Tues
day.
FoR SALE CHEAp-New Nc
Cor,nick and Queen Binder
Complete rebuilt threshing rig.
second hand 13eering Biner.
G. w. Horton, S16 Seventh St.
4wk.
Mrs. Eth INA Smith who has
beem visiting with her sister
Mrs. Dow for some time left
for Lake Clitheral Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs Dave
Watson.
:. L. y, Sn1ith, who was at one
time manager of che Antelope
Farm at Mooreton. but has
been living at Brooklin, N. Y.
fcr the past eve years is in the
city THE week. He expects to
move to Spokane, Washington.
Up-to-date literary. bust
ness and music courses at Con-
cordia College Moorhead MINI.
Cooking and d es M a XII n e
for girls, Carpenter work for
boys. Special offer to High
S C h DOL Graduates. Send for
illustrated catalog. 866s.
Automobile for sale in first
class order. G. w. Horton 9TH
street. If
Commissioner John Gent
graft, of Summit township re-
ports that the grasshoppers in
his locality are destroying the
lax crop, he says about one
1alf of his crop is destroyed.
He says that it appears that
ields along uncultivated land
ire damaged the most, as the
loppers hatch in the wild and
1ncultivated lands.
Miss Kiffe who has been
trimmer for Miss Sambo for
'everal months returned to her
lone at Sioux Falls, So. Oak.