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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-10
Crocodile Tears.

The expression crocodile tears" can
be found in almost every European
language, but it is doubtful if one in
a thousand of those who use It have
an idea of its origin. We are told In
the Bestiary of Guillaume lie Clerc
that when the crocodile finds an un-
wary traveller it devours him, but aft
erward weeps over him all the rest Of
its life. This is very evidently the al
lusion in "Othello," Each drop she
falls would prove a crocodile"
There is another version Of the ia
BILE. however. which is more often re-
ferred to in literature and according to
which the crocodile sheds tears in or
der to allure the traveller to desruc-
ton. Shakespeare alludes to this in
the passage where he tells how
The mournful crocodile
With sorrow snares relenting passengers.
-"2 Henry w." I. IA
Poets Love-"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-10
A H0RNLESS
DILEMMA,
BY MARION DEXTER.

fCopyrighted 1909. by Associated Literary
Press.
Harold McCrea's comfortable turn
pike Of life was suddenly barred by a
dilemma-a three pronged one. he called
what a confounded tangleT he
snarled. and because the grating of his
unoiled revolving chair accorded with
his feelings he twisted it right and
left till the senior member Of the firm
ratified the doorknob in white hot rage.
"Idiot!' was the greeting through a
crack In the door. Respect mans
nerves. can't you"
Brought to a standstiIl, he dropped
his plump cheeks in his palms and
grappled the dilemma in a mighty en-
deavor to see way out, but the cheer
lessness of. midnight met him at every
turn.
"If it hadn't been for that misera BILE
pup" he groaned. 1.-The matters scarf
wouldn't have been torn. If it hadn't
been for the scarf I'd never have gone
to the mender's. If had gone to the
members Id never have seen Flossie.
My wedding day wouldn't have had
cloud, 'and Lucia and mother and !
would have been happy ever after.
But
The immensity of the problem smote
his heart with the chill Of a damp, cold
hand; the soft brown waves skirting
his temples and forehead stood out
like curled points Of horn in response
to distracted currying and combing of
nervous fingers, but not even afar off
was there gleam of light.
"The mother will be broken heart
ed" he muttered disconsolately, land
Lucia His thoughts ricochetted
backward to the day when she, the
little adopted sister, had been brought
home and presented to him.
That was just after his fathers
death, when the house was unbearably
still and lonely. He had been just
fourteen, he remembered, and Lucia
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-10

FATHER.
nearly twelve and from the very first
minute they had been chums. There
strife.
That was what put the idea of mar
riage into his mothers head and caus-
ed her to build her every hope for a
serene old age on such foundation.
And he and Lucia had been willing
too-that is, after the newness' of the
idea had passed.
But now-and every day made it
plainer-he knew what the love he had
given Lucia was-the calm, even sur
face of a brothers affection, not the
turbulent. feverish love of a lover.
With her, though. it was different
that is, it had somehow got to be Aif-
ferent.
y OF late she had changed. Her gay
ETY. and sparkling color were gone; her
eyes, big and unnatural. followed him
everywhere, yet only too obviously she
avoided him. His mother. too. was
unlike herself, her usual cheerfulness
replaced by nervous restlessness.
you're killing them" he fiercely be-
rated himself. You're changed your
self. and they see it. The mater wor.
ries, but Lncia-just SUPPOSE
His thought snapped like the break
ing Of string. A startling object had
reared itself in the foreground of de-
pressing picture. 1T was Lucia. ema-
ciated. the blue eyes peering sadly
from dismal caves-a wreck, not even
a resemblance to the dear girl he had
knowh.S
"I'll give 1t up." he groaned. "Flos-
sic doesn't know. and l wouldn't for
worlds hurt mother and Lucia"
After that he stayed home more
making strenuous endeavor to put af
fairs back on the old footing. Per.
suaded by small glimmerings and
patches Of sunshine, he fancied he was
succeeding. He was forgetting Flos-
sic, too-not forgetting exactly. but
keeping his brain so busy that there
was no room for thought of her.
But 1t was incomprehensible, he
grumbled, and most annoying that
even one glimpse of her on a street or
in a car. no matter how indistinct or
far away, would so fill his whole brain
and heart that his good intentions flew
before 1t like handful of feathers be-
fore gust Of wind.
'T'm getting on" he congratulated
himself after breakfast conspicuous
for merriment. "I'm bound to get on"
he added grimly. slamming the hall
door and making dash for passing
car. Out of breath, but relieved and in
high spirits, he made his way to a
vacant seat and dropped down beside
--Flossie.
'There's no use in putting up a
light" he confded to himself in deep
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Results After Using.
Boston. Ga, ian. 10. 1909.

Boston. Ga, Jan. 10. 1909
Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamtop. n. Y.
Gentlsmen. Some time ago was
troubled with kidney troubled thought
for some time | was suffering with Dia-
betes ] had severe pains IN my back
and hips. a friend recommended
SwampRoot and decided to give II a
Trial. ] obtained bottle from drug
gist and ahter taking few doses. felt
relieved After taking several bot
ties the PAIN was entirely gone and |
have not suffered the slightest since.
| cannot be TOO enthusiastic in my
praise of this wonderful medicine and
It gives me great pleasure to give my
testimonial in regard TO It's merits.
j. r. ROIENTRNlfs
Former mayer and member legislature
We have sold Mr. Rountree Swamp
Root and have also sold Il in number
OF cases for Kidney trouble and always
with perfect satisfaction.
j. C. Adams e Son
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The Test That Tells.
pothan. Ala. Jan II 1870.

Dothan. Ala. Jan II 1909.
Or. Krmer & Co, Binghamton. n Y.
Gentkmen About one year ago
two OF my children suffered badly
from weak kidneys and diabetes; their
urine was very bad and they would
have severe spells of dizziness and
were all run down in health. was
just about iscuuraged tried sew
eral remedies and finally a doctor,
but they did not seem TO improve. |
knew OF a friend who was taking
Swamp-Root for kidney trouble with
good results. and ! decided to get
some. for the children. ! noticed there
was some Improvement after they had
taken two large bottles, and continued
to give II 10 them until they had TAX
en- half dozen bottles and We're well
on the road TO recovery. ! think
Swa.npRoot has done more for my
children than any other medicine |
have tried and ! recommend II 10 one
having children who suffered as mine
did.
r. w. I.INSINBY.
City Clerk. Dothan, Ala
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PRINTED BY REQUEST
Recipe Easily Prepared, and Many
3
Swear By It
is SAID TO BE SPLENDID
Many Of Our Citizens Speak Well OF
the Home Prescription Which
Helped Them to Health.

Mix the following by shaking well
In bottle, and take in teaspoonfnl
doses after meals and at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one-hah
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce:
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces. A local druggist Is the au-
thority that these simple, harmless in
gradients can be obtained at nominal
cost from our home druggist.
The mixture is said to cleanse and
strengthen the clogged and inactive
Kidneys, overcoming Backache. Blad.
der weakness and Urinary trouble of
all kinds, If taken before the stage Of
Brightss disease.
Those who have tried this say it pos
itiveIy overcomes pain in tbeback,
clears the urine OF sediment and regu-
lates urination, especially at night
curing even The worst forms OF blad-
der weakness.
Every man or women here who feels
that the kidneys are not strong or act
ing in a healthy maner should mix
this prescription at home and give It
a trial. as ii is said to do wonders for
many persons. 36-13-20.
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Mail Carriers Experience.

Blorntville. Tenn.
| have been rural letter carrier TOT
over five years. Some two years ago
/ was taken with severe pains IN my
back. used medicine from my ram
lily physician for several months WITH
ort any benefit. A friend, Mr.. J y.
Nelson. advised me TO try your swamp.
Root. bit | Ind no faith In II. con
tinned % grow worse and at last de-
cided to try this remedy and boughs
OF Long Bros. fifty-cent bottle which
gave me great relief. then bought
two one-dollar bottles, which can
truthsully say have completely. cured
me.
Had it not been for Swamp-Root,
would have been comnelled 10 quit the
rural free delivery service.
advise all mail carriers who ge'
pains In their back that SwampRoo'
will cure them.
wac so had that very often my
wife wonld have TO help me to arise
NJ r. IIlINtDRICKEOrS,
Rural Letter Carrier. Route No. 2.
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Beneficial In Severe Cases.

Edgeiield, Tenn.
Or kilmer q Co. Blnghamton, n Y.
Gentlemen; ri hardly know how to-
express mp appreciation for the good
your Swamr-Root has done me I
had been greatly troubled with my
kidneys. and with pain In the back:
also with what thedoctors termed In
ltiammation OF the neck OF the bladder.
Sometimes my back would gea In such
shape that ! was almost helpless. |
had tried several doctors and megii-
cines 10 no good effect, and finally e.
noticed in sCslie Iaper wher DR.. XIII
mer prcposed to send a sample bottle
of hts Kidney medicine, Swamp~noot.
free by mail | sent at once and re-
ceived romptly sample bottle Az
ter taking II found II did me good
tiien purchased two bottles from our
merchant. mr.. w. j. EIizer After
taking the medicine .eH like a new
man, and en- h day rode Ave miles to-
III aci school You are at liberty to-
use this letter. or refer anyone to me.
as will always be glad to tell them
what wonderful remsd v this Swamp
Root Is. Mr. James Ivns, OF Saun-
dersville. Tenn, is taking II with
good results. Very truly yours.
d. A. MONTGOMERY
Member Tennessee Legislature,
Rural Route No. "A, Edgefeld, Tenn.
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THUNDER STORM SEVERE
Lightning is Vivid and Horse Knock
ed Down by Bolt But is
Not Injured.

Everyone was surprised Tuesday
evening when about seven o'clock
there was vivid fash of lightning,
followed in few seconds by loud
roaring crash thunder. That was
the beginning of one of the most Sc
we're thunder showers that has visited
this section at this time of the year
for long time. For quite while the
lightning continued in sharp flashes.
Pain followed, but not in a heavy
downpour as would have been expect
ed.
Many of the telephone lines were
put out of commission for time and
the service was considerably crippled.
South Of Darkesville there was no rain
at all The storm was probably the
severest along the river.
Mr.. Frank Wright, who lives near
Bedington, was driving to town. and
was about at the four mile woods
when the first flash of lightning came.
1t evidently struck nearby, for his
horse was knocked to the ground and
he suffered pretty heavy shock him
self. The lines were knocked from
his hands and he was dazed for a
while. The horse cot up and Mr..
Wright came ON to town. Aside from
queer sensation he felt none the
worse from his experience.
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A Contractor.

Donaldsonville Ga. Jan. 20, 1909
DIR. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, n "
Gentlemen: About four years ago !
suffered from kidney trouble and rheu-
matism in my hips The pain across
my back became so severe that
could hardly ctraighten no and could
NOT walk without dragging my feet
4 world urinste frequently and would
have 10 rise two or three times during
the night ca, sing me to suffer from
loss OF sleep And with the pain
was all run down and began to lose
flesh. i saw Swarnp-Root advertised
and bought one bottle to try 1t. After
taking II felt better and could sleep
all right at night. continued TO TAX
II until had aiken four large bottles.
! was entirely free from any pain in
the back and began 10 gain In weight
| always recommend Swamp-Root to
my friends az think the cure In my
case remarkable.
Yours very truly.
". II. TIIrKSON, DonalsonviIle. Ga.
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HEDeEsvlLLE ITEMS.

Miss Laura Harrison who has been
visiting relatives in Harper's Ferry.
has returned to this place, after spend
ing few days here she will return to
her home in Cumberland.
Mrs James Manor, of Brunswick,
spent last week with her father, Mr..
Jacob Naylor, of this village.
hrs. Kate Slaughter, od Martins
burg, is spending few lays with her
sister Miss Alberta Smaltz.
MIR. Frank Winters, who has been
SPENDING sometime with his sister,
Meta Forsythe of this village, has re-
turned to his home in Middleburg.
Miss Leyla Brown, teacher of the
Greenwood school, is home suffering
with the grippe
Mrs. George Starner and little
daughter Ruth, of Shepherdstown and
Mrs. F. A Jacques, of .iartinsburg
who have been spending some time
with Mrs. NJ. V. Laign, have returned
home.
AIRS. C. Ball and Miss Nora Quinn
spent Tuesday with Mrs, Henry Butts,
near this village
Miss Daisy Naylor and iIrs. Frank
Robbins were business visitors in Mar
Monday.
Mrs Annie Henson and son MI I.
o. Henson, of Martinsburg. spent Sun
day with the Misses Harley.
Mr. Lanck Beall, OF this village,
who has been spending few days in
Naynesboro, the guest of his uncle.
Mr.. Charles Beall has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slaughter have
gone on visit to their daughter Mrs.
Bear, OF Warrington and their son,
Mrs. James Slaughter. jr., of Cholie-
roy, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gresham. who
have been visitin friends in Freder-
icksburg and Baltimore. have returned
home.
Mr. C. F. Koppisch made business
trip to Washington last week.
MT. y. IL. Fly, WHO mas Deem VlSil- /
ng friends in Jefferson and Winches- |
-er, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs y. n Rickard are Wis
ting Mrs. j. Blue, of Kearneysville. |
Mrs. Boyd Kilmer aud children are
Tisiting Rev c. NJ Yost and family, |
If Clarksburg, Md.
Mrs. George Johnson, Of Philadel-
1hia. who spent several days in this I
yillage visiting friends. has returned /
lone.
Bishop Gravatt, or Charles Town. |
reached in the Episcopal church Sat
lrday night and Sunday morning
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The Value Of Remedy IS Proven
BY It's Cures
Elkwood. Ala. pee. "A. 1905.

Elkwood, Ala. Dec. IA, 1905.
DR. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, ". Y.
Dear SirS:-I have derived such
great benefit from the use of your
remedy. Swamp Root. that believe il
TO be most important Tor the public to
know it's worth. For the past ten
years have been the most miserable
of men. bid you know what the
trouble was but had to urinate very
frequently both day and night: was all
pulled up generally. Gould not sleep
more than couple OF hours ut time.
was greatly distre ssed alter eating g.
meal and was about worn ont. | had
tried nearly everything gould see ad.
vertised and hear of, without helping
me to any great extent. until finally
In October las, az Ripan. Wis. pur-
chased one dollar bottle OF swamp
Root and commenced taking il accord
ing to directions and | followed that
with another bottle and experienced
such great relief and benefit from
same that purchased FIVE dollars
worth al Huntsville Ala, and continu-
ed its use and am now taking Ii. but
lin smaller doses and twice day n
place Of four times day and believe
by the time present SUPP Is used up
/ will be entirely we'll | am feeling
better now than for ten years past.
Can eat and sleep first class. IN fact |
am FEELING so good that ] cannot re-
sist telling you about Il Yon are at
liberty to publish this testimonial
should you wish.
Very Respectfully,
THOS. STALLARD. Y. s A.. Retired,
BOX Z, II, r. No 2. Elltwood. Ala.
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MISS BosLER TO WE'D.
Marriage TO Or. Horace r. sadicr viii
rake Place Saturday.

ABncpncement 4 at the mafrfage a
Dr. Horace r. Sadler. son or Judge
W.iber r. Sadler. and Mss Helen
R1sler, wealthy young woren Also
Of Carlisle, will take place on satur-
day Of this week. Mis- Bcsler II 4
daughter OF the late James w. Bosler,
Of Cottage Hill. erst 81 Carlisle. The
reception which will follow the cere-
mony will be very elaborate event.
and one Of the chief social functions
of the 'eason.
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A prominent Mason,
jackson. Tenn

Jackson. Tenn.
According TO my experience, 90 not
consider there Is anything to equaI
Swamp-Root for kidney Affection
Twice Il relieved me- when ! WasA
completely helpless.
The last time ! was travelling ~
TEXAS. when my kidneys becara~ ~
fected. and for ten days j suffered m
|cruciating pains, accompanied VIII 49,
we're chilIs. Several years pl-N3tMsA
having been relieved OF similar at
tack. ! naturally sought rsstssf as be-
fore from Swamp-Root,
After using four Of the large size
bottles. was completely restored and
went on my way rejoicing and praising
|SwampRoot. This was three years
ago and | have had no Indication o.
return OF the afiiictiotsk
J G. SMITH, Jr.. 81 degree SEssass
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DUG UP SOLDIERS.
In Place for His Hot Bed and Was
Surprised.

In Place for His rfoe SEQ ana was
Surprised.
rIr. Edward Jackson at SDyder's
warehouse on the river, below Sharps-
burg, set out TO dig place for his
new hotbeds. Tbs place is on the
edge OF the battle OF Aneietam and he
was not much surprised when he dug
up, locked IN each others arp, two
skeletons in one narrow bed.
He got a box and put the bones all
together as he found them and the
two heroes will so on mingling the
dust they started in with AZ years ago.
Under the bodies he found on dig
ging in the earth. brass button indi-
eating a Union soldier having fallen
there and also white trouser button
that might show that the other soldier
had no uniform on and it Is in the
room OF speculation to imagine that
these two locked in deadly combat,
the rebel and the Federal. lay down
together and lied there and were bur
led where they fell The earth was
very shallow over them. There was
no trace of clothing, collins or arms.
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A Georgia Woman.

Sparks, Ca Jan, II, 1909
DR.. Kilmer q Co. Binghamton, y. Y.
Gentlemen Some time ago ! was
troubled with kidney trouble; had So
we're pains in back and hips. Was
treated by physician, but without
any benefit. | noticed some Swamp
Root advertising and resolved to give
it trial After taking four bottles |
was completely cured Have not suf-
fered any pain at all since and can
recommend Swamp-Root to anyone
suffering from kidney trouble,
Sincerely,
MRS. e. V. STEVENS.
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Results II Has Proved.

Dothen. Ala, Jan q, 1909.
DR.. Kiimer & Co, Binghamton, n X
Dear Sirs.--Havp been suffering
more or less from kidney touble for
the last Ave yeas and was induced 70
try your Swamp Root Am happy to
say. or give you testimonial, that II
has cured me. | nm travelling sales
men for Mesars Colgate n Co. New
York. and am always travelling on the
road Drinking the different waters
affected my kidneys.
Yours respectfully.
SAMUEL. WOLF,
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A Clergyman.

New Roads. La, Jan. % 1902
Dear Sirs:--I write today to the
public that your SwanprRoot cured
me OF kidney trouble, ! was almost
past going; having spasmodic say us
with my Kidneys that were breaking
down my constitution. The best medl'
cal aid was employed and they pro-
nounced my trouble as alkali IN the
kidnevs. but were, unable 10 do me
any permanent good.
took four bottles OF SwampRoot
and became well man. This vas six
years ago and have had no trace OF
the trouble. Yours for suffering men.
Rev. J n. TAYLOR.
Pastor Baptist Church, New Roads. In.
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kEARNs-PALMER WEDDING.
ceremony Performed at Parsonage Of
First Methodist Church.

y NSugn Bel Kearus and sIr
Melville Palmer resid nts of near
Shangha we're quietly married at the,
parsonage Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church Thursday afternoon by
the pastor, Rsy DR. ] Paul Wight, in
tho presence CT a sew friends.
The bride IS tie daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs Charles Kearns. and is an
esyimabls young lady. The groom is
a farmer OF near. Shanghai. where he
IS well known.
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Baptist Minister.
Crimson. Ca. Jan. "a. 1909.

Brinson. Ca, jan. 20. 1909.
DR. Kilmer & CO.. Bingha,mtDn, ". Y,
Gentlemen Some time ago suffer
ed severely with pain in my back and
hips. My back panied me continually
and wit miserable. \ friend recon-
mended Swamp-Root. obtained and
took the contents OF two bottles when
] felt relief. My back has not troubled
me since and | can thoroughly recon-
mend Swanlp-Root 10 anyone suffering
from from kidney troubles. as | find
1t afforded me great relief.
Yours very truly
REV. e. It. DAWSON.
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PRISONERS TAKEN TO RoMNEy.
Accused Of Many Robberies In Hamp-
shire County.

Fred Vance. William Mitchell and
John Dos, who have been in jail here
since January IA. were take to Rom
ney Wednesday by two deputy sheriffs,
the prisoners being delivered TO them
al the Baltimore & Ohio station by
Shs riff Ksttering The accused are
charged with many robb ries near
Romney and when arrested were
brought to this city and lodged in
jail for safe keeping, the Hampshire
county jail not being deemed safe.
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Fully Satisfied.

Waycross, Ga. Jan. s. 1909,
Or kilmer & Co. Binghamton. n. Y.
Dear Sirs: during last October /
suffered from my kidneys.
consulted my physician. who pres
scrtbed for me, but his treatment did
moi benefit ME. After reading some
Swasnp'Root literature. decided to.
give II trial After taking few
doses. fell ..omewhai relieved. and
after two one dollar bottks had heen
taken. | had no pain and was completes
ly cured ] have ref had the slightest
pain in my back or hips since. From
my own experience. ! can cheeffully
recommend Swamp-Rpot 70 arv one
suffering from kidney trouble.
Yours very truly
SIMON MARTIN,
Mr. Martin conducts caring ana
business.
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Meppe r-Alden.
Q me Word q "Wednesday.

From The World OF Wednesday.
Miss Mary X Alden OF Hagerstown.
and M. Fr@nk x Weber. of this ciry.
were married IN Hagerstown yester-
day at the Iarsonageof the First
Christian church by Rev G E. Tow
send.
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Appointed Deputy.

At the instance of County Clerk
Iobbs, attorney J. o Henson has been
pointed deputy county clerk The ap-
pointment will be no doubt satisfac-
DRY to everyone Mr. II, Fl. Bender
has been the deputy but he has remov-
ed from the, city and that left Mr.
Hobbs without any one to act in his
laDsence.
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DIDN'T PAY OUT.
Round Top Cement Company Have
Small Assets.

Referee n Bankruptcy Scott M.
Wolfinger recovered the report OF sale
of the Round Ton Cement Co. that
went broke at Hancock some time ago.
The Portland Cement process has
driven out the hydraulic and natural
cements.
The report shows that the mills
and property were solid TO John It.
Fegler. Of Martinsburg. al $4,000.
This is assets. The liabilities are s40.-
COO bonds and some $1,000 to unse-
cured creditors. This is all that is
coming.
The Henderson family loses heav-
ily.
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New Members Initiated.

AT a meeting of Berkeley Camp
Modern Woodmen of America Tuesday
night. four new members were Initial
ed and eight other application are to
be acted upon at the next meeting.