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FOR sALE-Contents OF whole house. 1874
10Th 81 n W all clean; house for rent
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PIANO Elegant mahogany upright: bslos
half cost, colonial design: almost new. AZ
ply quickly; leaving city. BOX s7f. Time
Ohce. nol0-7ts
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FOR sALE-Two bird dogs and pair beagi
hounds. y. Q. BOX 81. Vlenna. va. nos-sls
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SPECIAL

- Gas Heater. great bargain. ....... s. o
Gas Stoves $3.50 and up
Egg Stoves, 800 and up
OIL Stoves. 100 and Up
H0FF & CO.. 40 10TH n. w.
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FOR SAI4E-CoHgress Kan Hotel stock CS5
shares. on good dividend basis. make offer.
BOX 26g Times office no9-st
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A splendid opportunity for you to get third
interest long established profitable mig. 0ts-
mess by investing 500. BOX 81. Times office
noIo-8t
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FILTERS Thoroughly experienced on dresses
T St y. W. nO1O-3t
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EARN 10 MONTHLY.
on YOUR 500 TO $1,000

invested in our local manufacturing business
Products sold by hundreds OF stores in Dis
trict and elsewhere Hundreds m0rs viii
buy. Money TO be used 20 increase produc-
ton 10 meet demand. BOX 372. Times office.
If
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

f. CAP. ST. 1sos-Furnished room. with
board. s. per week noS-3t
INDIANA AVE. n, W, 322-Large second
naor front room. suitable for two. steam
heat: with board; two large hail rooms.
nol0-3ta
NICELY furnished room. superior table:
gentlemen. so. BOX $50. Times office. IT.
6TH ST. n. W. 42I-Few boarders in usi-
vate family. 81 a week, table board.
uo1O-3t
$50 ST. \. W. l625-Room and board in
private family nOl0-5t
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SQUARE PIANO

FOR SALE-Natlonal bicycle, fine condition;
Pa ave y. ". nos-sts
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a tire man offers good advice when
he suggests that motorists should not
peIslst IN running their cars along Ia
one edge Of the casing. =" -
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HELP wANTED-Mala and Female.

SOME OF THE REASONS why you should
attend STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE;
Large school rooms. more light, better ven
tilatiOn. Good course Of study, most prac-
teal and thorough New furniture and
equipment Every graduate is employed call.
see the school; seeing Is believing. Take
elevator. STRAY Frs BUSINESS COL
LEGEs Old Masonic Temple. eth and SITS.
nog-tf
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CIGAR * news store also doing large soda
water, confectionery. and souvenir business.
Price $500 BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5ls s.
"a
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PIANo-Elegant mahogany upright: below
half cost, colonial design almost new. Ap-
ply quickly; leaving city. BOX S74 Times
Once no1o-It.
4oooo SECONDHAND bricks for sale. APP
ply ll39 n. ]. ave, s. f. n0i9-st
UPRIGHT PIANOS.
SOS. s12s S159 and s2e5 Cash or easy terms
I.AWHENCE'S. sos ION.
Tuning. $50. Repairing. noio-2ts
NO, INDEEDE"
Sewing Machine Bargains are not ali gone.
here are some: wilcox & Gibbs Automatic
SIS worth $50 Drop head Singer ES50 worth
So; Wheeler Wilson s.. worth So; enc
RENTING AND REPAIfzISG.
LARKfN BROS.
corner Sd & Il SITS y. W Phone Main a2s5-
FOR sAI.E-Cougress Han Hotel stock Czs
shaTesl. on good dividend basis: make offer.
BOX s6s Times office no9-st
FOR sAI.E-Tuo bird dogs and a pair beagle
hounds. 4. 9. BOX g. vienna va. nos-St'
FOR sALE-Contents OF whole house. I7sa
10Th ST n W all cieans house for rent.
Ny ALMOST NEW $50 coupe for sale Aor
song need room for auto. c. AUERBAcH.
49,
FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey COW. gentle ana
good mixer; price. SIS Apply SO F ST. n.
BUREAUS. $3.50 $3.50 s45o. and up. wash
stands. 500 and 81. 90 Kitchen tables, din
ing and lunch room tables. bed room tables.
and parior tables.
H0FF & CO.. 40 10TH n. W.
ITen beds. $50 and up. Bed springs ana
ossealns cheap Lot Of chairs, all kinds.
cheap. Kitchen safes, 81 and up. coGss
HoFF & co. 40 10TH n. ".
SPECIAL.
- Gas Heater. a great bargain. s.. o
Cas- Stoves $50 and up
Egg Stoves, 900 and up
OIL Stoves. 800 and Up.
H0FF & CO.. 40 10TH n. W.
nos-st
FOR sALE-National bicycle, fine condition;
e 6l Tor qulcH sale. F. P. DODGE. sls
SQUARE PIANOS,
81 SO So 50 organs $. cash or easy terms
LAWRENCES, sos 10th
Tuning S.50. Repairing. n0i0-2ts
FOR sALE-Hotbed sash. cheap: about I60.
Apply T. E. MILLER, 18th and r L ave.
n E uos-st
USED UPRIGHTs AND SQUARES
value allowed. HUGO W0RCH- lie G \.
", WoTeh building. Sole agent for sohmer.
Blaslus. Regent and WOrch Pianos. oc29-tf
An SHOWING a complete Inc Of brass
oedA enlna closets. buEets, and floor cover
ings that you can save % per cent on
GET Ny PRICES
l. S. MILLER.
~ K ST y. ". oc2s-tf
UPRIGHT PIANO, good make, only SIS: nea
pianos. $40. 500, sz25 s275 and $500: $ month";
" payments player pianos, $40 monthly pay
ments- HELBIG BROS. I7z2 tn. oc25-tf
PIANO BARGAINS WORTH WHILE
A number Of high-grade uprights taken Ia
exchange for Player-PianBs 20 be closed out
quickly at astonishlngiy small prices and
easy payments Ncse, $780, knabes at $3.50 s225,
$780, Hartman. SZ50s Bradbury $50. Schu-
man. $1G0: Chlckering. $3.50; Shoninger. S2s5.
Emerson, S75i Fose, $3.50. These Instruments
are in perfect condition and viii give ab-
solute satisfaction O. J. DeAOLL & CO,
Cor. 18th and c sfs ocz7-tf
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
SIS Cabinet grand. Standard rs %
so Drop head. White. .---..-...-......-... 1z-oo
80 Drop lear singer -
New Sewing Machines. 81 down and zoe per
week. Cleaning. 50 cents. Open evenings.
II, r. GIVEN, 90 Pa. ave. s. E. ocs2- u
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UPRIGHT PIANOS.

l0.0o0 SECONDHAND bricks for sale Ap-
ply 1888 n. J. ave, s. f. hottest
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WAIST and skirt hands and helpers; ex-
peTienCed. 1915 18th st. n ". nOI0-3t
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@ ST. y. W, s1-On Terrace south front
rooms slso parlors board given nol0-3ts
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

NJ II PHILPITT. Prop. T0hn Hess. Mana
ger. Reliable Umbrella and Parasol Maker.
Repairing and recovering a specially. Crave
uette. gloria. and SILK. s.. sol r ST. y. W.
geI0-an. WITT
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! WAIST AND-Experienced: and helpers on
! waists; white only. l720 Fla. ave. n. W
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WAIST HANDS-GOod. helpers on waists
w no9-3ta
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BOOMING and boarding house; handsome
~ furnished great snap at--------.- 3fely
GEN. AIDSE. STORE; daily sales $50 can
DRYGOODS & NOTION STORE: hne busi-
ness corner n E.; nice house onIy..-.--S 500
POOLROOM 9TH ST. X w rent $50 saies
sl2 daiIy; none better in city at.......-S s-5
LUNCHEON. including furniture Of u
GROCERY corner = F. rent go ~.
house, trade and stand O. X price, k545
POOLROOMi best business block 3 ~; ae,s
10 be sold az once. MAKE ter-----------s-f2
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery st0re7
5-room house, rent SO. cheap at----.---s 800
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1913 +.
If YOU WISH To BUY or trade Tor one
OF the best market and grocery stores in citf
for sacrifice price. call az once clean stock,
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1913 F.
nos-3t
CIGAR sTORE-Center Of business section;
excellent opportunity for young man; doing
good business Address BOX $50. Times Of
FOR SALE-Iivery and boarding stable.
business center; paying business owner re-
firing. BOX 365. Times once nos-9t,
CIGAR q news store also doing large soda
water, confectionery, and souvenir business.
Price $500 BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5lf r s.
ZOE SALE-Dyeing ana cleaning esTa5Iish-
ment. centrally located; clearing $50 per
week price soc RITTENOUR BROS -
luth 81 y. w hoo-ot-
FOR sALE-Grocery store. good stand; snap
If sold al once. owner sick COZ "a ST D ~
noo-St
WANTED-Partner IN oId-established bak-
cry; reliable man. BOX 800, Times eAice-
nOS-Sts
WANT PARTNER. $5oO-s1. 0ooi larse moving
picture theater; lee per cent grand opening
Call $3.50 TO p. m, ga 9Th 81. - l.
nob-5t'
LUNCH ROOM. with Is furnished rooms, on
Pa ave, cheap II sold at once Bon "a,
Times office. nos-I
FOR sAI.E-Two pool tables. cigar fixtures.
cash register. Is an 81. :. ". Ao1-eL
A FARM in southern Delaware highly I'M
proved a bargain on reasonable terms. ".
X. RODNEY, 1922 9th n W no4-lt-
BARRIER SHOP; 3 chairs doing gooa bust
ness. Prize $3.50. BUSINESS EACHA Et-E
ONE VERY desirable farm in Delaware
Improved and a bargain W b RODNEY
I022 9th n. W. nos-its
A VERY DESIRABLE and highly improved
fsrr1 in Delaware. reasonable terms ~.
X. RODNEY. 1021 sth y. w no4-It'
son sAIE-Two pool tables. cigar axtures
cash register. 2l2 7th st $ " oe22-tf
woRKINGMAN'S WANTS.
woRKINGMEN-R in solid cash come
IN slowly and fun pay envelope Is hard TO
hold, now. be bold; s. ia gold is what you
save on a slightly used tailored suit or over
cost al s. 10 $40: more than to00 IN sfsel-.
one price only. JUsTHS OLD STAND. 6l9
y. ". II
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

CONSULT Me in regard your building or
repairing when you want work OF quality by
competent mechanics Prices moderate.
Phone Main 1917.
CHAS. c. kENNON. us 18th St n "
m.W,f-tf
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6 n. W. s59-Back room. suitable for
men OF married couple. no9-3t
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CHAPTER XII lCont,dl.

~ Cd in heaven!" she repeated
over and over again. in
piteous whisper.
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ietii-s between Lle ages OF IL anu a. appll-
cants must be at least 8 IT. in. tall Apply
TELEPHONE SCHOOL, 1909 r st. n. W.
nol0-2t
WAIST and skirt hands and helpers; ex-
peTienced. 1915 18th st. n W. nOl0-3t
WAIST HANDS-Good. helpers on waists,
skirts. and sleeves. JEANNE. 1923 nth N
w nog-3ts
WAIST HAND-Experienc and helpers on
waists; white only. I720 Fla. ave. N W.
-no8-3t
WOMAN-ReliabIe colored. 10 cook and do
laundry work: references 1871 NJ n W 1t
WOMAN-Or girl, reliable for homework
and cooking; no washing; Sd floor 6z3 F ST.
n W Its
WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. can
Apartment ., 1870 18th st. n. W 1t
WOMAN for general homework. 1907 La
mont 81. Its
YOUNG LADY-As stenoRrapher and type
writer; must be quick and accurate; state
salary expected experience If any. and ref
erence- BOX 3g3 Times Office. ne9-2t
YOUNG LADY fo7 light, clean position. 81
Hanover st y W uo9-3t
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USED UPhIdHI5 AND SQUARES
Iahen IN exchange for new Pianos. Full
value allowed. HUGO W0RCH, ZIG G y.
W, WoTeh building Sole agent for Sohmer.
Biasius. Regent and Woreh Pianos. oc2s-tf
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Sewing Machine Bargains are not ali gone.
Here are some; wilcox & Gibbs Automatic,
SIS, worth $780, Drop head singer EG50 worth
$50 Wheeler q Wilson IS. worth s45; enc
PrS1TIRl - Sos5 81; 1870 9T efeis
LARETN BROS.
Corner Sd & 4 SITS. n ". Phone Main 32s5
nog-n. q. f-tf
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81, SO, SO. $50. Organs s. Cazh or easy terms
LAWRENCE's, 506 10th.
Tuning a.5G Repairfng nof0-ats
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AUTO LAMP REPAIRING.

AUTO LAMP OCT OF ORDER2
Bring Il to Us. We viii put it in Al condi-
ton at q very small cost MOORE a CO..
3J6 John Marshall place. Phone NJ 484T
sel-we. fr-tf
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NAN AND WIFE, go to country; good
wages; butler. SIS: white Chambermaids,
pastry and vegetable cooks. SIS 18th st.
y W
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

GENUINE EGYPTIAN PALHTTST
Extra clatrvOyant power combined with her
superior knowledge Of occult forces enables
her to read human life with unerTing ac-
curacy from infancy 70 old age. Her powers
are wonderful and indisputabIe, her advice IS
reliable iu regard to love, courtshfp, mar
riage. separation. speculations. and invest
ments. Everyone is entitled 70 success ac-
cording to their ambitions and ability Learn
this great secret Madam Smiths past record
ana strictly honest dealings are sufncfent
guarantee for her future work.
Parlors 519 18th 81. n. ".
Special Reductions.
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An SHOWING complete line OF brass
beds. china closets. buffets, and Goor cover
ings that you can save 80 per cent on
GET NV puTrsE1l
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THE OPTIhllST'S CORNER
BY George Il. Butler, AN, MD.


Comparatively few people know how
to husband and measure out energy of
mind and body. Many people have
/; the mistaken idea that they cannot
do good work unless they nerve them
selves up to it by certain amount of
excitement 1t is no more necessary
Ito get excited in order to work than
1t Is to get drunk. The unconscious
object, in either case, Is to produce a
certain amount of intoxication which
will enable the worker to forget he is
working. But he Is making double
Sdraught upon his powers which will
tell on him sooner or la ter. More over!
the excitement confuses Judgment.
The symptoms dependent upon tat
tered nerves will not be permanently
cured until the hygiene of the nervous
system$is attended to, its outputof en-
Eergy disciplined and regulated. A man
accustomed to sprees of excitement,
will develop unstable nerve centers,.
liable to irritation or explosion at any
time His sensations are abnormal,
and not to he depended on. He has
"a continual physical and mental har-
assment and disorder. He Is unhappy
and restless. There Is no truth in him.,
The normal standards of both mind
and body are dehauched, fuctuate and
are capriclous. Take it, easy, and
keep cool! rs
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SHOULD GO TO CHURCH.
Universalist Leader


Every minister on his vacation should
go to church. 1t will do him q lot of
good to try being model layman for
few Sundays He should do exactly
what he wants his men to do. On Sun-
day morning he should get up and dress
himself well, so as to command his own
self-respect; he should be on time at
the church with his whole family; no
should take his seat and show a proper
respect for the sacred place; he should
take part n the service whenever the
congregation is given the privilege
not overlooking the collection! He
Should listen to the sermon with serious
attention. He may feel that he could
preach a great deal better one from
that text, but, as a general thing. there
rs nothing ministers need quite so much
as to listen attenhvely to other minis
5tersi When a minister gets the notion
that he is to go to the church service
or to q meeting of any kind only when
he has something to say himself tho
end of that man is not far8off Go to-
church during the vacation: go to
church to listen, to worship; try to
get into the spirit of the layman in
the pew, and you will be a better min
lister in the pulpit.
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strike; the cost Of Its Suppressed ion must
be borne by the public; the comp ariy
whose acts led to@tie strike and whose
property is 4 endang ered thereby, claim ii,
that the sheriff must simply do his
duty; the company will not aid HIM
4 The final result must be thatAth pub
lie Will Intervene to prevent the re-
Gcurrence of such strikes. The rights
of labor may be different from the
rights of ownership in machinery or in
any thef produce o. u hor. Compulsory
arbitration has been enacted into law
in some counties and SO 1t may be hero
unless companies can enlist the sym
4pathy and cooperation of their en-
ployes, instead OF driving the sharpest
possible bargains with. them, wtlereat
they resort to strikes and other dis
turbances OF the public peace. X
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LEARNING AND RELIGION.

The prevalent criticism in the re-
ligious world that American college
life inclines to atheism and to lack.
of spiritual ideals, finds no favor With.
DR.. Lyman Abbot. one OF the leaders
In spiritual insight among the writer's
of today.
lie finds that college students now;l-
days are less interested in how to
reconcile Genesis With geology" than
they are In questions far more spiritual
and vital. How and what to think
of God. of the forgiveness of sins, Of
the character of Christ. and of the fu-
ture life these are the themes In which
DR.. Abbott finds the American collega
student most Interested.
He finds, moreover. that in all of our
American colleges. North. South. East
and West, there Is no lack of dream
ers; of hearts aaame with holy an
thusiasm; Of young men and nraidens
eager to march toward the vision
The grounds for the belief or DR.. "A b.
bolt that the American college is not
tagging i'll the march oS spiritual prog
ress are to be found in his own expert
ence in addressing the students of pari-
Gus schools on religious subjects Ee
gives. in the outlook for July the fol-
loving interesting account OF the at
titude OF his college audiences:
I'm nearly or quite half the colleges
In which | have spoken the attendance
has been absolutely voluntary, but on
Sundays the chapel .ia+ always been
crowded and on week days almost In
vaIiably well attended. Nor can this
be due to mere curiosity to hear an
advertised stranger. since when he WIS
| no longer stranger, the attendance,
| did not lessen; nor to the fascination
of a dramatic impersonator or an elo-
! quent orator. for | i'm neither. Whut
interests my audience is the theme. not
any 5eloauepce in its presentation And
| the more profoundly spiritual the theme
the greater has been the Interest. The
attention has been Enthusiastically more
tense when the subject discussed has
1 been such aus the personality of God,
1 the immortality OF the soul, or the per-
1 son of Christ, than when it has been
| solely ethical or sociological. And this
| applies equally to audiences in those
/ colleges in which attendance has been
1 required. Twenty years agoit was not
i always easy to secure attention from
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With sFs3 scytiies attached to them 70 NOV
down the fish, but they did not do
such effective work as this autornobile
die. IL NJ s3a 52; sgs5 #
PEACE WORK FOR sPAN1ARDs.
Baltimore Sun.

s,s Baltimore Sun. iS5
), pain presents a elancho1y spectacle
5t .I-e va spectacle which must make
3 9i ie patriotic sons, proud of her past,
eIl a for the future of the Kingdom.
~ mere not enough Of pal riotisln and
craftsmanship left in Spain to ma irtair
honest and efficient government in Abe
4 Kingdom y to remove from Spain the
4 y, Ilgma3aiof decadence which has been
placed " pom her, to infuse new life into
+ isseountTy In which there must be mill
mons OF earnest high-minded, purpose
III III men and women? King Alfonso
leading his solo ierss to victory at MelillnS
Y, VIC dou btless be an inspiring spec
55ttacle; But King Alfonso working elili-i
gently to improve the condition Of his
s ~ b1ects at home would be an even finer
and az g more adtnira BILE figure
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REC EMF. Pu B u CATlONs.

Il d 81
A half-dozen big. special features
make noteworthy the August issu- of
Recreation. First of all is an article by
DIR James A. Henshall, THE Black
Bass: Our Favorite Game Fish. :, Rec
srehtion's Point of View Is devoted to
the passing of the picnic grove. Hunt
ing Big Game It Home. = by Brent 1t
5sheler, is an interesting story, illustIat- y!
ed from action photographs, Of how the
author trained for q big wilderness
hunting trip, within a Few miles of his
city residence. Annette Kellerman, the
swimmer and diver, contributes an nrti-
Gle on " Swimming as a Sport for Won
en- This article Is illustrated from
fashlight action photographs, made by
w. H. Wallace, When the Sage Hen.
8Is Worth SHOOTING" Is the title of a
characteristic. article from tie pen of
Edwin L. sabin- Gilman P. Tiffany,
himself an expert player, writes on.
Getting Out OF Trouble in Golf An
article on Deep Trolling for Large
Lake Trout" by VT. Morrison, de-
asciibes new methods tn taking these
game fish. How to Ride Horseback" y
by NJ o'Malley Knott, starts a series of
lessons on learning to ride properly.--at
West. 39th ST., New York.
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UNDULY PUFFED UP.
Z Kansas CITY Jo,1rnal,

4 si q Is said that Panama is showing a.
disposition to ignore the United States.
There is no good reason fol. this. The
4 ]-l nited States issfully as important and
frespectable as Panama. In fact, there
are those who think it has little the
advantage in a strictly unbiased COM
iparison. XII s,5 HI
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The old, old story in the United
States is train orders neglected or dis
obesed. two trains trying to pass on
the same track, collision. with "a
long list of dead and injured. The old
old story is repeated too often.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

A Kentucky editor called a Kentucky
general a peacock and was dubbed
for 1T. If wise, next time he Will
call the general fighting cock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

The more popular man is with
some people the more unpopular he is
with others Popularity never was
and never will be unanimous.
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" Near Trowbridge, Wiltshire, Eng
land, a motor car ran into a.colunln Of
troops moving them down more quick
ly. than volley from q battery OF
artillery would have done When
Caesar was in Britainghe used chariots
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The Cretans, through hosting Of the
Greek flag at Canea, have found out
that what goes up must come down
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If you must answer n fool. answer
him according to his folly. but it is
better not to answer him at all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

The strike at Fort William, Ontario,
was easily got under control because
1t was near fort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

Adopts at bringing order out of
chaos might try their hand on the
evidence in the Sutton case.
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The Standard Oil company is to
enter the dairy field Here it will
find pastures new.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

Her sixth root sense informs Mrs.
Annie Besant. the theosophist, that
men used flying. machines ten thou
sand years ago: 1t is pleasing to note
that the sixth root sense, did not
say that they We're q Chinese In
vention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

A great many Of the popular novel;
lists Of the day belong to the kinder
garten school.
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1t takes wonderful foresight to lay
in a winters supply of coal in the
hot summer time.
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& The young school marin often thinks
that she is a greater teacher than
experience.
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There is comfort If not GOODNESS in
the thought that August is more than
half gone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

The English navy scare has been.
exploded. il one may Judge by the re-
port.