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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

much to the damage OF the waist I
mother had taken SO much pains with. I
And bare foot is not just the proper
thing to set down upon firecracker
that is glowing hot. You can remem-
her Mat can't you?
You don't remember much about
he basket dinner under the big wal
nut trees or course there was fried
chicken nll you couldn't rest, and
coadslaw. and pickles. and peach but
ter. snd apple butter. and jelly. and
saarnalSae. and grape butter and
sarssas iams and raspberry jam. and
blackberry Jan. and marble cake, and
sg0nge cake. and apple pie. and
peach pie, aud custsrd pie. and radish-
Is, and onions. and picked beets. and
seneroaS slices OF bread, and golden
butter ard goossherry pie, and vine
gar PIE. and cove oysters fresh from
the can. and cold roast beef, and hard
boiled eggs and enough other edibles
to make out fairly comprehensive
hill OF fare But eating came SO nat
arally to yoH IN those days that q din
ner didn't make much of an Impression
on your mind nothing at all like the
Impression made by those three bunch
/ IS Of firecrackers,
And the ride home as the evening
shadows were falling. OF course you
didn't remember much about that.
You curled up in the back end OF the
wagon. your head in the dinner basket
and your feet somewhere. goodness
only knows where, and went to sleep.
And it took fathers sharpest tone Of
voice to get you out to help him I'M
| harness and feed the ponies ind do
| up the evening chores. No trouble to
go to sleep after tumhling into bed
that night No troubled dreams just
sleep!
| Ny, wouldn't 1t be great If we could
hike out next Fourth of July and en-
ioy another day like it? But you
can't. Therell be something lacking
/ mere IL De mCIe uIcCIaChSASs oAau
they will be cheaper. Therell be 9
Thousand different, kinds Of candy, and
fireworks such as your youthful fancy
never dreamed of. But thereH DC
something missing. Ala, yes; It vii
be youth and light spirits and freedom
from all care. Nothing can bring then
back.
But, just the same, we are goint
to shoot OF lot Of .firecrackers, Coz
i willing, and we're going to do our Des
! to see that a bunch Of kiddies-l1ors
| bless have the time OF their I've
on that day. They'll never be younl
| but once. In that respect the childrel
of today have very little advantag
over the children OF other days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The Dubuque Times-Journal be-
lieyes 1t is within the truth to say
that in every state in which the state
primary has been tried 1t is less pop
ular than it was before the expert
ment began wisconsin, minnesota
and Iowa wouldu repeal their direct
primary la%s,7 continues the Times
Journal. "weye it not that the po-
litical fortunes Of individuals and
factions will not permit them to adj
nit the truth concerning their op
GRAFTON. which has been disappoint
ing" In thus exercising itself the
Dubuque paper states a large truth il
a few words.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02
MonEL LICENSE LEAGUE.

The National Model License League.
which has grown up in the United
States since the restriction element
has grown so strong with reference to
the sale of liquor, has secured dras-
tic license law In Ohio. But the
league-which is an organization OF
liquor dealers with headquarters at
Louisville, Ky.-has done more than
secure the passage of the aforemen-
toned license law. 1t has established
vigilance bureau in Ohio and has EN-.
ployed twenty detectives to look for
violations of the statute, and to aid in
it's enforcement In Dayton and Gin.
cinati these detectives have procured
and furnished evidence to the state
which has put law-breaking liquor
dealers out of business.
The Ohio license law places a mum
Der of absolute prohibitions upon the
men who control saloons. No man who
is not an American citizen can engage
in the business; no minor nor intoxi
Gated person shall be sold liquor MOI
shall there be gambling in any saloon
No improper females shall be permit
ted on saloon premises. nor either lewt
or improper pictures shall be exposed
to view in any such places. Ther'
are number OF other strict strict reg
ulation rules as to hours of closing
etc. 1t Is commendable on the part o
the Model License League to make ;
strenuous effort to reform saloon abus
es. If 1t had not been for thes'
abuses the agitation against the retail
sale of liquor would rot have assumed
the proportions it has.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

1t liz claimed that man can make
good living on twenty acres OF al
faffa In the southwest besides keep
ing up the repair and running ex-
penses Of a $1,000 automobile It is
WORTH more than that however. to
have all energy and ambition roasted
out Of one nine months in the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

1t has been suggested to Professor
Foster that the next time he under
takes to revise the Baptist theology
he would do well to get few point
ers from Brother Aldrich as prelim-
mary proceeding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02
quite Likely;

H. A. Burrell in Washington Press:
a Detroit Judge rules that papa may
shank his seventeen-year-old girl.
"May?v eCan?" OF course, what's to
hinder? She has spankerinctum,
hasn't she?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

Statistics show that the payments
in New York during July in bonds
and interest win amount to $4,000
oo0 These are from railways. indus
trial corporations and the United
States government They show an
increase Of $1s,ooo,ooo over July 1908.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

It is said that the efforts to capture
Crazy Snake have cost Oklahoma
$1,000, and the job is far from COM
plete. This is the most expensive
case OF drunk and disorderly" on rec
ord to cate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

Under the new law the doors Of
court houses and city halls must open
outward. In other words, as the Iowa
City Republican points out. you must
have a pull in order to get in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

First-aid hints for Fourth Of July
victims are now in order. These
hints, for the most part, embrace only
treatment Of wounds. As precau-
tionary measure the Cedar Rapids
Gazette advises the application of q
number ten slipper when the small
boy shows signs Of premature celebra-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The tariff may he the all-absorbing
topic in washington, but If you want
to start a discussion in Keokuk just
say baseball"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

A pert paragrapher says that wom-
en- and newspapers should never be
Judged by the wrappers. Neither
should cigars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The Des Moines Tribune wonders
if Elinor Glyn isn't going to give out
her opinion of President Elliot's five
feet OF books.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

Mrs. Belmont urges the suffragettes
to arm themselves as means of get
ting what they want. Whose arms?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

There used to be rare days in
June but this year they were all
fried hard on both sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

Apropos the excursion season, be
ware Of bungalows along the Maryland
coast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

"Cobwebs are rapidly gathering
on the box devoted for contributions
to convert the heather Chinese"
saws the Burlington Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

Four hundred and sixteen people
have Joined the seven Marshalltown
churches since the close of Billy Sum
days meetings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02
ON FlREcRAckER DAY.
; Restrictions ct IN sosortous Fourth"
81 Years Gore ~.


Rsec,lees,one st liz ~oaortous Fourth |
81 Year. Gone b..
YIN N. Maprsn ii the Comnaoners
Reuaemher tae very fsrst Fourth q
enough % shoos on wear sexsss
withoat parental sapervssieas tssSs
see that VAS shout, shout: VEL 40
natter how many Years sx0, gave
TOO many 10 tAsnk Seeat VITA pssNsSssSs
Between the nrsS day 81 RasS ana
the Ncarsh q aasssoa Sswass sss
cspitai letters uhca yoa xgxsss SsSsSN
or think at that g}orsoas dAS--sSsyc
w&s 4 lapse at ssu1e asaoaRsthS g
shout year and thirteen mssatAS Ae>
corainx to rear ooyasA sEaASthSsss
II seemed as Il the koarsA lass asSsss
would come The nfSas nea0fS saS
Fourth VAS the loaSssS IL al history
Yoa went to bed early 50 you eosld 80
TO sleep and thus pass the time 9aiek-
II And you jumped out ABORT INV
= M only % be amazed 70 see tnSs
the clock had ssopped-or that time
ass'aesu 9 sse : .'o.A $3.50 sA'a :.
~ n.nusss sllu -. 49, ssss's1s YIN ~
Ness uiesssu s.'a ~asnsu. a1'u 80
isAos ~ 'ne oAs : lsssas ssass'
But ron were stu lew nours TOO
early The celebration was TO pc held
IN Walters grove, about SIX miles
from town, and, aitnongh You wanted
70 start out and walk. fafner mega
tived the idea and said you would nave
10 wait and ride out with the rest OF
the family. he was the most seda.e'
deliberate man tnat ever iived. ne
Wouiunt hurry through oreakiase' ans
ne wouldn't hurry about nitc1ing up
the ponies II was quite O'Clock pc
lore ne was ready 70 start ana there
was good three hours OF the DAY al
ready wasted. But start we finally
did It was hot, and father wouldn't
hurry the ponies. He thought iot
more of the feelings OF those ponies
than ne did Of the fdgety lad by his
side at any rate the lad thought SO.
4 But 1t was lots of fun. riding out to
the grove. Everybody In the whole
world seemed headed for that place.
Wagons. eouestrians, pedestrians and
/ carryalls lined the roads in all direc.
lions. Everybody was happy.
You could lust smell that celebra.
/ ton before you got within mile Of
4 corny and peanuty. with a faint trace
of molasses candy and lemons.
But there's no manner of use trying
to tell about all the features Of thai
day. Couldn't remember all OF EN-
you tried. You can remember tina
Maria Mcguire was the goddess 9
Liberty in the parade, and II didn'
!. take as big a wagonette to hold al
!. the states then as 1t does now-not q
a whole lot. And you remember ina
Eta Tandy read the Declaration G
!. Independence, and, that the orator 9
) the day was-let's see; VINO was u
: orator of the day! Wen, no matter
no one ever pays any attention TO tn
orator OF the day on the Fourth
July. That is, nobody but lot OF me
i and women who are too tired or &c
!. indolent to walk around, or the Wome
who have babies to take care OF an
find the shady seats too comfortable
!. leave. Doubtless the orator OF IN
! occasion was big man, but someno
or other his name has escaped.
a But the firecracker stunt! All, TIL
II Twas the main thing about this celeb1
4 ton. 1t was the first time you we
allowed to hold the nuncn an by yo'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The winterset Reporter says the
fact that the Democratic newspapers
are losing faith in Taft is pretty
sure sign that Taft is all right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

1t looks to the Hampton Chronicle
as though Senator Dolliver might be
the logical successor to President
Taft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The town Of virden, H., will cele-
brate the Fourth of July this year
with religious services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02
DAILY BIT MAIL

DAILY BIT MALL :.
One year IS. 00IFour Months 1917 y
Six months ...... 150lOne month e
Entered in Keokuk pcstonice - ssconu
Postage prepaid: terms in advance 3.
All subscription orders SHOULD saxe q "a
p. o. address and state whether y = ~.
new or renewal order. II cnanse a nd ~.
dress is desired. state both the oio ai'''
Remit By postoffice money order. e =
press money order. registered ietts -
The date printed on the address Of eacn
paper notes when the subscriptlon
Subscribers falling to receive tnslr p 81
Giving notice OF the fact
THE GATE CITY COMPAN =.
No. 1s, North Sixth ST.. keokuk. AoWA
Tr4E CATE CRY is on sale At the fol.
Hotel Keokuk, cor Third and Jonn a.
C. H Rollins & Co., 629 Maih stIese
Ward Bros. SIS Main street
Depot News Stand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

The Tama News declares that the
Iowa legislature should pass closed
season, law against killing time and
enforce the law against the loafers IN
some OF her small towns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02
NOTES AND COMMENT.

NOTES AND COMMENT.
The town Of virden, H., will cele-
brate the Fourth of July this year
with religious services.
1t looks to the Hampton Chronicle
as though Senator Dolliver might be
the logical successor to President
Taft.
Four hundred and sixteen people
have Joined the seven Marshalltown
churches since the close of Billy Sum
days meetings.
"Cobwebs are rapidly gathering
on the box devoted for contributions
to convert the heather Chinese"
saws the Burlington Gazette.
The Winterset Reporter says the
fact that the Democratic newspapers
ara losing faith In Taft is pretty
sure sign that Taft is all right.
The Tama News declares that the
Iowa legislature should pass closed
season. law against killing time and
enforce the law against the loafers IN
some of her small towns
Whatever the actual number OF
words used" says the Des MONIES
Trihune referring to the torrent o.
language in the senate tariff debate
ut Is hardly likely that they VIII ma
! terially affect the result which MI
Aldrich and his friends mapped ou
in the beginning"
Az the anniversary OF the battle o
cettvsburg. July 8. approaches, TN
osLaloosa Herald recalls the fact tina
tha only, citizen Of Gettysburg wh'
was killed on that memorable DAY wa
Yann,a wade. who was baking brea'
for the Union soldiers In little bric'
house near the battlefield. the nous
i NOW used as museum OF Gettys
hnrr relics and marble figure OF
lneaYtiful woman, wearing loose ROB
sas baen erected in the ceemtery D
nc Woman's Relief Corps OF the d
nartment of Iowa in honor OIL Mis-
lWade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-02

It took an awful lot of limiting, and
about as much promising, to extract
another shinplaster from that old
wallet, but along about two p. m.
LIT came. 1t went for firecrackers,
too, and you shot them off all by
yourself. That Is, no one helped you
shoot EN-, but all the boys enjoyed
them with you. True you We're a
little slow In letting go Of few
with resultant blisters on your good
right hand. And two or three shot
off backwards at unexpected times
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Canada owns a forest larger IN AREA
than the whole Of England, Bcotlspd
and Wales ali put together. The great
est length Of BritaIn. a 500 mice. and
its greatest width SIS tniiea, While .
Canadian forest 10 the Hudson Bag
and Lablador region is 1000 D. LOO
uilios 81 extent AbOtleg big forest
stretches from Alaska 90 washington
stats. Tho Amazou basini Gouth Amer
,teu. re6mprisss aboug AGO BY 100
miles of foesst while CentFuli Africa
las & forest region 8.oO0 uliion fom
north % south and % unknoWn Width
from east 70 west. end the Pima, Iarch
aud cedar forests Of Siberia are 1000
b. 1000 miles n extent
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

During the reign Dc Charles a.. ne
age Of CALAMITY. q was the cusson
among Reutlblhen whe1 they drank
lady'n bealsh ID order that the5 might
40 Der ttiil more honor s-aust.1y q
the same time some psDtof taeiF cloth
Upon one occasion Blr Charles Hed.
ley was dining Ia q tavern ard bad q
paFticdlaFiy ihe bscktie %. Where-
upOn one Of bic frieads 20 play hin q
trick drank to the beaIth Of aeoftaln
lady. az the same time throwing bic
necktie b the ore. OF course Sir
Charles bad 20 DO likewiss. be- oe got
even. FOR not iong after that dining
with the same company. ~ drahk the
health Of q fdif one. 90 the same time
ordering q 0enfise whom be bad en-
gagged 70 BE- present % pag out r.
fractOry toOth which bad been tr0u-
bling hlm. Every one else vas obliged
70 this manner 70 mourn 3 molaf,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

LombrOuo, the farn8Es Italian cFimi-
nblogi5t, Ohcs had 3 eufisus expert
,ence. ne was-iB-a pEintiug once cof-
rscfing tie prn9fs ~ be Delinquent
Mah' WIN the ehief reader when 90
Vsacnlis q psge whlctf dsait win q
yOang man who. impelled ~ tsalQnny,
hs9 siabbod be uaneee - Inado 4
suFprioing discovery. The proofpeadsr
una fhio man.
q dsdly," LOmbrosO SAID - telling
~ uiory. shs threw hImsalf &c ~
fsef. duclarlug fhat ~ would cemmii
ssicide q A publlsbae thla siozy wiih
~ nama lIls faee. befosa vegy srD-
tls. vas ebmplcisly altrred and almost
terrifyinR. and Was rRally afrai1
that ~ would kiil hlainplf % NE %
en- spot. { iorp ~ thr proofs and Coz
naVorai editions oniltod hls slofy.7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

nad youFneyed % the orient % inresti-
,gnta the conditions of the Swedish
peasants who had eialgfalea there ard
WoEe said 70 BE- treated badiy. ~
she deplcts llfe az u n. but the
Senslhtnt Il always uplifting. Her
wUrk -hau, FeVolutionlned eSwedinh llt-
oratura. She has lived n Italy. Sicily
and the Holy Land. and the Christ
legends are the outcome Ds material
gathered ID Egypt apd 81 tne libraries
q COngtaptinOple and Of the Vatican."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

which was aaopFed e. text book By
the Natioual T6achers Ehsbci4ti0n and
ID nov so nss "a the CON scho0ls Of
sweden. that earried het intimately
into the bones 0g her countFymen. Il
was recognised that eho hhd ftcreated
iReoEnphy and naturai history and bad
revealed to the chlld heart me Won
dsfs OF nature. cdmblnsng che aesthetic
and the practical m = way previously
undreamed Of. The story y e. fairy
tale IN which are tucked away won
derful nuggets OF information apd 10
interesting to young and Old alike.
aMiss LagerlOf IL q little woman
With fair hair and expressive blue eyes
aud q gentle presence. She gives .reaq-
lngs from her own writings ln 4 rich
contraiIo voice. makes 10 gestures. but
reveals Ell that she means through the
lnaectIo1 OF Der voice. Sue q most
unassnnlng and modest % manner and
unconscious Of herself. appfeciatiye
and quick 20 see merit b others
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

swhat--a boy Of your ags doesn't
know The psrts % spsochr' sEelaimed
he schooImarfef.
enc. siF.'' replied the pupil.
Haven't you ever heard Of q nQunr
'Oh, Sea. ARR
"Woli, what comss nextr'
Il dOa't Know. sir"
"a prOnoun.- aid the master. 'NOw
FsnombaF that. Thsn COMES the ven.
Now what follows thatf'
"A psoverh please. slr."--London
oCIapa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

"HoHia your nOu makinN cot n bu1i.
nnssTr asked the afut capitalist
eVtsy vel. lndePd" replied the
ether; -he's got quarter ~ a Bii'lIon.
~Why. you STARTED him with mil.
lIon. didn't youY'
eyes end sc two mUuths now since
~ siagipd operaiions ~ Wall nireei.T
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
NOAbNWHOlEON
AEN0BELPRl
Mss LagsiIgi First Of HaT Sex
TO SET Literary Award,
Gas TAKEN SEvERAL PRIZES

Swedish Wilmer q Purse Of $4,000 10
oroatly aslovsd ~ Her Country men.
4ar Recent Work Adopted 90 Text
Bool< n aslsssis 81 Her Land--ouIok
!, ese Merit d Others.
This gear for the nFst time the Nobel
pxins Cor lIlefeturs has been awarded
- 4 Wotnan. Miss Eslma Lagerlot. the
Swedish writer. The prize q q purse
Of e4O,OOo and b awarded ~ TIE
Nefish acNdemy. which y composed
e elRhteed membefA
afra Eoima Ewansboa Howard. who
Al the tranpleior of Mia Lagerlore
mogka and llrea n New York eity. said
f1nt gnls & the nfgl dine fnat tbe NO
bel nteiafy priia hes ever been z ward
q fo1cna e her compatrlots aud that
se tas fsal Datisfactlon through
cut Sweden on account Of e.. Mra-
Howard b ppuQnai frieod q Miss
LnEefi0k, knowa her ~ Der bone NE
M % ssjoleed ~ this FscoGailion o.
\ : ~ ieienk
ipysd ~ Bsr csuntrymsn
elH4 Kseorlef =, q egunqe gFeatly
1Gat lhronshout ~ SWeden. ne
= 1. Pl.6hf hts t3unnsmen csle.
stoa hoI l.th tIrlhdas N 4 na-
onai festival 4lteBaed ~ bsieBtists
ana nllsaan nnf ntmb6ts 81 tho
~ 1n1 ne nlda 6imzalf. All were
tali1hied t8 u Der hDnor.
~npl Hiss LngoElol haa always tan.
a. ..rs1r.a e. ftI..4r.e .r...eN ,rrro unara
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

-ralkfng OF mean tricks" said The
blg man, ''there was Railantina THIS
man Ballantine came n iato 10 q song
recital AZ Palm Beach. apd there wasn't
q vacant seat 10 the house.
slBstIahfine noticed MrA Jerome
Rlank. Mrs.. jerome Blank, hs knew,
had q vory handsome husband that she
kept q strict watch over. Bbs didn't
iiks him to assOeiats with any of the
2aif ssx.
'BalIantlno. sdging nsae % Ma
Blank. Who had en- excellent seat. SAID
20 lpud vuic0 too frtend:i
~ 'veho WaA that onormouaiy pretty
giFl I saw Jerome Blank talking 70 on
the pierT
qlni about four seconds ArA Blank
was gone and BaIlantine was Beated
c0lngSftalily On her chaiF."-Kansas
CITY Star.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

seven mouths ago Henry PFeusser, q
WashihrtOn loCknmith. found au odd
looking stone on bis farm IN Prince
George county. Nd. he recently found
that Il b diamond weighing afteen
esrAta ana worth about S2OOO0 The
stone Waa ground down from q pisos
OF quartzoss eonElouafate.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

-ghe q 4 snffs Figl ant g q fnomb6I
81 ~ Fssderlea Hr1mef aaseeik(iot.
q powerful Womao'o elu4 1pf social
bafirrnasnl and thp anfrang lsIpeni y
w0lnau, vale ca writer 80 = en-
hleallse end al eptimlsf. / q ne wish
a. give fhs Nca ilag nbe foos not
frai nlib pfneilcai subjects 81 prac-
flcal mannen Her booE 5cFalaien.
1or examnle. vas writes aftsE eho
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

AFTER our hrst meeting. when /
spent several hours b Der SOsisty, !
was suddenly impressed with the fnct
that shs bad not once rofeffed % her
sslf. she shrinks from society and
apends most of her tifns ~ her country
bone. miles away IRON every one. and
there ne dtvDtss hsrself 90 her WORK. 2
"Ghe was thirty years cd before she
begaD % write Her father. VINO q uol
now living. was en- army oficcr. and
bee niothor's brother. ChFlskian Wall
ruth. b q celebrated Iaudsenpe painter
Miss Lagari0f - 9 graduate of the
Toaehers college, OF Booe9tolm and
was for q few years q teacher. she
lives alOng witt her fnothes this win.
ter ~ Dalocarila.
Mis- LaeefIof, while z thinker and
writer al0n9 spiritual Il1es d not al
lied % any feIigi0Us sect. she a dis-
tlnctlY nonDaC tafiah. Bat mat enc must
- an apostle o. tho 81 called nPW
thbaehg = appegent fS0ls ehesymboii'
quality that efoeps lato 81 81 Der
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