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BakeOvenCureS
DuWaniSh Man

slant relief and cured mo In a few
treatments They also relieved me
Of d considerable amount Of super
fluous fat that was a burden to
me and affected my breathing. |
am well pleased at the attention !
received at the hands Of Loughney
a Loughney. They are perform
Ing some wonderful cures with
their Bake Ovens, 80 people who
are rheumatic should not suffer,
and they would not II they knew
OF some Of the great cures Iough.
ncy a l,oughnoy are performing,
and the treatment Ia a most pleas
ant one and especially beneficial
TO people who are old and stiff,
Their offices are In the Peoples
Savings Bank Building, corner Of
Second and Pike street, suite go
to 225,
They give free consultation.
Their hours are from s a. m. TO
.. m. Sundays. . to 10 only SIN
cerely, A. " DURLAND,
Former home. Odessa, Lincoln
County, Wash. Now located at Du.
vanish, Wash.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
XII

types one has no such Indulgence.
only savage thoughts Of murder:
Tho man who tramps into the room
selfconildeut aud heavy-footed.
swinging his hat as he huns a
tune. the woman who meets a friend
and gives tongue i0yously, thereat.
the man who plucka his chair back
from the table and slams his books
down as he drops heavily into bis
seat. the man who plays some sub.
conscious tune with his fingers or
pencil on the table, the man who
proves hla affinity to the savage by
turning his derby into a tom tom,
and playing thereon with his
fingers; the man who conyerscs
with a friend In slbllant. ear-atab.
bling whispers; those who humble TO
themselves as they read.
would remind these people and
others OF their Kind that silence Ia
a rule for all libraries, and that con.
aldefatlon for others is a sign OF in.
telllgenee an well as the essence
Of good manners.
II. N. CRAWFORD.
SIG University st., Seattle.
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Feeds Mortgaged Corn to
Mortgaged Hogs; Cred
itors Muddled.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. May s-Tha
question Of whether a mortgage on
corn follows the grain down tho
hogs throat and Into sldemeat, do
yclops In tho bankruptcy OF Clint
A. Bragg, a farmer.
The Exchange National Bank Of
London. o.. held a mortgage on a
part OF Bragg'a chnt,els. including
10 acres of corn which was fnised
last season. The Farmers Bank
u sedalia held a mortgage on 9th.
or chatteln, including the live
stock belonging 10 Bragg
Bragg. a. ostennible owner Of
both corn and live stock. fed the
corn pledged 10 tho London bank
To the horEes and cows and pigs
held similarly by tho scdalia bank.
The London financial institution
was left holding the bag. All It's
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...ee3 TEETH
WITHOUT purts
sESsisI!s!!lGsD

Teeth extracted without pain by
Dr. n ] Brown himself aud with
out clarge whatever silver and al
10y Filings, the best. soc, gold m
llnga, 15c and up, our perfect fitting
fs00 plate now 1900. and our Gold
Dust $500 plates, PERFECTLY adapt
cd, $500; gold crowns with REIN
forced cuaps and solid top, t300 and
1900, porcelain crowns, t2bo and
1900. crown and bridge work. spe-
clal strength. $500 and 1900 per
tooth, porcelain and enamel Filings,
Boo up. Tho above prices will pre-.
vail at my offices while this dental
war lasts, and the dental war will
iast until can get q fair hearing
before a Dental Board and Society
whose ethics are not graft and
greed. and whose every desire IL not
10 keep dentists out Of tho state Of
Washington. | can win this fight
for private rights and olual protcc-
tlon " the law II you people will stay
with me, and I offer the above
prices for flrat-claas work In order
to get the moral and financial sup
port and Influence Of the people.
EDWIN ], BROWN, d, d. s.
ia ist Ave. Seattle, Wash.
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oriis Hansiitsa IL Ia Disgrace, The
pride ~ the army. the pct ~ 90
eiatF. has fallen fnf the sake ~ Il
woman be- ~ said 10 have fofaekrn
honor, duty. and saifsfeHpuUt The
details Of the sad aifaif VIII not
every man and woman should take
Hs -as found oct. The Isn't The
worst thing II ID. though, almost
Inevitable Naturally he desired
that no atssution should be paid u
him. Men love dafhneaa. because
their deeds are evil said Jesus
Christ The biow. fails sooner %
later In living the shady NE no
one Ia secure. one thing IL 0efs
tain, he IL no uarBe. II ali accounts
are true, than others who have not
yet been discovered
~ costs too aash. Come may not
Think &C., This ia largely a matter
Of opinion This position ~ Ada.
tant General 81 this state Ia an hoas
Or toward which many iuen have
struggled throughout thrlf life
time and would have considered u
sufficient reward for life time ser.
Vice lie tgrana u away. Ito taints
an honared Mans u takes Fenefa-
lions 10 build name sometimes
Il stands f0f all that has upheld the
family life To lower ones color %
this arnsfieEs way IL iFnominy ins
deed Hs blasts hiH failure. HocietY
today doesn't lightly eondone grave
ains A righteous public opini9n
CONTROLS The deniai9n u severe.
such revelations call fur pity.
Thsy say he Loved this woman
II cannot be that According 90 all
dsfinitiann Of weil-ordffad lives II
could not be that Might q not BE-
luaif iiut whatever u may ho called
every derHai person fepudiat,p any
use u a sacred term 10 define such
a life ha must have been lived. u
All IL 90. All u not gold that siit'
tsrs' sham. cannot be hidden BY
hltbn and scarlet II cannot be
4ansflKufed ~ display or costly
Environment shame IL shame its
meaning IL Understood Bitter the
lives that live IL Sid the end
III. old wsrid trust. nssn with
mash. ! am glad Of ~ We would Be
In a pretty fin n va e9iud not trust
our officials and servants In high
places All this means deep tufn-
Bile when the trust is abused The
higher the trust. the deeper the fall.
when will the people learn that aft
ct all. policemen DO not make the
test yr1teetoFsf Detectives at the
haais of every public man IL no
remedy Tor unfiRhteouAuesa lndiR.
= pfsysntatiss The cure must Ito
In the hearts 81 tbs people thsm-
selves They must regard their
lives as too fsiuahie 10 suifch.
What made him do all thisf We
wendsr Why leavs all that 10 dear
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GARVIN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIE
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

land true IN life 10 apand AZ =.
/ stance IN ri0fnua iiNfnFT Tvs 49,. ~.
years Of insane existence ma ~
[ comes an awakening That nj s'+,a.
ntifa the whole tHiiHi Mates ~
eminent. but Skaters ihf hbsss Z,
many q heart and breaks w 4 baa.
besides IN ihe leaR hours HAT III
! low sober REELECTION will lfing mos.
bliiiier ihoughia thar Irons eglAd IL.
Issh bsfsrs yaa isas Il 49,
motto. Foresight f. no an Il ~.
be cultivated No aFi stop fgils~s
a careful consideration n lie ~
sequences
Hsa laugh ~ piHtitudsa. a,r.
smile al THIS eEpHfisufe lu q Ysas,
mans life All iuhnner n eEufea'
/ ni0nH about % have been Htfetsr
l nut n f. good iiiHsl fafi0n n is.t
what ta taught in thr hgu Tssfs
mrnt about good and ngil M.
Z - the very acts at Our VEN dqags
W are driven back % Hn appfsels'
I ton Of tho meHHnHH % ihe hlbia
A. Tor this wofHas, mo NE n.
u said 70 i've o. uHa0ffIF N puiiie
mention Sad. Indeed. are the 10.
torres who must live Dr. Theft -.
ward D. small NJ the best Ons ~
only pits aud wonder When t1msf-
Z row we observe Mothers bag "a
tnil that beautiful sacred Ear1
means. so other word ia nsrasasr.
T 10 show how utterly miHoabie s1d
{ an existence must Be
We eaHast crosse these lsr-s.
/ from right and morality We HeTe,
can. The time viii not come IN hi,
land aHmin when fof long pHbiE
upinlan Will There may be Tina.
O.
{ alnksG al in certain pafth n ~
7 land. but I DO not thiuk 20. I'm
{ whole disclosure shows a disregard
/ of all that makes home, state ans
] life deceut and safe
Lei ell msa sad wsmsa fsk.
.srsiaE. The lesson ought net %
be In vain. No life n ain i seeais
] In a tNinhlinF Of 40 eye, The whsls
story Uili flash aat and then iadr.
msnt All THIS means hat a fiiddfn
l ne Of shame IL 90 BE- avoided a.
Z YOU would the plague All tai.
means that uprlEhinsss VI hssff
il ones emily s4faa iaafdt 1p1ue4nas
arc living the good NE. Thauaands
are doing right DAY BY day. Ony
occasionally do people 70 Nafwaft
These few make PLENTY y ssns4tiot.
] because society Il aEaluHt H.
Danst hit . man when he is dosn
The reports are bad enough. A
story a. fuil u black ugly, wicked
iifs a. thia. makes "a al feel lasi
10th will have pleHtY u suffefinK
Don't Imagine that aiiiy admiratioa
or sentimental sympathy viii esss
matters Let us tend 10 our osn
lives. and honor the true love ia esf
homes that keeps "a true 70 our
selves
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Tho MILWAUKEE, REALTY
COMPANY will seli lots in their adj
dition 10 tho Townsife 81 Ind,
Wash. surrounding the depot site Of
the NiinAukss Railroad al public
suction IN Arcade Hall on May 18Th,
18th. 18th and 18th. at tho hours u
u O'Clock noon and y m Mons
Niil BE- aold Al less than $50. us Or
100. according TO location.
Lind 10 tho junction point II the
Milwaukee and Northern Pacific
Railroads. and 10 at present n very
thriving town. and perhaps the
greatest wheat shipping point In tho
world today.
Wonderful returns await the In.
sestnr In this section. and In order 10
permit everyone TO taks advantage
Of this opportunity purchases can
he made on basis u 70 per cent cash.
balance par cent per month
Information will be gladly furnish
ed upon application at offices of the
Company. Room A. Arcade Building
Seattle
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Den dcy biAced on hiss head der
silfcr fff Of authority. After dot
dey slammed him back In der Dol
mahAshoeah palace. hiss official
ealabooae. we're ha hat been slftu.
onsly a eaplii for % years und glat
Of ID All dot remains Ad dian
writing les To aelegt a Young Tifk
an grand viricr, uhd--
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF.
lilo viii be a. ID ysru. baby grand.
--und dot las der aiiooAilon f0ant
BY We. your oofreapondonecfs,
IN h.-Adolf yantet TO visid der
amhroElio--i mean seragiio. but "a
isa der same dlnE-Ho lolt him no
Won bat der sultan ooalt look on der
faces Of der obellsks 10 ID Can he
see demf asked Adolf Sure 1
said Den efidenely deir beauty
nit a coarse gickie.l
las nod faFry da1liing." said Adolf.
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vas broke 10 him I'D iau der haai
Of fatai- he said
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF.
bet "a folt moru like der foot,
Eion den der palace guard hat 10
be poted In der brinhet nit a seine
tar before ID soult gife up der Ehoai
peacefully
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF.
II vass a garrison flnlah. hA. Ia.
hai
Der ncgnt ding 10 be at waas 10
stick new sultan nit def choh. 80
a. nod TO haf der oamAn family en-.
tiFely OsleriEcd. dey took Ham
bones bruddsr Mehemmod. known
a. Mchmie for short. und cafe him
a salad Of iet guns fired nit eau.
hnHa
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF
Unfortunately. none Of dor ahois
took effect
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Dispatch from OSCAR 10
Fred aehAefsr.

Fred aehaefer.
ConAtantlgnohle. Turkey, tapock
tlall
N alchoo geslsh. Zip tumquat
hlamalluh, maahallah hofhau
akiduoi"
Nit desc melndiuuu wofta from
dor Koran, dcrc waaa inooeulatet a
now era IN rirkey
Me und Adolf hrrifod yuat In
dime Ia SEQ Abdul ilambane got
der hookah und hiss successor
pushed into der llmollEht
Ours isa der falrat autontic story
OF der revolution We saw ID take
blaze like a yirliug doryinh
ulssuoohod a. mnllahs thfuddera
OF Maud We entered der city BY
Won Of ida exits und foust "a In
der hnnts VI der fonucilonarlea Ad
yonoo We made inquiries. but all
dor Muaaclmen We met waAs clans
hut nit our own faces We Wit
neaaed yut We saw, Der streets
was running mllt hlut but We coult
beat dem running nit our feet Now
IN our ealmor moments We VII gife
you all dor details
After unrest hat been aiardot by
plllage
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF;
Ad her hanta Of der pharmarists-
lin dor remote portion Of der
empire
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF.
In der yllayet Of Alndid already.
der Young Tifka began invest.
ing der capital. yurr-
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF,
A fiddle gotrlehqulck scheme Of
delrs
I'D fAirHt resistance vas Of
iered, but scornfllly refused, Dcn
der Young rlfkH~
INTERRUPTION ny ADOLF.
Anoddsr name for Asia minors. toe.
heel
advanced. led BY Gen. buck.
shot paahA nere waaa a inui ron.
fllEt nit much firearms. Gen Rhu.
barb Bey fol-. bitterly wunndet IN
his Icy window oddcr casualties
wass accumulated BY NoueA, rasha,
naggi rfoushhs. Dingbat chibook
und Atbat Swat Finally a vite
ilaek fioaiot from der poop Of der
Ylidis klhoAh. but Naas mlsuntor
stooi hecoha "a necdct 10 be laun-
dersd Later Tootpick PaahA sent
ouid = note aayihE dot efrgpody
surrendered except der hAfem. yich
waEs Hull loyal 10 der payroll
hfandiahlng deir narEhlrils der
Young Tirks marched in. und soon.
or, " nod Immediately. der Sick
Maa Of Europe wasa uharn of hiss
dyapeptio power. Dcr cruel troot
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when cluhbsf sslH arguing he
loses all tact"
-As for instanesf
why. last niEht he told an %.
paneat who 10 lame that he haan
! leg 20 stand on another who
saaifts that he VAS sorry he couldn't
see thugs a. he did and a man Nho
stnnfnefed ho urged not 20 hesitate
In expressing an opinion" --boston
Transcript
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=
from home expected write to his mother There are some
mothers with missing who will watch in vain for the post
man To them this letter is addressed 1t is what their own
boys would write-Editor
My Dear Moihert
When was fe boy aud was soiled by play was hurt
YOU Of the love that would my heart or the
kiss that woud cure my pain.
Now the world has stained me with its bitter game. am
hurt in habit and fame and to you as sure OF love and
comfort as was the little boy who sobbcd his troubles your
knee
have done the best with the life you gave me- have
done bad things and good things often have neglected. but
never no what my my fault have forgotten
Your love aud how much owe to il.
Ny silence must panied you. can you in the old
home waiting word OF your absent boy hoping against hope Tor
his welfare and your perfect mother faith that your
must and good The long long waiting has hurt you
and hurts too Do you think any iorges his mother
1t When he lets himself drop OF her life it be
knows that Of him will be than the
agony OF waiting The pain gives to pain my mother is
the things and the befes that make up the price
pay for my way OF life
Nor you take yourself any blame for II had
been what You made could YOU Ii is wha, have
made myself that keeps away The good that still in
Is yours and only that Every mother gives much Of good to
her sinks low that all that fine and clean
and brave him lost In the very loves, still
main and his mother he that he than
he is.
The boy YOU arc waiting for may never come 1t best
perhaps he should But every day Of his life he thinks OF
you and he hopes you remember him the little chap who
kneeled down your side say his evening prayer he
ofges the kindly face and the tender smile that with him
to his dreams.
Coodby, mother mine and remember in spite Of ALL love
you. YOUR GROWN UP LITTLE BOY
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The small hoy approached thu Dor
affies Of the moving picture show
say. mister" he quefied. sill los
let me In 10 see Tho show tohlshtl
N pay you tomorrow
atan't 40 IL. sonny,- replied the
tnaH hshlnd the glass window, THIS
amt a loan lon.T-chioago
News
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n...nr Alrs,. wssh.

F'iub.--e,ickins 10 a thing Is what
causes one 10 rise IN the world.
pnb-fiow about the fiY and the
~ paperf--judEe
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complaint 10 Frank NJ Kfppp.
referee In bankruptcy. who found
the problem too kho,ty for off.
hand dseiaion and asked counsel TO
submit bficfa
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YaunE Harry il very fond of ple-
Recently, while saying ms prayers
hs gave birth TO the following 1--WE
us This DAY our daily bfead--So. pisl
pisf'-judHe.
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The Editor Of The Star;
Dear sir-The public library Of
Seattle suffers from certain abuses
which are. | believe, the result OF
thoughtlessness and therefore,
would point gu, these abuses TO the
perpetrators Of them In the hope
that thereby thoy may be Induced
to reform.
A public library Ia place Tor the
storage Of bdoks. the exchange Of
books, and the reading and study Of
books. This last use Of a library
seems TO be forgotten by many PEG
plo. Serious reading and study re-
qulre concentration Of mind which
IL not helped by external dis
fractions.
When a child makes some remark
to It's mother, or laughs or breaks
into some pagan primitive chant OF
childhood, one looks up from ones
book With a smile. and only a
churllsh fellow Is annoyed, pro
vided. OF course. It does not happen
too often--a library Ia not kinder
Earten. But for tho following
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OF course. both the architects
are too polite 10 indulge In person
alIties. but there Is a suspicion that
one Of them Is N a short and ugly
condition.
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The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skin In pre-
seriblna IL most efficiently supple.
nsntsd BY the druggists skill In
eompovndIng. RAVEN DRUG CO,
f4fs 6eeond Az
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Its an chronological cinch that
neither one OF yesterdays shooters
can made a demeatla Americana
defense.
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BY this time schlveiy realizes
that ne doesn't need lawyer half
so badly as he doea good. com
petent prophet
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Moral No. I Is. ''Don't lean on the
railing Moral No .. Don't stand
under the balcony"
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John Ia denies that he Is about
to marry again. John LIS no fool
since he quit drinking.
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In the capture Of Foriler tho "a
nous Cuban bloodhounds get an
honorable mention for Eood in,
tsn,iona
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The new Sultan OF Turkey hAN
only two wives. but then he hAa
been prisoner ever since he wore
knee boomers
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Consiaerste Little dlri--piease,
Mr. Keeper. will It hurt the elephant
II awe him a eurrant out Of my
hunf-IIfa
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Tomorrow is Mothers day. Who's
going to get up and get the break
FAST
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We al flaitef. Ourselves that We
are different frtm tho people We
don't like,
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Great stsu

Il ssmstlmss happens that mans
conversation IL 80 polished that he
ailpa up on the truth,
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corn had rpns 10 make Raussfea
and sidcmcsf for the benefit of the
rival corporation In aedalia
Tho London bank officials made
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Even II Il Is yellow. It's abou,
time to order the fly paper delivered
at your home.
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Soma men seem 10 hs such deep
thinkers that their thoughts never
struggle 10 the surface.
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It's a paradox for d man to curse
HE luck shqu he n0frf has any.
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n man would only labor a. hard
over bis daily task a. be dess over
the things he doesn't have 10 DO.
work would be easy.
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work Of N1di but the political boss
finds dishonest ous mora useful
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Everett and tdm0nds


Three teuns tire. aaiiy Lssv, Sc
sttis At 7 m, 10 m. and p m
IN and , m Leave Everett at nv a
m. filt y IN and flt p m auudaF,
leave Everett at as a m. ans n
snd y slnsls fsrs 10 snohon.
ish " 90 Round ttip ne
Steamer cits Of kyerstt, coimAn Dqct
rhones-hunnet. Main speai Ind. faA
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"Want ads bring results" Try
one In the business chance column.
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The man who Il satisfied to follow
The esgHa never gets 10 the front
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popularity has tesn stranded at low
water.
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Itsa Eood plan to 20, on the right
aile u q man who Il deaf In MS
left ear.
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Even q sold brick may be regard
% as giltsrdKa security
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- wheat spec
sriHtsF throws his
breed apaH IN
waters With a
rock Tied tor ~"
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Charity begins at home. and re'
form Il only another form Of charity
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wisdom comes with age" quoted
the Niae Guy
YES asssntsd the Simple Mug.
when We are Too old 10 make use
81 ii
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itH the man who PUSHES Into
thlnga hoadionE who has to back
out
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Rhe-Do you think marriages are
made In heafenf
Perhaps. but q back pAriof
aud a din iight viii help the game
along wonderfully
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SUNDAY LETTER "To MOTHER"

Tomorrow Is mothers day, and every man or boy away
from home expected write to his mother There are some
mothers with missing sons who will watch In vain for the post
man To them this letter is addressed Ii is what their own
boys would write-Editor
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Tie Cynical bachelor rises 20 re-
marx that the hardest thing In the
world % manage IL q Wife. The
naat hardest l. husband
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Lots u fellows spend most Of their
lives trying to trade PLACES.
It's the man who PUSHES Into
out.
Charity begins al home. and re-
form "a only another form Of ohatiiy
It's paradox for d man to curse
HE luck shen he nefef has any
We all flaitaf ourselves that WI
are different fttm the people W.
don't like,
Some men seem 10 hs such deer
thinkers that their thoughts never
struggle 10 The surface.
Hobbs A woman always want
the laat word
hiuhha Nonsense She wants "a
Keep right on talking
A honest man may be the nobiss'
work Of u0d, but the political huHa
finds dishonest one mora useful
TIA man would only labor a. hard
over hlH daily task a. he does over
the things he doesn't have 10 Dc
work would be easy,
Wisdom comes with age" quoted
the Niae Guy
Yes asssntsd the Simple Mug
when We are too old 10 make uas
Of Il
Tie Cynical Iiarhelnf Rises 20 re-
marx that the hardest thing In tbs
world % manage IL q wife. Tho
naat hardest l. husband
Rhe-Do you think marriages are
made In heafenf
Perhaps, but = back pAricf
aud 4 din iight sill help the game
along wonderfully
Even a sold brick may be regard
% az giitseiKa security.
The man who Il satisfied TO follow
the ssgEa asFef gets 10 the front
Many a man on tho high tide Of
popularity has tesn stranded Al low
water,
Itisa Eood plan to 20, on the right
aile et q man who II deaf In MS
left ear
Il Eamstlmss hnppsna that a mans
raHFaraatian IL 80 polished that he
siipa up On the truth,
Grest stuff
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