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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-17
Taft Honors Fort Dodge, la, Man.

Washington, March 15.-William 8.
Kenyon, of Fort Dodge, Ia, was NOM
mated by the president as assistant to
the attorney general, vice Wade H.
Ellis, who resigned that position to &C.
cept the craftsmanship Of the Ohio Re-
publican committee. Kenyon is one of
the general attorneys for the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. He is I'M
der As years of age The president
also sent to the senate the nomination
OF Walter I. Lille, to be collector of
customs for the district of Michigan.
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Budget Again Before Commons.

London, March 15.-An interesting
phase of the political situation was
Premier Asquith's announcement in
the house Of commons that the bud.
get would be re-introduced before the
house rises for the spring recess.
This announcement revived political
speculation in the Hobbies. It is gen.
orally believed that the nationalists
will obstain from voting, in which case
the budget will be passed. If the bud
get is defeated there is no doubt the
government will resign and 80 to the
country again.
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e. T. FRANK, NJ. D. G.

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary College.
Post Graduate Kansas City Veterinary College
Member MINI. State Veterinary Med ASH
WARREN, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-17
D. BERNA V. S.

VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Has practiced nineteen years in Warren
WARREN, MINI.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
me property known as the Presby-
terrain manse opposite the court house
For particulars inquire Of
a. z. Robinson,
~. n. Powell,
" ~ Committee.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
nkS. RRATkUD & ANDERSON
p ;YSIrIANa AND SURGEONS j.
Office in New State Bank Bldg
WARREN, N INN.
8. S. WATTAM, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Onace-2nd Floor First Nationa Bank BuildiEs
WARREN, MINI.
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March 3

March 3-17.
Citation for Hearing Oh Petition for
Administration s5 81. .
Estate Of George Clinton Winches-
ter, decedent. \. IL
State Of Minnesota County Of Mar,
shall in Probate Court "a s# MT
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
George Clinton Winchester, decedent.
The State OF Minnesota, to Florence
y WING hester, Walter H Winches-I
ter y Clinton Z Winch hester, and all
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
Examples to Follow.
For the Democratic Advocate.

For Tie Democratic Advocate.
Some time aKa Sir. JAMES 4. Smith
and the Carroll County Fire InHur-
ance Company lad concrete pave
mentH nd CUTTERS laid u front of
their properties On Eaat Main street.
mis- ell. and naa Mr.. Norris Milton.
IN the Hame locality. haH lad a Uni
lar pavement 1T down n front Of
his residence I'D bakery. not only
making greal Improvement u hIa
property. but living comfort nd
pleasure alRu 10 pedestrians who nzza
that -. These three sidewalks ID
ono Of no Others are - only gaHz
crete aaaa on Eat Main street. aaHt
Of Court street. 1T their construction
a1prdH examples which should be I0lz
lowed generally.
MOI sHly Oh E#at Main street. IL u
other H.rta . lie rit9= ihFre HHs
navemeaIH iH Hush q atzfa 81 dIlHIIz
dalton. 81 Ia : condition so HaHEh
and uHHIEntlE = % De disgrace =
fhc CT and never ending dlHHaH=
tort = Ne public obliged = psaa or
them ne az Ihs ffBt a.. 81 the -
municipal authorities. aHHsf ouf 80
charter. Should - FeHaU#Iary uHUzs
- property UHH.rH hafIHZ such pc
ngntz. at the must = = once -
placed Hlth satisfactory one i
mty = - econ = pas - ordinance
- HHsH I'll SUE HasaHH#Zz. aad al
~ m HeHd H.IHEins = ne faEHIE.
- De .aaHsEuezH. Il concrete. bu# i
HM# - raHZ.IH cor. #hpH 1T
#.li = a#aa. = - aHHH# aeauIIHHz=
ION = - Gig - the convenience. n
- eIz..#H#
il = ufahaHI. Iua -. there zTe
g#Ha=. = cone mall proportion -
whom : would - % H#H##aIp = =.
galre I'm 10 - lHoiE H#FeneuI# n
order 81 WI 1T - ms els -
- - Eaem - permit zHFm Il =.
for 1 = aagR monthly = quarterly
lEgtHiIH=ats
it = rot, however .Iane N =.
property d IL. Hho - HHahIH =
nay 3 IN iu = mp Ia aHouH. =
DO t. H9rk required, L. fhc pa
nenl# re ia #Hams#.I condition.
aud To- size = able = - go NIT
sli IHIIaa tHa example = Ir. Mn
anj 5IHaH5 aHa lave tHe.f worn N
5gi.#H replaced Hilh concrete II
any re- Ihes LIQUID y required =
remedy #ha #zI#zIng HHIzanceH zar
nHiaHa==# the #re-WIIHeat further
aplaE
A Suffering .zHaetzI#Z
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Undertaken Found "Corpsen Was
AIIYe

Wheeling. w. "a. May sa.-Two
hours after drinking the contents OF !
lHo-ounce bottle Of earbollc acid. Mrs
Jennie Plumber, is years old. Has pro-
n9uncel dead. Coroner RogerB rem
dered a verdict of suicide.
When the undertaken arrived he
discovered the woman was alive
Physicians we're again called and they
Say the woman has fighting chance
for recovery. The woman has been
suffering Tor some time with nervous
pTostration. and six times before had
attempted suicide.
Yesterday while witnessing cir.
Gus parade. she borrowed dime from
Dr.. d. b. Best. her physician to buy
candy for her f1z.ear-old daughter
Nho accompanied her. Instead OF
.uying candy she purchased the drug
kilograms Of her death had been
cent TO oul-of-toWn relatives. Her
funeral vas to have been held next
Tuesday afternoon.
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A quiet and pretty wedding was zal-
emnlzea on Sunday, Ma q. at IN
noon. u West Falls, On ne bfIaKe
opposite Mr. .. .. BraHhear's HsaI=
denee. when AIIas Kate Dempsey BE-
came tie bride of Mr. Oscar Haumz
gardner. They Rere united In maffI=
monY > Rev. jacob o. Hiiliar. Mr.
Gharlf 5lgin Naa best man, and his
wife. =. Dalaf Elgin. Nas maid of
honor. Misses Margaret and Eliza
beth IlIggler, nleees Of the groom. Were
lover SIS. = Cornelius BfaHhear
and Ifnest Rigglef were the ushefa.
The Illde was attired n a white
silk n.Ileess. With hat and gloves 10
match. and carried Brides roses.
The groom wore the conventional
black Nth white tie.
After he ceremony . sumptu0ng
dinner vas served. About 80 people
were present The bride and groom
left In lie afternoon, In IN auto for
Waters lie, where they stayed over
night. On Monday they returned TO
West r lis, and In the evening they
were aarenaded by large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanmgardner will re-
side Al Vest Falls
We extend heartiest congratulations
and best wishes Tor long. happy and
prosperous life.
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wheat has dropped to s5 cents .

Wheat has dropped to 95 cents 9
buHhel.
The fortieth commencement Of the
Western Maryland College viii be
held from June 10 to ID.
| Work has commenced on the West
ern Maryland Railroad extension
from Cumberland TO ConnellsvilIe.
Mr.. B. f. Grouse and DR.. Chae. R,
Foutz. West Main street, have con-
pleted concrete walks in front OF
their residences.
VIM. Arthur. Frizellburg. is Install
ing an up-to-date heating plant In his
new home. T. 7. Shaeffer, this city
has the contract.
The postofflce In this city vii be
closed on Memorial Day at 0 . m
The usual morning delivery of mall
will be made. No rural carriers will
go out
The flag pole on the firemen's build
ing was broken on yesterday afternoon
by the high wind. 1t vas caused by
the end of the flag being wrapped
around The pole.
Doyle & Magee will partly occupy
their new quarters, Formerly the
Albion Hotel, this week. A large
force Of men are pushing the work as
fast as possible to complete the car
riage department on the ground floor.
Mr.. Frey F. Haryer, Of Frizellburg,
exhibited what we call the real
length in rye. The stalks were 8
feet II inches in length and we're
raised on new ground. the second
crop It produced. He would like to
know # there Is any thing like i IN
the county Bring II in.
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- Is e because 1t Z certain.
#Zmily ION 4 i miadaMHanOr o
felony most every afaIe and =
HaHisias tn I'd labor n mBus
II to sh tHs nm il II, tha
IHge - also punish hi 10 aua
.Ildrcr = cutting of II wager.
: At m = 10 Ivy cRseH INT tie
sc nj % TO Hafk or accent help
On q charitable society O m cit
The Washington IaH doeaaNa with
i that N the tee years and nine
months during witch the IaW haa
- in operation IHe amount paid t.
prisoners y the Government s s3s76.
nile sde mount collected from them
through tha Juvenile Court Is s90SG5 :
$ This proves tie success Of tha
nlan, and Il ought to be generally
adopted
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NAMES OF CONTESTANTS.
Entered In Eagle Parade For Prizes.


Following are the names of the par.
ties who were entered IN the contests
for the prizes n the eagle parade on
Wednesday
Sterling Schaffer. pony IN harness
Mrs Grace coppersmith. horse back
Grace King, pony in harness.
W. 2 Edwards. horse IN harness.
BENJAMIN Dorsey, horse back.
II. 7. spangler. horse n harness.
Morgan Jordan. horse back.
Carroll Little. horse back.
Charles Peltz. horse back.
Mrs. |. NJ Lewis, horse back.
Albert v. Cover. horses N harness.
Geo. i. Shriuer. horse back.
s. Hewitt, horse back.
r. IL Bell. horse back.
W. Murray Miller, horse back.
Vim. Mccartney. horse back.
Guy Babylon. horne baek.
TreYa Hull. horse back.
Emily Hull. horse back
Benjamin ShIFfy. horse back.
@. Herachel Miller. horse back.
Roland Harbaugh, horse back.
Il. Toy Buckingham. horse back.
Milton A. Sullivan. foaI. i.
K. Of =. Lodge. fioat.
Roger Smith. horse hHeE.
J. d. erowl. float
Lightning Rod %. hoat.
Maud Stem. hofse back
VIM. :. KeefeH. float
Il. ! BerwaEer. horse II harness.
Clayton Myers. horse IN harness
Walter Allen. horse In harness.
Henry Klee. horse In harness.
u. Mnmford, horse back.
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= IHe NaTEHause There IL at
me- up IN gauEa ID put = Notk
In Rock gfs.E Park where President
EE.=Hfelt ID 70 taEe his afternoon
HIIsH - haHs had day
- tie aaan n. nth gaHz food :
- thIz ne Law requires - GOV
81 10 - 90 e.HIa a a u the
H=H. pa T4H sns Governments EN-
HIz.H TIs york = ne = would
- S1.50 ; day Il 81 done = pria=
aafa. so = : left II ~ for boarding
s. HegrdinE Ire M. G3ter IL wages
= Hcca takFn OUT zongre Hnpgo-
HIZIea - = yeaH zaH this Hafpo5e
lf.Hsby setting a go example to
STE Legislation ar Eity Councils.
1 pays . DO so. man NO can
81 out at ~ time III work ing in
tiis way. LAST year only one man
o.. Of nine had to be sent to the work
house, and he got out after an aver
Efe Of six weeks. The Government.
paIdz2 $40 for work, but the men out
side earned zss,3l9.65. which vas coli
leeIed by the police md paid % the
families through the Juvenile court.
ThIs made ; total return of 50. H59.55
on N investment o. $500. i'retty
good business. that
Beyond the money value n the
lehor. however. is tn moral erect Of
thu work and It's compensation N tas
TN In his relations to hla family
Instead OF escaping the punishment
which he deserves and SO falling &c
realize that he has done wrong. the
iakue is squarely made and the work
house sentence. IL inflicted. reyeals
his conduct 70 him n It's true char
aeler. Many men have reformed after
thIH experience. and ! & due II large
parI to the compensation provided
thai the Judge Is able to inlet the
punishment without hesitation where
he thinks It necessary.
Judge DeLacy's execution Of the
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EH.fs 0tef - Tie 18art-sYsiem
nra4ing Effective N Helpful IN
Practice.
Experience under tie famllYzasaer-
ton and non=.upport AZ IN .Hsa-
iueton has proved Il rs Iz=I3t
o. ing deserving aaH.ands Inc
orc =. 20 TIN. support IHeir HIIIts
however mneH Iney vi TO 50 OF
ED IsaYe WE and children I shllt
;aF themselves.
Punishment N itself profits nobody.
The ~ aims not TO punish but = Sc
vafe support. The man d9aIdes
whether he VII work n confinement;
or out OF IL. and Judge William ~.
IL Ley OF The Juvenile Court secs
tnat he does work. In tie other. Tie
Ildge IL a god thinker, an has
intended SO many broken famllies that
he knows what he can Do. and the men
know. TOO.
When a MN brought mp fof ndn-
support promises TO furnish Il ne is
put N probation and ordered II ply
specified amount from his wages
each Saturday night # the police
sutton nearest his home. Thz SER
geanI turns the money over to the
Juvenile Court. and then the wife gets
IL In Tuli on Monday morning, her pay
day. The money is pretty safe here,
and the plan heads on many a saInr-
day night spree. The man ia Eepf ~
work. which i a mighty good thing
In Itself. and the family is kenI to-
Gether.
Men who are not willing TO furnish
support under this arrangement and
those Who defadIt in payment - lie
sert : second Tine, are promptly sent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.
Office Of Lumber. Coal and SUNNY
EaEn.an.. 81 Ea...n -. AZ -

Office Of Lumber. Coal and Supply
Company of Carroll County Md.
Westminster, nd, May y. 1910.
The Stockholders Of the Lumber.
Coal and Supply Company of Carroll
County Nd, nre hereby notified that
the regular annual meeting for the
election Of Seven Directors. to manage
the Affairs Of the company for the en-
suing year, will b held at the Office Of
the Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company. on
SATURDAY. JUNE !. 1910.
between the hours IF 10 and Il O'Clock.
I. m. n. II. BAUMGARTNER,
may = It Secretary.
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Register.

On Tuesday. May 31st. 1t O'Clock D. m. Oak
Boards, Plank i Scantling full Edgel; 100 Cords
OAK Il Hickory Slab Wood rs Cords Oak & HEX
Org Wood 4. Il Kalbach. on the premises late
" the Or. CloIHorthy BlrnIes' Estate. In Carroll
Co. Nd. on the road leading from Tanaytown 10
Westminster. about % miles east Of Taneytown.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday school . q. m Preaching
services 1890 q. NJ. BY Rev. DIR. Z. !.
Narfield. of the College. =. P. s. E.
z, ?. n.
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DR.. ]. w. DeYilbiss, Vest MaIT
street. has moved from this city Il
/, Frederick county.
Anthony 2. Kimmel and Ada 1
Severn, both OF Mount Airy. obtained
q marriage license at EllIeott CIfs
last week.
Mr.. Henry casgell, Of Ayondale
purchased Maxwell auto. and David
r. Gelman, this city, PIckard auto
!. from ]. " Loekard & Son, Liberts
street.
! Sonny Bonthron, of Baltimore
who played second base on the West.
Minister club last year, is playing VIII
! the Al1-star Yanigans team. of Bait.
. more, this season.
Decoration and memorial services
of Charity Lodge No. t5s. knights Of
! Pythias. this city, will be held In the
lodge room, Davis Building, Sunday
afternoon. June s. at 2.30 o'clock.
The Western Maryland Railroad
will shortly put their summer sched-
nle In operation Reports we're that i
was to take place Sunday. but nothing
definite has been secured for publiea-
ton.
The twenty-fonrth annual reunion
Of the Lutheran churches Of Southern
Pennsylvania, Maryland. District Of
Columbia. Virginia and West Virginia
will be held at Pen-Mar, Thursday.
July 81.
The heavy storm that passed over
this county on Tuesday evening bleH
down trees and fences In many places.
The G. { P. telephone lines we're put
out of commission by poles being
down and wires broken.
James D. Mitchell, photographer
took fiash-light picture Of the PLAY
J ers of Miss Bob White. after The
show on Tuesday night The photo
graph Is excellent and can be seen at
Mr., Mitehell's art gallery.
Mr.. Lawrence Bauer. who conduct
ed the Kl-Yi Moving picture parlor
In this city, started to work this week
to remodel the Doyle & MaKee rooms
for his new shGw house. which VIII
be called the "Piekwick."
Twenty-Five members OF the Mary
land Motorcycle Club, Of Baltimore.
will make a run from Baltimore 10
New Windsor where they vii dine At
the Windsor Hotel" They will re-
| turn In the afternoon. The trip viii
be made through this city.
Comptroller J. II. Herring read 4
paper before the meeting Of the Meth
odist Protestant Ministers, Assocla=
i ton held on Sunday in Baltimore.
calling for more eYangellsfIe preach
! Ing. The topic taken by the Doctor
vas "A Message from the Pew to Tie
Pulpit"
d. h. Gone was the lowest bidder
for the building of the fIate road
from Eldefsburg 10 Gambler. TIE
/ figures we're Grading. $4,000.
macadam. $4,000: bridging md
nfnining. $4,000. Total bid. sG2,245z-
%. -Four and three-quartar mIlea.
! S1a.103 Ter mile. The bid Va reie /
ed
We noticed Surveyor William l.
! Roop on Wednesday getting the line
on n drain on EaHI Main street. VII
our corporation officials please have
Mf RooD 10 make = survey for street
crossings during on muddy weather
and afterRard finding them post 3
Hign. cross here mud onix . Inches
! deep,
The cause Of lie electric light
! plant not being n operation on TngH=
day evening as early as usual. was q
account 81 a limb af tree II front .
Nr A. = Hubefz residence blowing
across II. electric wires nd break
! Ing them down. Tie wire we're Re-
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E. O. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY q, 1910

The date on the label on your paper
shows the time to which yenr sub-
scrIptIon Il said.
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The P. o. S. of A., will hold festi-
val at the hall, at smallwo3d. tomor-
row evening.
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Rev. p. Il. Miller. D. D., pastor Of
Grace Lutheran church, is In a hos
pital in Baltimore, for treatment.
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On SATURDAY NIT wora Haa toll
IHaphed = operator RylaH1. 81 -
telegraph office In Tnafm1nt, tint
z e0lofHH nan 80 tailed with or
40 oeeaHsd from I'll here n Friday
night, W on lord Of n extHa
freight. which - left tnere an
aould arrive Ia 1hls city about 1910
O'clock ar RyIand notified Sheriff
Kempef promptly. who Immediately
gathered Is band d sienIhs ut lie
Hilroad . stop and search each eaf
q the tfaIn At 1870 re train Hf=
fIKed ena each one Of these noble anG
brave Cheers kept watch. Will
search rs made. feaflng no 'nstfa=
nlent of War, but kept their eyes open
fer the escaped convict. Did they
capture the black demon, not much.
II unloaded somewhere else.
The trustees Of Tie Springfield and
Spring Grove hospitals for the insane.
and the Hospital for Predetermined
Children. At 0wlngs Mills. met Tues
day in the Governors Offices and dis
cussed the new lunacy law. The
trustees Of the Springfield Hospital
are most interested In the law be-
IauSt II It's EiUUnhS VIII DE tOAz
atructed the additional building for
the accommodation Of insane patients
Who have heretofore been supported
By the several counties. IN his
monthly report a. an earlier meeting
Of the trustees OF Springfield Hospital.
Dr. J. Clement Clarke, the superln=
Iendent. recommended the use OF ,
tent in the mems. camp Tor the ae-
eommodation OF additional patients
during tie summer. There are nov
n the hospital 9as patients. Set males
and 451 females
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WASHINGTON ptkHs WIT i
sEHTER -.

&c Eaes 81 fr0balIea md nm.
HH.fs 0tef . Tie 1oart-sYsiem
nfaIIng Effective n Helpful IN
uE..IIep
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/ IlriIIm. Wedding

A5a1erlngZales taiaE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27

Mrs. Frank Myers. East Main street.
was operated on at hospital In Bal
timore recently.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27

Mayor Ernest sponseller was taken
to a hospital in Baltimore this week
for treatment.
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Tie continued story zTfaEton
kIlg WHIfI we he been EunninE
II oug paper and Haz been crowded
OH for The want 81 space n or two
Ia ISSUES. has beea continued II
tHIH issue ID viii IN hereafter IN
IL II IL completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-20

has refreshing ring to it. The
writer was one of committee that
tried to get part of this same plat
for a free dock and city market
years ago. Then the company
would not lease for longer than
IA year. Tacoma, like Chicago and
Oakland, must at some time make
"a start for municipal docks. Now
lis a good time, when We have a
mayor who knows what We want
and where he wants. 1T. The fed
eral government dredged the city
waterway at a cost of $175,000 to
benefit the city of Tacoma. To Sc
cure the whole benefit of this i'm
|provement the city should own
enough waterfront for a modern
deep water ship to lie up to. We
believe that the best seaport ia
cilities are only obtainable in those
cities that own, or control theiI
waterfront. Compare the magnif.
icent wharves and sdocks of those
cities that own them, with those
where private ownership still pre-
vail.
JAMES A. SPROULE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-20
Fables of Convention
v. THE MAN WHO WORE NO HAT

Once there was Fool Man who
became obsessed with fool idea
about the wearing of hats.
He convinced himself that the
wearing OF hats induced bald
ness. and In looking for reasons
why men Hhould wear hats in
spite OF the fact that hats induce
badness, he was dumfounded to
find that there was no logical
reason at all why men should
wear hats, except that they some
times served to ward off a burn
ing sun or a peiting RAIN. Later
when he saw q man bareheaded
in q driving rain, with new
straw ciasped to HIS bosom under
his coat, he eliminated even that
reason In SO far as 1t concerned
the pelting rain.
So be began to go about bare
headed. Clearly. IL there was no
good reason why q man should
wear = hat all the time, there
were plenty OF excuses for not
wearing one. He never could find
one thta suited him. anyway. Be
sides. hats cost money and the
styles change four times year.
He figured that he would be SIS
or $40 to the good each year II
he were 20 cease wearing hats.
-Four days after he began go