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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
Wednesday, May Is, 1910,
beginning ut noon.

pcSuliiiuS ~ hbun-
First. "rord's Hotel" situate on Flew
enth, Broad and Capitol Streets, described
as follows:
IAN that lot Of land, with hotel building
and other Improvements thereon, APP
purtcnances, rights and ways thereto
belonging, and fronting one hundred and
thirty-eight (13S) feet on Eleventh street,
running back eastwardly one hundred and
sixteen (lI6) feet, being bounded on the
north by Broad Street, and on the south
by Capitol Street"
SECOND, AND AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
ON THE SAME DAY, "FORD'S LAW
BUILDING" PROPERTY, BEING A
THREE-STORf BRICK BUILDING on
the west side OF Ninth Street, between
Franklin and Grace Streets having a
frontage of fifty-one (51) feet eleven u1)
inches on the west line OF Ninth Street,
and running back westardly between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
(l20) feet to an alley twenty t2O feet
wide.
THIRD, AND AT 4:3o O'CLOCK r.
NJ, ON THE SAME DAY, THE WELL
LIGHTED. FOUR STORY BRICK To-
BACCO FACTORY, with large lot for
storage, etc, situated on the west side Of
Twelfth Street, just north OF Clay Street,
fronting two hundred and ninety-four
t204) feet ten {l0) inches on the west line
of Twelfth Street, running back west
wArdiy between parallel lines one hnn-
drcd and thirty-four (l34) feet nine t9)
inches TO m alley in rear fifteen u5) feet
wide, being bounded on the south by a
fifteen {15) foot alley and on the north by
the south line Of Leigh Street.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the balance
in equal payments ut six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months, or, at the dis
erection Of the special commissioners or
those acting under this decree, onc-third
in cash and the balance in equal payments
at one, two and thres yeArs, the deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable
notes Of the purchaser, with interest added
from the date of sale 1t the rate ct 8 per
centum per annurn, and the title to the
property TO be retained until all OF the
purchase money shall have been paid.
The purchaser, upon application TO the
court at the time Of the confirmation oil
sale TO him, viii be permitted to anticipate
the payment Of his notes given for deferred
instAlments d purchase money BY paying
the principal Of said notes, with interest
thereon, trcn the date Of sale TO the day
u payment, It the rate Of 9 per centum
pr annum.
The spoOia1 commissioners, or those
Acttne under the decree, 1hafi have autho-
f4ty and pcwer 70 rsjcct any bid Of bid
for the nd property, OF any part thereof
and ahall alsc hare authority and power to
withdraw aAid property, or any part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
MR.. KEAN WILL NOT
RETIRE FROM RACE

WARRINGTON. p. G.. May iss-'.I
expect to be = candidate. naid 1una-
tor Kean tRepublicAn. New J1tseyl
to-day, whom his attention wAs called
I 4 report that he would retire from
the race for the Senate. The Soma
tors statement Gas made In positive
rltanner.
The report = to NJ. KsAn's inten-
ton 90 withdraw hAve haen widaiy
spread n NsSF JerAsy, ana members
III ~ uonerene toual 1e1egAtiCA frsM
Sne< Ntaft NJ 3n9ulFlea IN,
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This place can be reached by private
conveyance or by Seven Pines electric
line. Cars leave Twenty-ninth and T
Streets every three-quarters OF an hour
2, 2:45 and $50 p. NJ. to Peeos Siding
Stop %; DC fare includes transfer from any
part of the city.
Sale commences promptly A ?. M,
Friday, May 10th, on the premises, b
sure and b there in time. A good bar
gain may be had.
CASSELMAN & CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric R,ax.,

Cans leave MAnehssssr. ssvsnsh and Pssry
etFestA. for Pstsrsburx:
..sas. j. "a = i III Il :. NJ : :
II 90 T. u. for Chsssss 1900 midnisAt scs
fst<rsbars
Cars leans psessshsRs tces syaanus ersss1s
Tor Manchester:
s:ls. eaA ssT;iS s7AA s.ss, s.ss, s1o.sA
Ii2s A. A.. 1898, si1s, 2:sS. SsAA ss.ss. s;s5.
S:e5. s72A ess6, a:ao, sl040. fIN0 =. ~.
Carries baggage and sxpesaA
esl4mitsd, sscept Sundays md heiidAyA
Richmocd
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VALUABLE DAIRY AND TRUCK
FARM
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT the request of the owner, who Is
leaving the State, we viii sell ct pub
lio auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10Th.
at 4 p. NJ, the farm of Mr.. Daniel
Webster Starbuck, situated on the Creigh-
ton Road, about three miles northeast
OF Richmond and one mile from Stop
%, Seven Pines electric car line, con-
tanning 252 acres OF excellent farming
land, none better for corn, grass, vegc-
tables and general farming purposes.
Choice location for dairy farm or a
suburban home. About $50 acres of
this land cleared; has a good six-room
dwelling, in nice shade, about 800 yards
from main road, large barn, 40x60, in
good condition; can be easily adjusted
to dairy use; all necessary ontbuildings,
in good order There is enough good
timber on this place to more than half
pay the price. The location and sur
roundings of this place, its nearness to
the city and trolley line should attract
the attedtion of farmers, dairymen and
truck growers, as well as suburban home
seekers and investors.
TERMS: Unusually liberal; one-fourth
cash; balance one, two and three years
time; notes, with d per cent. interest
for deferred payments, secured by a deed
Of trust on the property.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
Grove Avenue
Homes

We have customer looking for house
on this street. II you have same let VI
know at once, giving Al particulars.
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FOR RENT

That large Brick Dwelling, No. i0l
North Ninth Street, fronting the Capitol
Park. Very desirable for large family Or
first-class boarding house; will put in nice
order.
CT. oh. /. DENOON.
02I East Main Street.
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{ sALEsMEN WANTS.

ACTIVE AND REspoNsK13r L
WANTED TO TAKE CHK&
PUBILCITY AND STOCK p3
EACH CONGRESSIQNALslll
EXCEPTIONAL OprORTE19I
GOOD MEN, THE WORK n
ESTTN9 AND PROFITANf VI
OR ADDRESS MILLER ~
troll CORPORATION.
COMMONWEALTH BANK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

In execution of decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, Va, en-
tered on April rs, 1910, in the combined
suits of Mary Lucy Ford, by, etc, VI.
A. J. Ford, Trustee, ct ais, Stewart II.
Ford, ct ais. VS.. same, Estelle Madeline
Ford, by etc, VS.. Charles Thompson
Herndon ct ais. and Mary Lee Benet VS..
Florence b. Quincy ct ais, the under
signed acting special commissioners will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
FOR sALE--FLOwE1ll


wANTED-CoNFERENcH W1
reputable business men
each in q tobacco tndusfx8
tionaI Importance, hAvfng ~
ed earning capacity. This
Scial business proposfkion ~
TO responsible citixens N r.
of Virginia, especially. &&
State amount you can inVouf
fed Address r. O. Hox ~
mond, Va. 5s,1 ss9
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Rent Bargains

2016 Stuart Avenue.
1913 Floyd Avenue.
3u2 Allen Avenue.
1928 Grove Avenue.
2II West Cary Street.
1915 West Main Street.
GIL North Sixth Street.
2601 West Main Street.
2O0I Powhatan Street.
25l4 East Grace Street.
902 East Leigh Street.
go North Twentieth Street.
Twenty-eight Street, near X st.
624 Garland Avenue.
GOA Garland Avenue.
900 Brookland Avenue, Boulevard.
800 Sycamore Street.
Glen Echo Parks nice Dwelling
See us before renting.
A. IeHEWNING COMPANY.
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wANTED-ROARDE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HND T0DS-
ers, rates reasonabie, pleasant rooms
and fare. MRS. WALKER, 300 N.
Twelfth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

TRANSFERRING AND HAULING.
TRANSFERRING AND HAULING OF
all kinds furniture and piano NOV
ing q speciality; ONCE 612 No. Eec-
ond street.. residence To6 Munford
street, Richmond Va. Phone. Madi-
son 1864 ID. BowLES. Proprietor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

Brick House, Fourth Street, near Main.
Lot I'll l-2xl20.
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HELP wAxrEp--saALn

WAIVED EXPERIENCES BOOK
keeper work Is difficult and lahari-
GUS; no novice need apply; state ex-
perfence. age, references. CONFIDENTIAL.
Apply to D-3, The Richmond Virgin
ian,
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son 1864 ID. BOWLES. Proprietor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
sCHREMP-2f3 NORTH FIFTH.
COVERED AND RE-
paired; expert work: ScHREAfP. The
Umbrella Man
PAINTING.
FOR HIGH CLASS HOUSE AND SIGN
painting or wall papering, zee or
Broad. Madison. 1915, prices reason
able. c. III. Smith, Sign writer. All
work guaranteed.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED
and pressed by the Lee Cleaning and
Pressing Co. Thorou work;
prompt service. reasonable prices.
Phone. Madison. s5s6, 2o2 North Firth
street.
wANTED-TO BUY FOR Cash
household goods; best prices paid:
aDrEs. HAIRi TIES! WE COVER
Furbans with ladies' own comotngs
They are so natural ana 10 pretty
ais ~. Fifth street
PERSONAL.
ladies' YoUR HAIR rs IMPORTANT.
your cut hair or combtnxs mado M
10 beautiful Switches, Puffs. Pcmpa-
dours or Front Piscss in the most
artistic manner. CharEss very mod
LADIES YES WE RE-DYE AND RE
make switches: charges moderate.
PUFFS, pUFFSi THOSE PRETTY
Hair Puts made from your own
combings or cut hair: chargss very
FOR REMT.
K DESIRABLE EIGHT H6oM MOOSE
handsomely furnished will be rented
to party able to furnish satisfactory
completely furnished for light house
keeping. oMnar leaving city reason
tor renting; party renting house c4n
have immediate possession and retain
same until November or later data II
desired. WIN rent very reasonabIe.
Call l1s n. Morris. or phone. Aadison
4fBs-I4
FOR RENT-TuRNISHED OR UNFUR~
utahed. or large airy rooms, prf-
vat0 bath; large porch; terme reason.
able. Address 2909 u. Broad. Phone
FOR REN1N-THREE NICE BRIGHT
rooms IT Bl1 North seventh street.
Will rent separate. very reasonable
OLnANING AND PRESSING.
NkrfossAT E71nxNffso AND frrss-
and rssnoh sissns nny w ssss Is 10
West End; best mode 81 workman
ship possihls. Pnons. MAdison s7Sl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

Monument Avenue Lot
most desirabiy isc6ted, and can be
bought At . yefy ree10hahls price.
SUTTON 4 co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
A GREA TER INDIANA CLUB

college commenced
pamphlets
Holden
all
Holden They
particular relation to dry
goods,
But
Right then and there the railroads
proposition
freight
Holden
More of
yield trademoe for
the that wealth has be created
Professor Christie Purdue
ought be turned loose in the
land and backed by the business
A this
helpers
world
rather is!
splendid good
the
alto o
Richmond and the Sixth district
little is used right
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
How to be Popular.

From the Minneapolis Journal.
The way to be popular has been
explained by one of the marshmallow
magazines which initiates itself with
the idea that it is directing modern
life. When you shake hands with
a man." runs the recipe, grasp the
hand as though you were glad to see
the owner, look him in the eye and
give him a smile from your heart. "
This Is sure-enough recipe. 1t has
been used million times from AL
cibiades down to day before yester-
day. 1t has been worked by some of
the greatest frauds in Christendom
to subserve their own ends. The man
who is seeking popularity. posing for
it, angling for it, usually doesn't de-
serve it. Keep your admiration for
men who show YOU their real selves,
who, when they are bothered or wor-
ried, or mad or glad, make it mani
fest by appropriate facial expression,
and who are not constantly standing
themselves before the mirror
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
Difference Of Opinion.

1t shocks me when some man that
instinctively admire
Is put up by the critics as a target for
their fire.
There never was person yet in this
great world of ours
Who didn't get bouquets with thorns
concealed amid the flowers.
Though you are sure a man should be
the universal choice
He never gets his glory without some
dissenting voice.
And when some person that feel con-
WINGED is full of guile
Is mentioned, some one always has a
kind word and a smile.
There never was person subject to
these critical attacks
Who had no friendly armor to ward
off the battle AK
And SO humanity goes on with argu-
ment and fuss.
All vainly striving for one thought
that is unanimous!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
Rockefeller Institute Serum Is
a Cure for Spinal Men,
nights.
HUNDREDS OF CURES MADE
DR.. FlExNER, THE DISCOVERER,
HAS SENT HUNDREDS OF PACK.
AGES OF THE CURE TO ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

New York. March 26.-Spinal men
nights, the disease which for years
has been regarded as almost synony-
nous with death. is now no more dan
gerous than a bad case of grip.
Or. Simon Flexner, of the Rockefel-
Ter institute, who has been laboring
for years to find an antidote for the
terrible malady, has at last succeeded
in perfecting a serum that. in early
stages of the disease, is as effective
as the antitoxin which has swept the
fear of death from diphtheria.
This was learned yesterday when
medical men all over the city were
discussing the statement made secret
~ to private gathering of physicians
by DR.. Flexner this week that after
recent experiments in New York hos
pitfalls it had been conclusively proved
that the new serum was an almost
certain cure Of the disease.
Mortality Only 1866 Per Cent.
That more than year ago DR.. Flex-
ner succeeded in manufacturing the
serum: that he sent quantities of it
all over the world to localities where
epidemics OF meningitis existed. and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
Business Review of The
Past Week BY Henry Clews

Holiday quiet pervaded the stock
market at the close of the week. Many
prominent operators are still absent on
Easter vacations, and this also tend
ed to discourage activity. The most
important feature of the week was the
offering of $o0,0OO,OOO New York City
414s. The issue was a success, mas
much as it was largely er-subscribed
and the prices realized were fair, con-
sidering favorable conditions. The
credit of New York city is unimpaired.
yet bond issues have been coming
along with great frequency, and the
market has been we'll if not over sup
piled. 1t is estimated that about S1O,-
100000 of this issue were placed abroad
view of the fact that conditions gener-
ally favor stocks more than bones. The
latter yield only a fixed income, and
in times like the present when the cost
of living has greatly expanded, those
dependent upon investments for their
incomes prefer stocks which offer bet
ter returns and chance of increased
dividends.
The stock markets is in waiting at
the April settlements are over and the
labor outlook becomes more clear.
Funds withdrawn previous to the first
of April for the usual disbursements
do not generally return before the
middle of that month, leaving an in
terval of unsettlement and possible
stringency. Money is firm abroad as
well as here. and a further advance
in the Bank of England rate would not
be surprising. The British political
situation somewhat disturbs the Lon
don market, as does the low price of
Consols. wild promotion of rubber COM
panies and the large issues of securi-
ties in general. 1t is quite certain that
the situation abroad is not as strong
as here, and this fact will have to be
taken into consideration on the renew
al Of any bull movement on this side.
Possibly Europe might become a SELL
er of Americans on any pronounced
rise, a contingency which is not desira-
bic in view of the present condition of
our foreign trade, and the indications
of renewed gold exports OF late we
have been freely sending securities to
Europe in part settlement of an ad-
verse foreign trade balance: and this
influx of foreign capital will undoubt-
eddy be stimulus. not only to this
market. but also to the industrial In
terests which furnish railroad materi-
ais.
The present month has witnessed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
aeIated Honor for Pocahontas.

From the Chicago Record-Herald.
1t is with profound realization of
this country's lasting debt to Poca-
hontas that we heartily approve of
the proposition to have her name
carved on a tablet in the hall of fame
Pocahontas made John Smith famous,
an achievement that was prodigious.
and 1t is well that the people OF this
country should do something by way
Of showing their appreciation. Wheth-
er the custodians of the hall of fame
propose to give the lady's husband
recognition by comforting immortality
upon her as Mrs. Pocahontas Rolfe, or
whether she is to so down to posterity
simply as Pocahontas. we do not
know. However that may be, We re-
peat that the movement is one which
may be cordially Endorsed by all pub
lic-spirited citizens.
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that he vigorously restricted it's use to
hospitals where records of it's effect
could be made, was also learned, as
was the fact that out of 1913 cases of
the ailment treated with the serum
before the third day of advancement
of the disease, 107 recovered. This
gives a mortality of 16.5 per cent.
where formerly the percentage of
deaths was from Is to 80 per cent.
Several months ago DR.. Flexler is
sued private report of 461 cases treat
ed with serum, in which the death per-
centage was less than 10 when treat
ment was begun in time, and since that
time he has so perfected the serum
that now it is said, only trifling NOR
tuary per cent attends the malady.
Tribute to Its Value.
Il consider DIR. Flexner's serum of
priceless value in combating the dis
ease which medicine had always con-
sidered almost impregnable," said DR..
Louis Fisher Il have used the serum
with excellent results
LII early Stages VI spinal meulHSlt-
is l consider it as effective and certain
as antitoxin in diphtheria cases. 1t is
almost specific if used in time
Or. Flexner made it known that he
was averse to its use until perfected
under any but the most favorable Cir
cumstances. To this end he restricted
it's use to hospitals.
THE serum is injected into the lower
cavity of the spinal column. 1t is of a
complex meteorological composition,
which no one without such facilities as
are offered by Rockefeller institute can
manufacture.
Besides warding off the disease
when taken in its early stages, the
serum hastens recovery"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
LETTER LIST.

Women-Zanetta Andrews, Mrs. Ann
Bailey, Mrs. f. E. Boster, Miss Mary
ferret, Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs. Mollie
Martin, Mrs. Geo, w. Moberley. Hazel
Rossiter. Mrs. Phoebe Stanton.
Men-Avena Antonio, Geo. Ames.-
burg, Geo. Benham, l. L. Bradfield,
Phillip A. Dewey. Hunter, Harris l. Co.
Nichols 4 Shepard. Co, W. D. Pee,
Frank Rosfet. Perkins Wind Mill Co..
Clarence Sailor, Rollan Sanfort, Wise
4 Varnse, e. w Wood, Rev G. D. Will
liams.
Drops-Mrs Jennie Austerhous, Mrs.
Mary Fps, Miss Ethel Winston.
]. A. SPEKENHIER, P. NJ.
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AN |NHUMAN CRIME
(American News Service)

Milan, March 26.-The Carrara mar
BILE mines district has been startled
by an inhuman crime committed by
an old man of seventy. named Car
letti. Suspecting his little niece. Oh
"a, a pretty year old girl. of pilfer-
ing dainties from the kitchen, the old
ed out her brains with the but END
of his gun.
Unable to carry out his design of
flinging the child's body into a dis
used quarry, on account of the throng
OF marble workers passing homeward
bound after their days toll, Carletii
locked it in wine cellar. and after
wards called Angela, the child's eld-
err sister, and cynically babe her 20
look in the cellar. as she would find
Olga there asleep. Angela says that
the poor victim was still silently
breathing, but expired almost at once
in her arms. murmuring, Mamma,
mamma The carabinieri have q
strong suspicion that the deed was a
premeditated one. They promptly ar
rested not only the assassin but his
wife and nephew. and shut them up
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very heavy offerings of new securities,
which have been surprisingly we'll Ia
ken. 1t is a noticeable feature at the
moment that securities generally are
in strong hands, the floating supply in
the street being relatively small. The
public is certainly not in the market to
any extent, and this is one of the
strongest features in the situation.
Railroad earnings continue satisfacto-
ry, and traffic generally is heavy. The
only disturbing feature in the railroad
circles is the unrest of labor, and the
possibilities of unreasonable demands.
ling to make moderate concessions to
their employees: but are finding that
stockholders also are insisting upon
having share in any prosperity which
the railroads may be enjoying. Sew.
eral prominent railroads have already
increased their dividends. and there
are rumors of others to follow. Under
such circumstances it is not surprising
that stocks are firmly held, and gen.
orally receive preference over bonds
General trade is fairly active. Here
and there weak spots may be found,
especially where an excessive advance
in prices has checked consumption and
distribution. Cotton goods have al
ready reeeded somewhat. owing TO the
conditions just named, and the decline
was quickly followed by better de-
mand for fabrics. Our cotton manu-
facturers, however. are still embarrass-
ed by the high prices of raw material
In the wooden industry the large mills
are generally busy, but some of the
smaller concerns are suffering from a
paucity of orders. The iron and steel
trade is in good form. and the outlook
promising. Later on the railroads
are sure to be heavy buyers of equip
ment, and other materials: and this in
dustry will be stimulated by recent Sc
curity issues more than any other. In
other branches OF trade a conservative
spirit is displayed, owing to the high
level of prices. which induces caution
on the part of bankers in making ad-
vanees, and prevents distributors from
carrying large stocks. The CONNER
cial outlook, however. is generally sat
isfactory. Thus far agricultural pros
poets are equally so.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26

Europe's forest schoOls-at Charlott-
enburg. Dresden, and Elberfeld. In
Germany. also at Borstal Wood. near
London-are attracting the interest of
physicians and teachers. Charlotten-
burg school is situated in the midst of
the pine woods. and the only protection
ever offered is a mere roof in case of
rain. No lesson periods are longer
than twenty-five minutes. and much
time is given to play. Five simple
meals are served the children daily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26

At the opening of the Ruskin park
extension, Denmark, Hill, Mr.. George
Alexander said that in coming down
he asked Mr.. SEVERN what was Rus
kin's favorite game. and was told. Bat
tledore and Shuttlecoek.' Mr.. Severn
also told him that Ruskin believed in
exercises that were useful and when at
Oxford advised some ladies who had
given him catalogue of the various
Exercises they practiced that better
than all would be to carry the Goals up
Observation-Disclosures Review.