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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-24
SOUTH PENOBsCOT.

Miss Ida Perkins 10 visiting friends in
Camden.
Mrs. Henry Day IL visiting her brother,
Robert Thompson.
Frank Perkins and wife, Of Waterville,
are visiting friends here.
]. ". SNOW, OF Sedgwick, spent the
weekend with his son, +. ]. Snow.
Harry wescott and wife, OF Millinocket,
are visiting at Mrs. Maria Wescott's.
John Rainy has gone to Frankfort,
where be has employment ~ stonc-cutter.
Frank Staples and wife, OF Belfast, are
with Mrs. Staples father, johnson
Bridges.
Mrs. Tinker, who has spent week with
her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Perkins, has re-
turned to Boston.
Frederick w. Plaisted, democratic
candidate for governor, spoke ut the town
hall Saturday afternoon.
Hugh smith and his family, who have
spent the summer 1t their old home here,
have returned to Waterville.
Mrs. Clara Bow den and daughters Flora
and Wilma kingsbury, and son Chandler,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Arthur
Grindle's.
The ladies' aid society held its annual
sale Monday in Bagaduce hall. There
was fancy article table, . candy booth,
cake booth and an apron table. Ice-cream
was on sale. Net proceeds, $50.
The Baptist Sunday school held its
annual picnic Thursday at Uncle Dudley'r
point. A large delegation from other
Sunday schools in the town attended. A
clam bake was the principal feature OF the
dinner. In the afternoon sports ana
athletic contests were held, closing with a
ball game. All report good time.
Aug, p. G.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

C.S. Hamilton has had telephone in
stalled in his residence.
Mrs. Grace Dority Morse, of Waltham,
Mass, is the guest Of Mark Dodge and
wife.
Ralph Bowden, Mrs. Hattie Conary and
Linda Candage were among visitors here
Sunday.
Helen Noonan, Of Roxbury, Mass, is
spending two weeks with William Giles
and wife.
Mrs. Grace Burrill, Of Brewer, has been
visiting her uncle, Cyrenus Young, the
past two weeks.
velma, daughter OF Jesse Staples, OF
Rockland, Mass, Is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Abel Staples and wife.
Henry Burns has gone to take position
on the steamer Norumbega, plying be-
tween Bar Harbor and Sorrento.
Harry Hamilton, wife and four children
returned to Greenfield, Mass, Thursday,
after visit OF one week with relatives
here.
Aug. %. XENoPHoN.
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LAKEWOOD.

Miss Alta Quinn is improving.
Howard G. Moore visited his home SUM-
day.
Zalmon Garland is in Bangor for few
days.
Mrs. Grace Barron visited her home Sat-
urday.
Miss Lena Franklin, OF Massachusetts,,
is here on her vacation.
Work has begun on the piece Of road re-
Gently accepted by the city.
Mrs. Hannah Msddocks, Of North Els
worth, visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Eulalie Finn, Of Ellsworth, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Fra
zier.
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DEER ISLE.

Nv. II. Patteu and Fred Eaton were in
Bangor last week, returning home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harriet Small and daughter Merle
weat to Portland Monday for q weeks
visit.
Jasper Haskell, who is employed in East
Boston, is spending few days with his
mother.
George Black, wife and daughter, OF
Eggemoggin, spent Sunday with Harry
Joyce and wife.
Mrs. George Haskell and Mrs. f.. l..
Haskell went to Islesboro Sunday to visit
their husbands, who sail yachts from
that place.
The ladies' aid society fair held at the
chapel Tuesday afternoon and evening,
was one OF the largest attended and most
successful for several years. The pro-
ceeds were about f240, out OF which the
balance due on the new church organ will
be paid.
Aug. p. REX.
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

Fred 8. Standby and wife, OF Lynn,
Mass, are at lakewood cottage.
Mrs. Mary L. Lovett, Of North Beverly,
Mass, is visiting relatives here.
Miss George Herrick spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Efiie Tourte-
lotte.
formerly Of this place, are spending q
week with friends here.
Miss Lutte Plaisted, who has been visit
ing her grandparents, g. B. Floyd and
wife, has returned to her home at York
Corner.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARoENTvILLE.

Miss Martha Currisr y visiting relatives
in Bridgton.
p.vmond Grindeil, Of the yacht vir-
o;nia, is at home.
Mrs Hancock and daughter Nellie are
guests at James BAyards.
Mrs. II. r. Swift and son Freeman are
,nssts at sMAplehurst'.
Miss Leila Leach, OF Penobscot, has
,sen visiting her uncle, Irwin Leach.
i Frank Hinckley left last week for
Milford, N. H., where be has employment.
Mrs. Clara Bowden and family spent
saturday ard Sunday with friends ct Pc
nobscot.
Miss Fidelia Dow, Of North Brcoksville,
ia spending few weeks with her grand
mother.
George Wallis, wife and daughter, Of
porrland. visited Mrs. Evie M. Kimball
last week.
Mic. Mary Randall left Saturday for
r.re Maranacook for the remainder, Of
the summer.
d. Iohn II, Bennett left Monday for
pnrtland to Join her husband on the
schooner William b. Herrick.
Mics Gertrude 9. Cover. who spent her
...a,ion with her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Cover. returned to Boston Saturday.
cant. 4. B. Sargent, OF the schooner
Msry F. Barrett, spend part OF last week
With his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Sargent.
The .library tea" 1t the library on
rhnrsday afternoon and evening was .
rratifvir,g success. The committee de-
serve much credit. Fancy work and bal
am pillows, home made candies, flowers,
nnnch and tea were sold. AUNT Peggy,
who stayed in her own corner and sold
numerous mysterious packages wrapped.
a five cents each, was most popular old
lsdy. During the evening the grounds
were lighted by many japanese lanterns,
giving the scene festive appearance. G.
K Foster kindly gave fine selections OF
music on his photograph. The proceeds
OF the sale, Ssj1, will be used for furnish
ings and repairs on the library building.
2ny ~ Sim.
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DIED.

BLASTOW-At Little Deer Isle, Aug Is, Mrs
Rosetta Blastow, aged 81 years, 8 months.
FILLEBROwN-At Arlington, Mass, Aug IL.
Nancy ID, widow Of George Fillebrown, aged
81 years, 8 months, Is days.
GILES-At Aurora Aug 20, Samuel Giles,
aged SO years, . months, % days.
HEATH-At Brewer, Aug 10, Mrs Elegath A
Heath.
MILLIKEN-At Ellsworth, Aug 70, Mrs Maria
Milliken, aged rs years, l month. Is days.
PERKINS-At West Brooksville, Aug 10, Mrs
Relief Perkins, aged SO years.
SINCLAIR-At Surry, Aug %. Mrs Sarah e
Sinclair, aged n years, IL months, IA days.
SMITH-At Ellsworth, Aug 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Irving Smith, q daughter. tElenor Mar
guerite.l
WARDWELL-At Penobscot, Aug IS, Albert,
son Of Percy and Alice Wardwell, aged I
years.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Frank Weber 10 i'll.
george Hussey, Of Everett, Mass, 10 the
guest OF Mrs. Cora Long.
mrs Charles Beetchenow and little
ntsr, of Providence, r. l., are guests
VI .. Whitcomb Cousins and wife.
Ross Greene, Of Prospect, was called
here last week by the illness of his
ofotner Howard, who ID very low.
Mrs. Richard Greene, OF Belfast, was
ss' iso mere this week BY the illness OF her
Jaw, Howard Greene.
Mrs. Annie Ridley, Mrs. Warren York
c9G Two children ard Mrs. r. l. Witham,
y. nurry, spent Saturday with willard
Aeworgy and wife in South Surry.
marry W. Binder, wife and daughter
'erna are spending . few days with Mrs.
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Jacksonville Camp-Meetine,

The annual camp-meeting OF the East
Maine Methodist conference will be held
- to September 2.
The amp-meeting will be under the
personal direction OF the superintendent,
Rev. Horace B. Haskell, assisted by his
able corps Of preachers, and Revs. F. Pal
ladino and c. J. Brown, OF Bangor; Rev.
w. F. Berry, Of Wsterville; Rev. q. w.
Norton, OF Patten, and others. Rev. H. 1.
Holt will lead the singing.
The Epworth league convention will be
held Friday and Saturday, Aug. Is and q,
in charge Of the president, Rev. 8. NJ.
Bowles, assisted by Rev. George A. Mar
tin, of Bangor; Rev. o. g. Barnard, OF
Ellsworth; Rev. c. c. Whidden, Of South
Robinston, and others.
The Washington County railroad o fer
reduced rates.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. l.. j. Bragdon, with daughter Ger
trude, of Houlton, and son Harvey, OF
New York, is spening short time here.
Miss Eunice Coggins, who had been the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Annie Louise
Lord, last week until her departure for
Porto Rico, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Smithy Adams and daughter Stella,
who have been guests OF Mrs. Coleman
Hagan the past week, returned to their
home in Calais Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. Hagan.
Aug. q. Y.
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DEDHAM.

Eugene Thompson, OF Easton, and his
sister, Mrs. Edes, OF Passadumkeag, are
visiting their brother, Gerald Thompson.
Much concern is felt by wide circle OF
friends over the serious illness of Daniel
s. Burrill, mail carrier OF route 2, East
Holden.
E. A. Thompson, who is now with his
sister in Passadumkeag, is reported in
failing health, much to the regret OF many
friends.
The annual reunion OF the Gray family
was held at the grange hal, Aug. 20, with 9
large attendance. Walter Fogg, violinist
and Miss Ethel Fogg, pianist, furnished
music.
Aug. %. b.
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EAST LAMoINE.

heart trouble.
Mrs. Warren Davis and Mrs. Mahala
Cram are visiting in Brewer.
The Merrill family, of Eddington, are at
the "Log Cabin" for few weeks.
Allen Walker and family, OF Ports
mouth, N. H., who have been visiting at
s. Y. DesIsles', have returned home.
DIR. T. J. Murphy and family, OF Ban
gor, who have passed the summer at w.
F. DesTsies', returned home last Wednes-
day.
Miss Frances Gerrish, OF Dorchester,
Mass, and Mrs. Villa Klous and son
Chester, of Boston, returned home Satur-
day.
Auv, q. N.
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Binders brother, E. c. Long, before they
leave for their home In Council BIufls, Il.
Tney have been spending the summer
with relatives In this town.
Aug. q. u
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ISLE AU HAUT.

ISLE Az HAUT.
H. B. Barter and wife, Of Rockland, are
here for short vacation.
HOLSTERS are scarce and high. The
smacks are paying twenty-six cents now.
James Canning, OF Head Harbor, has
gone to the Maine general hospital, Port
land, for an operation for cancer.
The annual ball given by E. W. Bow
ditch and wife, OF Boston, took place on
the usual date, Aug. Is. The heavy
showers prevented many from attending.
The building committee on the new
schoolhouse moves slowly. II there is
not move soon, the teacher and children
will have to pass another cold winter in
the old schoolhouse.
Aug 81 q,
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Embellishments.
advertisements.
Years Of Suffering
catarrh and Blood Disease -
Doctors Failed to Cure.

Miss Mabel F. Dawkins. 1914 Lafay.
cite ST., Fort Wayne, Ind, writes:
''For three years ! was troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. ! tried sew
eral doctors and a dozen different REM
edies, but none Of them did me any
good. A friend told me Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. l took two bottles Of this
medicine and was as well and strong
as ever. ! feel like a different person
and recommend Hoods to any one suf-
fering from catarrh."
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sav8atab0s
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Miss Laura Lally, of Otis, visited Mrs.
Edgar Springer one day last week.
There will be services in the school
house next Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. lobe.
Addison Squirting and wife, OF Illinois,
are visiting Mrs. Spurling's brother,
James T. Grant.
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MARRIED.

BAGLEY-CRANE-At Whiting, Aug II, by
Rev Milton Beckwith, Miss Maud Bagley to
John Crane, both Of Whiting.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -At Ellsworth, Aug
IL, by Rev P A A Killam, Miss Gladys Maud
Danico Of Ellsworth, to Arthur s Hutchings,
OF Dadham.
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embellishments.
KILL THE GERMS
That's the Only Way to Cure Dan.
druff, and Partisan Sage is the
Only Killer.

Partisan Sage soaks into the scalp,
and when it reaches the roots of the
hair it not only kills every dandruff
germ, but it supplies the hair with
Just the right kind Of nourishment to
put vigor and strength into it and
make it grow.
Partisan Sage is the most delightful
hair dressing in the world, and is not
sticky or greasy. Use it one week
and you will never give it up.
Partisan sage is guaranteed by G.
A. Parcher to stop falling hair; to cure
dandruff; keeps hair from fading; to
stop itching of the scalp, or money
back. Price so cents large bottle.
The girl with the Auburn hair is on
every bottle.
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1. B. Bridges il having repairs made ON
Edwin Parker and family, OF Bluehill,
visited relatives here recently.
Ahira Bridges was ct home from Bar
Harbor few days last week.
Harold Seavey, who has been employed
ct Manset, came home Saturday.
Rufus Bridges came home from Bar
harbor Sunday to visit his family.
Della Carter has sold her place to Par
ker Bridges, who will move in soon.
Mrs. Rose Richards, Of Camden, who
has been visiting here, has returned home.
Fred Moor and wife, who have spent q
few weeks here, returned to their home in
Lynn, Mass, Monday.
Aug q
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Rose Richards, Of Camden, IL visit
ing relatives here for . few days.
Benjamin Fogg visited relatives 1t Deer
Isle recently.
Mrs. William Cooper and daughter Mar
gsrct, OF Machias, are guests Of Mrs.
Gilbert Carter has been having some
grading done around his house.
Aug. Is. b.
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HANCOCK.

There will be q social dance ct the town
hall ON Friday evening, Aug. 2. Mona
ghan's orchestra, Of Ellsworth.
e. Z. Clark and wife, of Newton, Mass,
were guests OF Capt. o. w. Foss, on re-
cent trip to Bar Harbor.
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BAR HARBOR.

Sheriff Silsby, with Deputy Sherifss Mad
den and Smallidgc, made . seizure OF I'D
pints Of whiskey at the wharf early Sat-
urday morning.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-28
-DoLLAR MARK" wELl.PLAYEp
Drama Seen It Columbia Shove Cor
por1tion Methods

Drama Seen 1t Columbia Shows Cor
por1tion haethoda
The Dollar Mark" by Georxe
Broadhurst, the author OF The Nan
OF the Hour" was fairly well received
at the Columbia Theater last night.
The Nellie Davis" q mine in the
Far West. is in the possession Of
James Gresham. = young mining en-
gineer. and it is wanted BY Carson
Bayiis. 4 financier and the head Of 4
powerful corporation. The play deals
With the crooked methods used BY COZ.
por.tions in getting what they desire.
A love story Is also part Of the Mot
and ut times the situations are de-
cidedly intense
Robert Warwick as James Gfeshau
and Efhelbert Hales IS Carson Bayhs
have opportunity for some effective
work. and used them to ADVANTAGE.
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tenl runs, but he Is concerned, appar
team is having drilled into them. he
made the first forward pass seen On
Rollins neld this year yesterday. The
pass was made from deep fullback
on fake formation and netted q gain
OF about fifteen yards.
Other backfelders who showed good
speed and ability yesterday were Hall,
Saunders. Novel;, and Klein. Hall
made several steady gains bucking
the line Saunders got away from
the entire scrub team yesterday on q
quarterback run and ran forty-fve
yards for the second touchdown of
the Varsity.
Once only during the scrimmage did
the scrubs become dangerous. This
time they carried the ball down the
field on straight line bucks by Edwards
and Knoble until the Varsity's i've
yard line was reached. Then they
were penalized fifteen yards and were
unable to get the ball close to the line
again.
Following this effort an entire new
scrub team was put in against the
regulars and fifteen minutes more
spent in serimmage. Novel;, substi-
tuted on the Varsity for Hackney at
fullback, was in only a few moments
when he got in the clear" and ran
'orty yards for the third touchdown.
Five minutes later LIE Mire was showed
through the scrubs and went thirty
Tards for the Tigers fourth and last
Captain Thacher was allowed to run
iignals with the team yesterday for
he first time, and says his knee is |
living him less trouble. He will be
n the game Friday. he said yesterday.
'roviding the brace which has been
rdered for him gets here before that
ime.
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1HIm LOOKED GOOD
AGAINST THE Scrubs
Although Two m" Men
Quit Squad Tigers Show
ed Form Yesterday.
BACKFIELD IS SPEEDY
~
BAcKF1ELD IS SPEEDY
Hackney, Hall, Saunders
NOVEL; and Klein Have
the Ginger.

Although two of the football men
who won their letters last year on
the Missouri Valley Championship
team have quit playing on account OF
heavy work in the University, the tt
gers looked like winners" yesterday
afternoon. In scrimmage of about
half an hour the Varsity made four
touchdovns against the scrubs. About
four hundred students watched the
practice from the bIeachers and ap-
plauded the efforts of the Tigers fire.
quently. As usual, Hackney came in
for a good share of this.
johnson tackle; and Curtis, half
hack; have quit coming out to
try for the team They say that
they have such heavy schedules
Of classroom work that they can't find
time for football Johnson's loss viii
probably be felt more than that of the
others. for although there is an abund-
ance Of good backfeld and end mater
tal, heavy, experienced Iinemen are not
very plentiful Coach Hollenbacks
fifty men out for the team" was
reached yesterday, ffty-three men be-
ing in suits
The supporters of the team are con-
hdent that opponents will have some
trouble this year in stopping the Ii
gers when Missouri is running the ball
back after kdck-offs and punts. In |
practicing this particular department
OF the game yesterday, several pros
pectfve Tigers proved hard to stop.
Hackney in particular was good on
running the ball through a broken
Held Only, once during the whole time
did he fail to get clear Of every man |
opposing him without being tackled.
: Not only is Hackney being used to |
run back punts, do the varsity's punt
inG, and carry the bah for nearly all |,
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WOMEN TO INSPECT ROOMS
Weekly Visits Will BE Made by Del
cation to Lowry Hall.

CATION to Lowry Hall.
A delegation of women from the
Christian church will inspect the
roons at Lowry Hall once a week.
This was decided, at a meeting of the
men in the hall, in the belief that it
would be an incentive to the man to
keep their rooms clean and orderly.
The roomers also asked that the
electric lights which are turned out
at IL O'Clock, be allowed to burn all
night as students who are obliged to
come in or get up after midnight find
it annoying to walk by faith and not
by sight" Dean C. n Sharpe has
promised to refer the matter to the
executive committee.
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The Delta Tau Deltas win give q,
informal dance Saturday night 1t 81
Rollins street.
The Sketch Club. composed Of Pro
tfessor J. 8. Ankeny's and Professor
II. C. Cars art classes. held its mrs,
meeting in the art studio last night
Fourteen pupils were present.
DR.. w. w. Charters. dean Of the
School Of Education, viii lead at the
devotional meeting Of the Y. W. C. A.
this year. The meeting win be held
|at 4:30 O'Clock, tomorrow afternoon
in room "a Of Academic Hall.
7. C. Wilson, secretary Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, will go to Sc
dalia next Sunday afternoon to attend
the Missouri State Fair. The State
Agriculture Board will have its head
quarters in the Agriculture building
Correspondence in the Office of F.
B. Mumford, dean Of the College of
Agriculture. indicate that there will
be the largest attendance at the short
winter course in agriculture this year
since the course was started. A bull
letin Of the short winter course in az
riculture has just been issued.
A w. Lafferty, Of Portland. Ore, a
Of the class of 1886 Of the
School Of Law Of the University of
Missouri, was nominated as a progress
i've republican in the First Congress
'ional District in Oregon Monday. He
vas formerly Of Montgomery City,
No., and made the race for prosecuting
Of Montgomery county twice.
Most OF the freshman girls will be
at group parties next Sat
lrday. Each group will consist of
bout fourteen girls who win be en-
ertained by two members of the Y. W.
:. A. Some Of the groups will at
end porch parties, others viii attend
tunts in their hostess room, while
NO Of the Y. w. C. A. girls are plan
ing to take their group to the nickel |
heater. Some of the parties viii be
iven in the morning and some in
ne afternoon, but none At the time
[ the classfush- The freshmen who
re not entertained next Saturday win
e invited to attend similar parties on /
ne following one.
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BIG TURKEY FoR GOVERNOR
Largest One Il the Sezes Sasw WI
Co b Him.

Largest One 4 the Stzes Shsv VIM
Go b Him.
The state poultry hoard is Offering
u prime Of IS for the l.rxest TURKEY
to be exhibited at the State Poultry
show which vii be held IN Cooyent,oo
Han Kansas City. from November =
to December ; This prize win be
awarded upon the condition that the
turkey become the property of the
poultry board 1t win then be sent tn
Governor Herbert S. Haley for his
Christmas dinner. T. & Q1ise.he-
secretaureasuref Of the hoard h.
iieses that the turkey yin be one Of
unusual sine.
without doubt Missouri urnaur..
the largest turkeys Of any state in TIA
union" he said today. MANY Of IT,
eastern exhihitioas send to srsssu.,,
Tor turkeys. aAd most of the prs,>
winners were purchased in this ss,s.-
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would IKE to ask yoa oae nor~
Question" said TIE youth
Let n eooe" rejosaea the hon>
grown pAiiosnpAer.
when. Q0ersed TIE yoatA --vouaa
Soo say hat 4 man has aeAsexss
Kreafnesss
when he deserves his ora oes.soa
o. hsnseaf answered tie Arn-
Chicag0 New>
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-28

When you think OF insurance think
of FOUNTAIN. -