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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Mexico nud Return. $50

On the Christmas holiday excursion
leaving San Francisco December IA and
Los Angeles December 16. Personally
conducted. Dining, parlor and observ-
alton cars and Pullman vestibuled
sleepers Go via Southern Pacific and
National Railways of Mexico, return
via Santa Fe Side trip from Williams
to Grand canyon. if desired, $3.50 ad-
ditional. For details see agents South
ern Pacific, Flood building, Palace
hotel. Market street ferry depot, Third
and Townsend streets and Broadway
and Thirteenth street, Oakland; Santa
ways of Mexico, Monadnock building 3
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DAIRY INSPECTOR TESTS
MILK AT STOCKTON
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Nov. 2.-State Dairy In
spector Severns has paid stockton an
other official visit. He showed up on
the streets early in the morning and
took samples of milk brought from the
local dairies for the restaurants and
hotels. Milk shipped in by local in
terurban roads was also inspected. Re
ports are expected soon.
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EXPENSES OF STATE
ARE CUT 100000
Cost of Running California Less
Than Year Ago
re n. III Ii
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, Nov 2.--The cost of
running the state of California for the
first four months of the present fiscal
year has been 100000 less than it was
last year. according TO figures by State
Controller Nye. Last year there was
spent during this period $5,497,329. 40.
against s5.165,515.79 this year Out of
the general fund $2.3O1, ,626.33 has been
drawn and out of all other funds
$2,S63.7S9.45. 1t is believed that the
heavy warrants drawn for seawall
work at San Francisco kept up last
years expenses.
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Tornedo EIofiIIa Sails

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 2-Aocompsnied
hv the navy collier Justin the Pacific
fcrredo forills. comprising u torpedo
ooats ard -estroTers sailed this morn
0E f7- Mare island navy yard for re-
pa-- The feet will he I'm san Fran
tis-7 hay for some time. returning 10
southern California waters about the
l~-r ~ lie year.
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BREAD MAY BE PUT
IN TISSUE PAPER
Wrapping of Loaves to Be Urged
as Sanitary Measure
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

I SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2-The sacra
mento trustees will be asked to pass at
the next meeting an ordinance requir-
ing bakeries in this city to put up in
dlVidual loayes of bread in tissue pa
per This sanitary method is in vogue
in several cities of the state.
DR.. ]. w. James OF the city health
board reported last night on the meth
Cd of delivery of bread here and de-
ciared 1t to be very insanitary
fhe board of health has approved
the suggestion regarding the use of pa :
per towels in the public schools of the
city, and hereafter no linen towels will
be permitted unless they be individual
towels furnished By the pupils them
selves.
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WOMEN'S FEDERATION
MEETS AT SACRAMENTO
Northern District Clubs to Hold
Convention
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2.-Representa-
tives of the northern district of the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs
will convene in Sacramento tomorrow
morning at the Crocker art gallery.
Mrs. NJ. r. Beard will deliver the ad
dress of welcome, to which State Pres
ident Mrs. J. r. Waters will respond.
Among the outside speakers will be
Prof. Leroy Anderson of the state farm.
who will speak on Certified Milk" A
reception will be given for the visitors
Thursday night.
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IOWA PIONEER WOMAN
DIES AT AGE OF OF
Mother of d. Fowler Jones of
Berkeley Passes Away

BERKELEY, Nov. I'D. Fowler
Jones. a well known resident Of this.
city living at 2739 Derby street. re-
ceived news today OF the death OF his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. a e Madi-
son. Ia. at the age of 81 years. She
was the relict Of Uriah Jones pio-
neer of Iowa. Eight children survive.
D. Fowler Jones being the only one
living in the west.
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MEN AND HORSES ROLL
20 FEET INTO CREEK
Three Escape Serious Injury,
Although Animals Are Killed
4 IL LII

iS~ec,ai Dsoofcl 10 TIE CALI
CEORGETOWN. Nov. Returning
from wedding AT Placerville last
evening r. 7. Murdock. Andrew Kenna
and George Buohler were hurled over
2 steep grade AMI narrowly escaped
death. All three were injured but not
seriously. The horses they We're driv-
ing plunged over the Garden grade and
horses buggy and men rolled 20 feet
70 the creek below. Both horses were
killed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
MRS. LAWSON To
we'd when freed
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2.-As SOON as
the law will free her from the matri-
monial yoke in which she has lived.
with George J. lawson. Mrs. Vida L..
Lawson. daughter, Of Adjutant General
]. r. Lsuck. will be married to Jess I.
Lubin, son of David Lubin. Mrs. Law
son admits the conquest of her heart
by Lubin and is preparing the troVs-
seau. The date of the wedding has not
been announced. as Mrs. Lawson must
wait until November is OF this year TO
get her final decree of divorce.
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COMPANY FORMED TO
CONSTRUCT AEROPLANES
Factory to Use Model Patented
by Incorporation
[Seeeiol Dispatch TO The Call

OROVILLE Nov. Articles of in
corporation have been filed here by the
Western Aviation company The in
corporstors are WAR Meyerhoffer Law
renee Gardella and c. f. Howard. 1t
is announced that the conlpany will
erect a factory here to manufacture
ae-oplanes after a model which has
been patent ed By Meyerhoffer, who de-
clares. he has been offered 5000 for one
feature CT his machine
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80 Il annnRrss mo,,r,,

E-s-1--0 10 ADDDAESS WOMEN - The
F7.lS 7EyiiarT N rhc Episcopal church
T. .".d rs monthly meeting at ST Tuse's
C.'r0a Monday NGveuher :. A. 30 p m
f-.o7 graves aDd Bishop Roots Of china
H." on -or-o hoefe from tbe trieunisi ca0
T'r-Hr ~ '.~-i1nati. Will sddresS the meet
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@NM@S%SiySM M@Siy
uVAENEA G1x&VoC<SoA &pONEA

Safest sud Most Magnificent Thester IN America
MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY
-. INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE
LIONEL BARRYMORE and MCKEE RANKIN.
assisted By Doris Rankin. presenting The White
SLAYER; THE OLD SOLDIER FIDDLERS, Vete-
rams of the Civil War; FRANK MORREIL.
The California Boy; GUS ONLAW TRIO;
WILLARD SINMS and CO.; SPISSELL BROS.
End CO.; THURBER and MADISON; NEW OR
PHEUM MOTION PICTURES. Showing 1910
Worlds Championship Baseball Games Phila-
delphia Americans rs. Chicago Nationals Last
Week. Great Artistic Success. AUGUSTA
CLOSE. in her Pisnologue. Next Sunday Matt
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN DANCERS.
Evening Prices-Ioc. 25c. Soc 75c: Box Seats
g.. Mst. Prices Except Sundays and Holidays)
-ioc. 25c. SOC Phones: Douglas 20. Home Cf5TO
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VETERANS ENTERTAIN
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS
TSeeciol Diseotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI
STOCKTON. Nov. 2.-The members
of Rawlns post No %. Grand Army
of the Republic. entertained the ladies
of the Woman's Relief Corps tonight.
War songs, stories and camp fire RENT
niscences were followed by a tamale
supper
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"TWcIfth Night Performances
To Md Fight on While Plague

The ndnadng
o III situation from ncF Fdyn Vaneras F@e
n EdDnd
Sir Tob Be-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
Drennon-McC roan Wedding,

The marriage of Mrs. Jennie Donald.
son brennan, for sthe past two years
stamp clerk in the iPalatka postoifice, TO
Mr.. Robert Matthew McCroan, a popv.
lar and valued salesman for the proyis.
ion house of Kinghan & Co., was sol.
cmnizcd al the home of the brides par.
cntS, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew brennan,
in this city last "Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. w. c. Foster.
The ceremony was witnessed by some
50 or more of the young people socially
prominent, and was a most beautifully
arranged affair in its every detail.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
her travelling dress of gray silk and car.
ricd large boquet OF white roses.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
the bride and groom and their guests re,
paired TO the dining room where deli.
ciouS refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCroan left on the
evening train for WayncSvllc, n. c.,
and on their return to the state will make
their home at Tallahassee.
There was large party at the train to
see them off, and they were sent away
amid the regulation showers OF rice and
old shoes.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
Doesn't Like His New Office

Sheriff Kennerly is about the only
county official remaining in the old
court house, having been so busy the
past week that he could not find time
tomove.
Sheriff Kennerly is quite dissatisfied
with the office which the board Of
county commissioners has assigned
for his use in the new court house
This office" said Mr.. Kennerly, has
large amount of business with The
county clerk and it is great conyen.
cnce both 10 myself and deputies TO Be
close 10 his room. Then we should
have front office, where we can see
the passing people. Many is the time
we have caught sight of some one on
whom we wished 10 serve papers pass
ing up Lemon street, and saved The
county big expense and ourselves time
The commissioners meet but once
month, and the back room would s&
them just as well. The front room
would be much better for the sheriff"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
Will Enforce This Law.

"There is one law being violated %
this county," said Sheriff kcnnerly 70
the News yesterday, THAT am going Y
enforce, and | wish the News wOaIu
make a note of il as a warning to anl
who are violating it. 1t is the law agal4nN
shooting quail. 1t has come to me ol
good authority that the law has 0etp
violated, and | shall make a special q ,
fort 10 catch future Violations, anu II
won't make any difference who 'd E.,
are. want this to serve as a notice ID"
this law must be respected.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
The Earnest Co.'S Drawing.

The second drawing for prizes Offered
by the Earnest company, made neces
Sary by the failure of some of the lucky
tickets in the first to come to the surface
was pulled off on Monday, the 18th, q;
per announcement. AT the second
drawing the following tickets were
drawn to take the place of those which
failed in the first: c, 1890; c, l5,!lE
G; 1870; c, 9,O47; c, 1854.
Mrs. Walter Andrews held the lucky
number c, 1926, which drew the MN
skirt. The other numbers should Dc
presented by the holders, who WILLIE
given the prizes called for on present.
ton OF the tickets.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
Parrot Held to Grand jury.

Henry V. Parrot former section fore
man at West Tocoi, charged with shoot
ing Henry North of BoStwick, who has
since died as result of his wounds
was given a preliminary hearing before
Justice John E. Marshall last Saturday
forenoon and was bound over 10 the
fall grand jury in the sum of $500. In
absence of bail Parrot was committed 10
Jail, but it is thought his friends will
come to his rescue and that he will vet
be able to give the suretieS Parrot was
represented al the hearing by Attorney
Cary D. Lands of DeLand,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19
Wins the Prize Bicycle.

Ticket No. 1896 came TO the surface
at the second drawing to decide the
winner of the bicycle at c. Z. Rowton'S
store. II this ticket is not presented by
the 18th there will be still another
drawing.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19

Don't let the baby suffer rom ON i. I'm
ma, sores or any itching Oh Wv reid,
Doan's Ointment gives lnstsufs or rhil-
cures quickly. Perfectly safe III
dren. All druggists selllt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08
han, would play. one Of the parts. but at
the last moment he has decided against

han. would .plag.one OF the parts. but at
the last moment he has decided against
the step. 35 a
May Robson IL going to hnveSa lit
tie fling Of her own before quitting.
England. She has arranged TO give
onc afternoon performance Of new
play called Tho SQUAD Lady which,
che intends to make u feature of on
wants to have the opinions OF the Lon
don critics and with this view she
is Undertaking all the labor and the
expense OF II regular West End prn-t
duction.
Tho other afternoon l was talking to
Tree about his future plans. OF course
what Tree does today he may COM
pletoly undo tomorrow and even when
( he has quite made up his mind to Il
certain stcp.it Is even betting he Will
change 1t within "a hours. He Is, as i,r,
loves to boast, an Opportunist. alway,i
intent on spreading his sailsato the8inost
favorable breeze. However, ut tn,
present moment he has no cause fot
anxiety as there is every Indication. he
tells me-. that Henry VIII will run.
I'LL Christmas. Still. In case of emery
5cncy, he is prepared to put up Il re-
vival of "a Midsummer Nights Dream
within q few weeks II necessary. Later
he may possibly do Louise ". Parker's
version OF Joan Of Arc"Swtih Phyllis;
Terry Nelson in the title part or, IL
not that, the same authors historical
drama on the subject of Sir Francis
Drake. But in neither Of these will he
himself appear. I'm that event" I
asked him, what will you lo?" oh"
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hers. and In II burglary. IN which she
is concerned. where he discovers her. q
tremendous situation arises. Instead
4 OF turning hcr over to the authorities.
he gives her II chance toSrcform. takes
her under his charge, and ultimately
redeems her. The story Is full Of great
situations. and in the hands of tho In
sersoll people. should prove one of the
strongest productions 1t has yet Of
fered 1t will run all next week. with
the customary Wednesday and Satur-
day matinecs,
Fl NEW BILL An TIE DANIELS.
1 'rhe Alien Curtis Musical Comedy
company celebrates its seventeenth
week in Salt Lake BY presenting new
bill entitled "a Happy. New Year."Tat
the Daniels theatcr. The play is along
the lively musical comedy lines which
the Curtis company has made familiar
The management say that the players
Of the company, especially Mr.. Chase.
Mr.. Auorbach Miss Prager Miss swim
merton aud Miss Clark, will all be hap
ply cast. Manager Curtis also an-
nouncs that Max Florcnce's New York
PLAYERS who viii hc seen with the COM
many In the near future. III
THE SHuRETtT STOCK. COMPANY.
.,Thc Shadows OF New York Is the
title Of the next attraction which will
be presented by the Friedrich Moore
stock company at the Shubcrt.E
Fight for Love and Honor went on
Thursday evening, even though several
players expected from NcW York failed
to arrive In time. Mr.. aHSorc says that
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broken success. however. Charles
Ilawtry and Marie Tempest are really
the only ones whose record there is
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American writer's. T.. G, Sutherland and
y. NJ Dix, in the New theater. London,
with apparent success.
Within 4 few days Charles lIawtrev
Will appear In London in .Inconstant
George, playing the character taken
IN this country by John Drew.
William Iravcrshum has begun his
second tour in THE World and His
Wife" Hc will produce a new play
later In January, but will not act in
Chicago this season,
Louis Mann Is about to abandon
The Cheatcr" and make along tour OF
the south in Jules Ecltert Goodman's
play, THE Man Who Stood STILL"
which he has been using for two sea-.
sons past
Miss Frances Aymar Matthews. au-
thor of Pretty Peggy" has written Il
drama in which Miss Julia Allen, a
soprano. will come forth asst, star The
play Is called THE Red swan and {;
grand opera celebrity is the central
figure. il5
Sir Arthur Wing Pincro has LEFT the
management of George Alexander m
favor3of Charles Frohmun,5 because
"'rhe Thunderbolt" and "Mid-Channcl,'
were not kept upon the stage of the
ST. James long enough to give hin, n
satisfactory remuneration. Tho Conc
DIV theater. where Plnero's forthcoming
PLAYS will he produced by Frohmnn.
does not rejoice ms reputation for un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08
oNDoN, Sept. 24.-Sarah Bern
hard is the idol of the hour.
]! on Monday last she started her

engagement at the Coliseum and
tho vast auditorium, where two per-
formanccs n dug are given mas peeh
packed to the doors ever since. Shc
appears In the second act or - :
Aiglon." ana 1t seems more than
likely that there will be no need for
her 10 change the bill during the
month to which her stay is limited.
j went round to have q chat with her
Immediately after the first perfolr,.
nance. Mrs. Patrick Campbell ana
reached the door OF her dressing
room at the salnc moment and were
welcomed with equal cffusion Being
or a particularly different nature 1t
was something OF II shock TO my
n,odesty to find myself violently seized
nv tho great French actress anu 10
have sounding kiss implanted on
each check. Sarah and Nirs. Patrick,
who have long been close friends. posi-
4tiyclY fell over each other, ana u WAS
long before the mere man, represented
tby myself, could get word in euS-
ways. I, III
Mrs. Pat. OF course, was eager to tell
us al, about her American experiences
1 gather that she had not found thcnl
altogether satisfactory. The strain
size protested, was tremendous ana n
though tho remuneration was cor
rdspondingly generous thcrc are times,
she insisted, whcn onc9maysl buy ones
money too dearly. She seemed very
proud OF having produced her son
little I;iay on your side and spoke %
II as n great success. But, i suspect,
only unusually favorable condltiohS
would TEMPT her bnci to America. ",
the other hand, Sarah, 50! shc to,i
nc. Is looking forward eagorlyft 70 th .,
night across the Atlantic. She sailsa
on October 90 and will include. IN hef8
North America, "a "a a,'a, 4
Mexico and Havana. she takes Win
her eightfof her most POPULAR pisuess
and Il FIRST class company. Of course !
we hive all been telling her thal sic
looks yo,,ngor5than over and, non 4
therrarc G.nplQ GROUNDS LOT t,,s s.t .,...
mont Mrs. Pat accused her OF having
rrown stoi;rer. a. charge she spurnedS
With prctendcd 6indignation.sia reh -
really an Amazing woman +, IS run OF,
Vitality. energy and high sFirittsi rs ~. q
girl OF seventeen. ji53 d a
Sarah is not the onlS#one preparlnE.
to voyage wcstwardA. i have lust had
.a8lctter from Henry Arthur y ones
telling me that lie also sail for. Nc"
York In the course of the n ext month
or two, Ills purpose il to produce there
about christmas, hogneW u laSi upon
Swhich3lr III! now engaged, and which
will lie finished within two orr three
weeks. lis. cad as, N q strong.
serious plas. Of E,isgl isf 53soclctN. son, G.
thing akin to an rs. Danes fence
but with moro c ome q y IN TIC
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ne replied with characteristic
h me- !, 1, don't 1uitc know. Go ID y a

~. ~. lltse'pItca 3NHlth characteristic
ira ), don't quite know Go 10 , a,;
VIII Z - boi !, From the Blue Ina l..
tbat ,h ,.mn .l..the Duke of York,s a.,
~ sn,ma, ~ now closed. Rehearaaa'i,.,
IN daily progress ana proSInc.p in ,ay are
he expected about the middia w may
t her. INC piece deals entirely VIII ueto.s
Wy lite: MS a matter. OF fnct .,a.a uouii-
LIE Lie, was one of the titles s,,yn anuy
ior ". Another was LANDED r; nn,sa
but neither found much favor. ,,.,,.
powers mat be. Irene Nnnhr,,.t, W y, ,te
me leading part, and Lady Trao my, ~,
JOINS the cast In the role Of nm .,,, n.y.
iaaS pelonsing toSan old country fe I, n,i,!
~ me moment os closing ,n,s ,,,..a.
! learn that negotiations AFRO Il, VET
orHthc near production in I.nnd,, wy
2Mnrsaret Mayo's thrce-act c4rco . rs, os
Mine. which appears to hays MD, napy
striking hit at Days In Nav wv" w,
William Brady. of course. VII, ".
terested in the venture. w, 49,.
staclr up TO now is the dIrfir,,,tv
i'ndlng suitable actor To- rInV y.
part Of Jimmy links, sustaincl
your side by Walter Jones, Hon.,.,
the name of q well known actor "a,
canlcd across yesterday to Brady. nm
IL ho approves Of the choice moas, ~
VIII at once be taken to bring mn,io.,
TO. point. From all accounts "R,h,.
Mine" seems to lc a screaminplv fnnn,.
piece of work and as 1t Is lo,ir- s,no,.
we have had a rcally amusing farce CIV IL
tho West End it ought to stand III.
chance of making good, 'S''
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London Dramatic Letter.

; whole of the action takes place at
! an English country house and is COM
prised within three or four days.
I Negotiations, 1t appears. are pending
with one OF your leading actresses to
sustain the principal part. Further,
| H. v. fIsmond, author Of "Whcn We
| We're Twenty One" sails for New
! York early next MONTH He, too. has
a comedy about which he is3extremcly
hopeful to present in that city. Then
there is William Deverellx. who wrote
Henry of Navarro" and Sir Wal
ter Raleigh who crosses in COM
pany with Fred Terry and Julia Neil
son, merely. as he described 1t to nc,
to have look round. BY tho bye,
apropos of Lena Ashwcll's approach
ing visit. to which Preferred last week,
she informs me that her appearance in
New York Will be made first in C. NJ.
S.tMcClallunist play THE Strong Peo-l
pie Which Lewis Waller did at the
Lyric, lately with no great success the
circumstance being largely due how
ever to bad casting The piece is to
America.1lt was, by the bye original
ly performed tin# Chicago under the
title ofa"Tnc Plckpockets"
.,Thea Man From the Sea, William
J, Locke's new play produced this week
by j. Il. BGdrenne ut the Queen's, is
3slngulariy characteristic of the authors
work, There ilrc some charming pas
sages in the piece and some pretty
touches OF humor but the play is not
altogether satisfactory The hit of the
first performance was made by l3ohert
Lorraine. who simply swept everything
}bef6fa Min. And set. only; y few hours
before he went onI,he conilded oian
afternoon paper. that he had definitely
=. ibt ~. Al IN tIt., st fbr
Joys of aviation, that the present part
would be his last one. Acting, lie
broadly hintcd was no kind of work
for u man--.ilying was. Perhaps the
most wonderful thing In his statement
was that he Intended offering his scrv-l
Ices lasinYiatorsto a. foreign government,
because no announcement was given,
tremendous loss to the #thCnter II Lo.
srainc carries out his threat, seeing that
lie isi indubitably5tfe most brilliant
young actor Of his day, (,
Fl George E,dwnrdcs has Mt lastSscttlels
with Sir Charles Wyndham to do Leo
Ditritlsteln's comedy, us Mntrimonyi
a Failure, nt5 tho Criterion about
I Christians! Paul Arthur. discovered the
piece In America and. burning with
}cnthusiasm,5 Straightw BON l>a rted IN
lwardGs, Insisting that here was another
fortune rendyS to his hand lId wartlas
needed no grea t persuasion to come INTO
}thc venture and nov WSndhnm3 MN,
SELF has caught the fever. Throughout
his recent holiday the latter has gbcen
,yors,n-iaon tho niece. simply for the
more love OF the thing. and You may
take nv assurance thnt ANY suggest tons
co,ninr. from d man of sucli Gcx perte
are ceitnin#to make for Improvement.
There was. rldeed, o. nope mat " ynf no