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Order for Hearing on Petition for Ii
cense to Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land

cense to Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land
by Representative or Guardian.
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
ST. Louis-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Arve o.
Ommang.
The petition of Nick Ommang as
representative Of the above named Arve
O. Ommang having been filed in this
Court representing, among other
things, that for reasons stated in said
petition, it is necessary and for the
best interests of the estate of said
Arve o. Ommang, and all persons in
terested therein, to sell certain lands
of said Arve o. Ommang. in said petit
tion described and praying that IL
said land:
1t is ordered, that said petition be
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-05

L Columbus, Ohio, street car men are
I hoopin' her up for. the Socialists
because Of the union 81 the two old
rites there against lab r. III
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-05
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF

ot. AOulS.--SS.
To c. L. Blankush and D. r. Rooms:
You are hereby notified that you
have made default in complying with
the conditions of that certain writ
contract entered into by you as Ven
under date of September 14th, 1907.
whereby you agreed to purchase and
the undersigned agreed to convey to
you, for the sum of Six Hundred Fifty
(s650.0o) Dollars the following describ
Minnesota, tO-wtt:
Lots One %, Two 90 and Three 60.
Block Twenty-six (26), Townsite Of
Proctorknott, Minnesota.
Your default consists in your failure
to pay balance of Five Hundred
Ninety ($59o.oo) Dollars Of the pur-
chase price for said lots, which under
the terms and conditions Of said con-
per annum, payable semi-annuany,
since the 14th. day of September, 1907;
said principal and interest amounting
Of Seven Hundred Thirty-eight
You are therefore notified that said
contract Wal terminate thirty 800
upon you, unless, prior thereto, you
comply with such conditions Of said
contract and pay the costs of the serv
ice Of this notice upon yeu.
Dated November 3rd, l9lV.
49, BERIAH MAGOFFIN,
HARRY w. tanners,
Attorney for Vendor.
L. W., Nov. 5, IL, 10, 1910.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis:-ss.
To Milo Hummel: ... 49,.
You are hereby notified that you
have made default in complying with
the conditions of that certain written
contract entered into. by you as Ven
dee with the undersigned as Vendor,
under date Of September 18th, 1907,
whereby you agreed to purchase and
the undersigned agreed to convey to
you, for the sum of Two Hundred
Forty ($24o.oo) Dollars the following
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-05

e. Nine officials and one employee of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
Epany, at Carbondale,s Pa, were re-
Gently indicted for murder in connec-
ton with the killing of James Cfcone
during the trackmen's strike riots last
June. &s =" :. NJ }z. &. I...
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-05

BY a majority Of more than two to
one Chicago Typographical union de-
feated the proposition to Cooperate
with the Socialist, party in the COM
ing campaign. : The vote against
forming an Independent political
party was even more one-sided. 49,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Redwood CIrY REAL EsrATE

GREAT BARGA GAINS-Lots in Redwood City.
delay: only few left: SO down and S. per
month buys a lot. Write or call for handsome
booklet
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BUSINESS PERSONALS
suPERFLuoUs HAIR.

SAVE THIS AND SHOW 1T TO YOUR
FRIENDS. 1T WILL BE THE GREATEST
HISDNESS 4oE Can DO TEEN R6M TtE 81 NNaST sT
EMBARRASSING. HUMILIATINGc BLEMlSH
LADIES ARE HEIR IO-Sg 2 ERE ERE Ito = I. : ;
HAIR, MOLES AND WARTS ARE The BANE
OF LIFE TO ANY REFINED, SENSITIVE
FOR FOR 20 YEARS FACIAL BLEMIsHRs H4vE
BEEN OUR DAILY WORK EAPERlENeE
WE WE Use ONLY THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC
OF THE FIVE NEEDLE METHOD so. EXIEN,7
SIVELY USED IN THE EAST We REMON5 y
FIVE TINES THE NUMBER OF HAIRS PER
ONE NEEDLE: IT COSTS you LESS THAN
HALF THE MONEY. NO PAIN. No SCARS.
WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK ABSoLt I'LL
133 GEARY ST. SUITES 722 %. TEL DOUG
MNfE. SILVER ELECTROLYSIS Co,
MNE SILVER (CHICAGO. ILL.1
MRS. l. BARRETT WILSON, CITY.
-3fsfE- TAsKER
REMOVES. SC0WIS-
-CORRECTS DEF0RNlEB NOSES
FILLS HOLLOW CHEEkS-
-NECkS-
-BTSTS-
THIN HANDS AND ARMS
To their former plumpDess and youthtaI spPeaI-
ance in one visit. you can have little Nolie
every day- or Two. that your every DAY aSSt'-
eiates will think that you are Just looking better
guarantee my treatments to be harmless,
painless and never need 1e rspea Feu. Msl,,r
course taught SIS. open evenings. 517.1S 70
WESTBANk BUILDING.
WEAK. RUN DOWN BIEN-DOn't pay cent foe
body battery until you see DR. LORENI
ELECTRO BODY BATTERY; positively guar
anteed times stronger, more convenient, latest
improved. always ready for use body battery
on the market Of which quickest and best
results can be got or money refunded; now So
complete with an electric suspenSOrys cure
yourself at home. save medicine and doctor
bills preserve your health; IL makes you strong
from the start; puts life and vim into your en-
tire system. cures weakness, nervousness.
stomach and kidney trOHble varicOcele and
stops losses; test free at Joys, 235 Kearny sI>
$. F. For free book address Lorenz Electric
Works. 2240 Lincoln av.. Chicago Ill. Latest
improved vacuum developers So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
ALAMEDA REAL Estate
CARLSON & WALKER.
900 oentrsl av., Alameda. Cal.

ENCINAI. STATION.
81 ,50N-A snap: hne room home, large sleep
ing porch furnace and other conReniences.
driveway and garage; within block of
Chestnut station: this home must be sold
in the next 80 days: terms II desired
make offer
S2.75o-Sscrihced: room house in Mozart St.
close 10 electric cars and trains: terms
II desired; this property Is owned by a
widow snd must be sold.
81 100-Just finished. , room bungalow, Pacific
nv. very modern. etc.: very easy terms.
S3.75O-Psir Of fats. and rooms. me con
diti0n Santa Clara av-; must he sold;
make offer
S6I50-Nearly new s room house. hardwood
floors etc ST Charles ST easy terms.
s.. .S5O-Neur room bungalow. corner lot; only
$3.50 down. balance monthly.
Headquarters for lots IN BAY PARK tract.
We viii build you home in this tract on
cssy terms.
We invite you to can and inspect our
properties
Houses, ETC.. for rent. open Sundays,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

/ have a bar in Market ST. that L will give
you a 10 years, lease on viii clear NOW
$500 month"; price $5 500; very low rent
G. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

AA-THE FULLER COMPANY.
322 PACIFIC BLDG, MARKET ST. at 4EH.
PH0NESrDOUGLAS 1929 AND J1O23.
The largest and most complete LIST of fats,
roomng and apartment houses in Califoi MIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

ONE SAL00N-Iong lease; rent $50; price
81, 500; clears over $500 a month.
G. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
EIMHnRsr REAL EsrATE

s., ,25o-4 room plastered cottage; lot 75SlSo'
close TO school and ear line; terms
$3.50 room cottage: lot 75x1r5; big buy
50 250-Store: 3 living rooms in and fat or
) rooms: on car line.
Lots from $3.50 up, bargains in improved anu
unimproTed. Now is the time, 10 buy
PORTERFIELD & POLK.
Hichland av. and 6Sl5 h. 14th st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

HALF INTEREST IN SWELL SALOON
81 ,000 this is good money making saloon.
G. A HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
FAT FOLKS
FAT FOLKS
FAT FOLKS
WANT NE

Your weight. double chin. bust, abdomen, hps
and fatty heart reduced. / am dOctor and
have nothing to sell you, but | wsHt a. tell YOU
how I lost t20 pounds in weight in a very short
time by simple. harmless treatment which y0u
can take at home. There is no exercise. wrin-
kles or discomfortS: correspondence confidential
a booklet telling all about it free write today.
MRS. L. G. McyAY. box 76. Santa Clara Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BUSINESS CHANCES
XXX
GEO. A. HERRICK, INVESTMENT BROKER.
ESTABLISHED "a YEARS. REFERENCE
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
Xxx
XXX

DEPARTMENTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HOTELS AND RoOAIING HOUSES.
INSURANCE. RENTALS. EXCHANGES,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NOTICE. also the middleman for all of
the leading breweries of San Francisco, and
when you purchase saloon of me, if you have
q reasonable amount of cash. | will through the
assistance of the brewery, help you to get IN
RIGHT. There are brokers that advertise them
selves as representatives of the breweries in San
Francisco. which is utterly untrue as have the
necessary papers in my office to back up my
statement 1t has taken several years to get the
confidence of the public, and of the wholesale
business houses of San Francisco, and it will pay
you to look me up before you call at my office.
Then you will know who you are dealing with
and it will be easier for both you and myself.
as you will know what kind of you up
against VERY TRULY YOURS,
G. a. HERRICK.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

81 OOO-S50O cash and $50 per month viii buy a
fne new modern ; rooEl cottage. containing
open fireplace with pressed brick mantel- elec-
rric Weld combina ton heater and boiler buffet
kitchen; beautiful oregon pine yeneered vain
scoting in living room, dining room and hall'
cement wssh trays; lawn; fence; everything
complete. on lot 3SX12G.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

EVERY HOUSE IN THIS ADVERTISENIEN Is
THE BEST IN ITS CLASS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL
NOTICE. have small amount of oil stock for
sale that is good, in fact l can prove to any one
that have an of the ordinary opportunity
for small investment. call and let me show
you.
HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Lots from $3.50 up on easy terms in beautiful
Masiick Park, the popular residence section OF
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

ATTENTION, sALooNMENi I have several
saloons for sale. ranging from 500 to $1,000 in
price: If you have not all of the money required
to purchase a saloon l. will loan you the balance
and help you get started if you deal with me. 1
am the middleman for the leading breweries of
San Francisco, and assist you where others
unable to do 30.
G. A HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

PFRSONAI.-For more than 90 years nv htIs-
hand was a hard drinker: ever eight wears
ago 7 stopped his drinking BY simple method
which any quietly at home: tn
every one who truly wishes to save dear
one from drink. this method will be fully ex
planned without charge: as soon as you read
this write with confidence. MRS. MAR
GARET ANDERSON 500 Oak ST., Hilburn.
-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

-contiaued ON Next Pax.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

PARTNER WANTED in one of the best pay
ing saloons Market ST.; long lease; very rea
sonable rent; $4,000 will handle the half inter
est. HERRICK.
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ux. to same, lot "a. square 1853: SO
l112 EAST CAPITOL STREET AND pa
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST
Clarence II. Pratt ct al. to Fannie
E. Pratt for life). part lots "a and 81,
square 8SS. and lots 10 and 20, square
96f: SO.
TENTH STREET AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AVENUE SOUTHEASTERN
gust Maecker to LOUIS A. Dent, trus-
tee all interest in original lots 1 and
3. square 945; So.
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between and streets-Frances NJ.
Hilton to @. Percy McGlue. part lot
50 square 1893: SO:
CHURCH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 18th and 18th street-James
r. EllerSon ct TX. t. May NJ. haines,
lot 344, SQUARE 1856: SO.
lib 4TH STREET NOR rHEAST-Mary
A. Moran to David and Annie Horn,
lot 2S. square sos: SO.
ST. ELIZABETH-Martha Hatton Pate
ct viz. DAME; to Edward 7. cris-
l122 SlREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Voluker ct viz, Herman j.. to Michael
J. Hanrahan. lot 4, square north Of
$50; $40.
DEANWOOD HEIGHTs-George W.
Ragland ct Tx. to George II. Carroll.
lot 81. square Il: So
1872 5TH STREET NORTHWEST-Annie
NJ. Lee to Frank O'Neil, lot %. square
Ats: So
H STREET NORTHEAST between 5th
and 9Th streets-James II. Vermilya ct
ux. to Sarah F. Warner. lot IL. square
$50: $40.
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Arthur Carr, lots 500 to SO3, square
4O75 Iong Meadows): $500.
EAST MARKET SPACE NEAR Nj
STREET NORTHWEST-Matild A.
Dawson ct vir. James W., to Mary
Cassidy. part lots 43 and a, square
1900; 30.
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between L an" NJ streets-Anna b.
Burritt to Alice Burritt, lot B, square
247; $40.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gordon ct ux. to
Vannal r. Morris, part; So
NO. 1901 nth STREET NORTHWEST
Margaret A. Gibson to Frank e. Pad
gett, north half lot z, square 1913: $40.
Frank E. Padgett to Clara J. Shields,
same property; $40.
PLEASANT PLAINS-Hugh Mackenzie
10 Albert n. Mackenzie. lots Il TO ~.
block l. lots %, 81. oil, sl2, S13. S52
and S53, square 2oo2; $40.
PLEASANT PLAINS-Hafry Wardman
ct al to Belle Will, lot 81, square aO41 ;;
X STREET NORTHWEST near Wis
consin avenue-Catherine L. Heron ct
al to Capital Traction Company, parts
Of square 1174; SO.
G STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-William g. Curry ct
ux. to Frank O'Neil. lots 115 to 100,
40 to 1872. 1913 to 1870: SO
WASHINGTON INCONSISTENCIES H.
Davidson ct Tx. to Frank O'Neil, lot
u. block .; $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Frank O'Neil
to Katherine G. Richard, lot q. block
c STREET NORTHEAST between 14th
and 18th streets Frank ONeil to
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dwindled to as few as fifteen or twenty
members. Occasionally representative
strolled into the chamber on his way
through the Capitol, and after looking
about to assure himself that the House
was really In session, smiled and passed
along. Representative Bennett of New
York occupied the chair and had no
difficulty in keeping order.
In the sepulcharal silence of the assem-
bly, hall Representative Alexander of Mis-
souri, delivered a vigorous speech against
the principle Of ship subsidy. Nc. Alex
Ander reviewed the condition of the
American merchant marine. He proposed
discriminating duties, free ships and free
entry Of shipbuilding material as more
influential in increasing the maritime in
terests of the, United States than ship
subsidies.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
D STREET NORTHEAST between 12t

D STREET NORTHEAST between 10Th
and 18th streets-B. F. Stricken ct
ux. to William Frank Thyson, lots
So. 81. SO. square 1909: SO.
DCKINGTON-Mary G. Harris ct vir.
Holmes. to John H. Lane, lot 49, block
8; SO; John H. Lane ct TX. conveys
same property to Susan F. and Will
liam N. Rowland: SO.
1884 WALLACH STREET NORTHWEST
Mary M. Haines to Barbara NJ.
Graf. lot 131. square 237: SO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND L
STREET NORTHUMBERLAND T.
Leary ct vir. John F. to Julia A.
Fahey. lot So. square 81: $40:
NO. 1889 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
NoRTHWEsTeosame to same. lot ~
and part lot SO; square ~; $40;
SQUARES sol: $50, sos; COUNTY
h half interest in lot D. S and part
original lot /, square 906; lots 13 and
II, Bellevue Highlands: $40
NEW JERSEY. AVENUE NORTHWEST
between L and M streets--Martha v.
Grinnage, part lots 1 and 2, square
Observation-Disclosures r. Miller ct ux.
to Jennie NJ. Bagley. lot %. square
4525; $40. Same to Mollie J. Brick.
lots 80 and 81, square 1926; $40.
Same to Lena NJ. Long. lot 80, square
NOS. ioso TO 1923 10TH STREET
NORTHEASTERN Cook, trustee. to
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| Trust Company. trustee. to United
| States ealty Company, lots 81 and %.
| square 1854: SO.
Realty COMPANY to George and Frank
| Tom..nson, lots 90 and SO, square
1854: SO.
ux. to Max Perskin. part lost o. oiock
IL; SO.
FRIENDSHIP AND MOUNT AIRY
! Mary c. Rider. lot 4, block 2; SO.
! WEST ECKINGTON-George 8. Cooper
ct ux. to Edith A. Whitson, lot 80,
| block 6; so.
CENTRAL HEIGHTS-Annie Newman to
Annie L. Smith. lot 2. block 1: So
TENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
X and L streets-Annie Newman to
: Annie L. Smith. lot 80. square 9o6;
SO.
X STREET NORTHEAST between Sd
and 4th streets-John r. Haislip ct ux.
to Daniel d. and Mary A. Courtney,
lot 49, square IT'S: SO.
PETWORTH-Charles l. D. Washburn to
Guy p. Warren, lots 81 to 81. block
- Guy p. Warren to Gertrude E.
Lewis. lots SO to 90. block "a SO.
NJ STREET SOUTHWEST between I'd
and Sd streets-Irving Williamson.
trustee; to Bernard Leonard part
zoos STREET NORTHWEST-Charle
]. Gawler ct al. to Annie L. Gawler
0or life) Marian c. Howe and Annie
e. Gadwler (remainder), lot 5. square
50; SO.
1874 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NOPT4"EST Aired B. Gawler ct
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SPEECH BY SENIOR QUEEN.
Philippine Commissioner Has Learn.
ed English in Few Months.

Manuel L. Queen. one of the commits
sioners in Congress from the Philippine
Islands. yesterday addressed the House
for the first time in his service here to
advocate the independence Of the Fill
pinos.
Speaking in excellent English. with a
slight Spanish accent, Senior Queen
showed what determination had done fol
him in conquering foreign tongue with
In a few months. When he came to the
United States TO take his seat in the
House the latter part of last December he
could neither read nor write English and
spoke only a few words of the Language
in which he addressed the House yester'
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15

Charles H. Davidson, lots 115 to 110.
40 to 152 1853 to 100. square 1854; $40.
3O2S CAMBRIDGE PLACE NORTH
WEST-Mary Cassidy to Matilda A.
Dawson. lot 49, square 1882; SO.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Ferris Finch
ct Tx to Samuel G. Cornweli, lot 90;
PLEASANT PLAINS-Harry Wardman
ct al. to James ]. and Alice Buckley.
lot "a, square 3O41; SO.
1O11 TWENTY FOURTH STREET
NOTWITHSTANDING s. Larkin ct
ux. to Catherine Gallagher. lot IL.
square 3S: SO.
|619 E STREET neutrality-suspicious.
J. Gordon to Edwin H. Neumeyer.
parts original lot 6. square 456: $40.
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST between
and G streets-Charles L. Bailey
to Samuel w. Farran, lot 128,
square 913; $40.
219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST-American Security and Trust
Company. trustee. to Frederick
ALBRIGHT; part original lot H. square
ALLEY between and B, I'd and Sd
streets northeast-Carrie E. Pulver
to Annie Ofenstein. lot %. square
1853: $3.50.
to Harry G. Laycock, lots 8 and Ii.
square l44: SO.
0 STREET NORTHWEST between 21st
and I'D streets-Lillie E. woodward
to Charles p Stone and Charles w.
Fairfax, trustees, part original lot
4, square 6S: SO.
RANnIE HIGHT ANnS-United, States
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION DEBT.
All But Government Could Be Paid
If Land Brings 81, OO0,OOO

NORFOLK, Va, May 14.-Special Mas
ter ]. Westmore Wilcox. in the James
town exposition litigation. today nled his
report in court showing total debts
against the company OF $1.7sO,333. and
the total book assets Of 81 662. 1872.
The value OF the real estate with inn
provements Is placed at $1,OOO.OO0. With
what other assets that may be realized
upon, there is a possibility Of all in
debtedness being met. except that to the
government Of something less than
5000. 600.
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Organizations Represented.

Among the organizations sending dele
gates to the convention are the National
Academy of Design, the American Water
Color Society. the National Arts Club,
the National society of Illustrators. the
National League of Handicraft Societies.
the American Civic Association. the
Pennsylvania Academy Of the Fine Arts
the Boston Museum OF Fine Arts. the
Art Museum of Chicago. the Kansas Art
Association. the Texas Federation OF
Arts. the University OF Pennsylvania, the
University OF Central Kentucky, the
Pratt Institute, Buffalo Fine Arts Acad-
envy. Chicago .;ociety of Arts. Minnesota
State Art Society. Denver Art Society
Fort Worth (Texas) Art Association, T
Square Club, Philadelphia Munich
pal Art Society of Baltimore. Eastern
Art and Manual Training Teachers AS
ISOLATION. Washington Society OF the Fine
Arts. Corcoran Gallery OF Art. st. Louis
Illinois, New York, Philadelphia and New
Jersey chapters Of the American Insti-
tute of Architects.
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DULL DAY IN THE HOUSE.
Members Have Hard Time to Prove
Their Interest in Proceedings.

The base ball game and lack OF interest
in the political speeches to be made dur
Ing the time allotted for general debate
on the sundry civil appropriation bill
caused the House to be almost deserted
yesterday Afternoon. For a considerable
por:ion 81 the session the attendance
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

hundred thoughts we have.
Attending as q doe- 20 al The mechanical
I-r' ~ our ao.ngs nothing is more natural man
ttat tne elteon.oious should keep fCT us a
re. ..r.ug ~ -.mc There i- ~ question what
ever tEat 70 does keep -l.l q rcc : rllng and q
remarkably accurate one. How - accom-
Fl bees fll-. nobody can say i would De- il-
-,rt.r-ur to SNOW whether che lower animal
are a r. n. .o-nt tl-ne. and 2 SD with what de-
gre. .t accuracy
some DIP. tzt.h.t gum taxable knowledge
.t tlt h.-r f.r u.a .'cr ..fIe coming q. o. D.
c1rr.rrt llrrr 81. obviously Io reason. q
90 ~ t.r -E thaf f.rF 'r other .nHfr
-r.ra.. la u.r possess "a tair.t correct npii"r
ot rrr.- Df course fIer Eu.W rhr hours tDr
-ur... Ilr rla- E. merely matter ot Lailt alt
L.lErr r.r uft-rH ll- .n lke manner 'uf
own .t.ua... ..lUf fLc l0-Ts thar separate
0l, feeding '-u.e from another IN that -ef.e
t., 70 f...H l.-r De- called frc hour hand az ftr
human ....a
-a.h a- .t.. mar apply 90 amy physical
h.hlt. I.. WRITER moe tnrE man ga ao. e'''f-
rlUE ..tr -ar af tnrr a. iLt-i.a.
.....u .rl r..s tr.nE 90 ' whisky he ta'Hf'
% r.s r..l t.r a.m Eventually however tr
lt..t,l ft.r r WAS quite flr reverse. anl "a.
gave f rr E.t t.r u.n. r-T -iirf Ar '--t
abandoned tLr h.t-f and r.firtt from Na.int-
hr could alHar. fri Hhru f.1r "a. ..-nls arrived
Almost q. rle u.uafr hv d -lqtf sinking fe'I
lr.g f1.f itur.fl H -af De- called l-i' Ai--
bone D. aa. .t COURSE a .a.l .t ne irf.
system f.r fIt .f-Il.-.lauf fp W'i.a 10 itl l.t.t
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-t.r. .h.ulF ~. .n.rtlue wrong 0lfi tlc ule. b.
al..u lt lk.lE t1 aA.H ga i-r Face " '-'
hr-.r. vt. a.fe into the habit oi doing
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L.. .na r.r, .,r.r improve. o. "a reiAal s.i'..r
,sr.rf L.t,. other e,u.,-. fl.s oue ie mus pa
u.,r. ..l.r.. la ..ri.. individuals ft4n ln other
..a.. r.r..u. I.iug ,zrraarllnarliy acc uf-it
F.t..er ai flut
Far q ..rr-.. watches and clocks 80 stan
lar1 - iin, Winch are purely arbitrary ana
artificial Time .u The sense pa "iieA n, '''.-'
0i =. L.. uo existence. properly 'lF@hlNt
i-r a ..u lr perceived. to-day is iAe aail' -
q. .r.f,r... or ae to.morrow. and me ''Ht
tilar ..mIr,hruaIle th4f Ne uean Nii'A
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