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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
CHURCHMAN'S 5oTH BIRTHDAY

London, March 23.-The Most Rev.
Francis Bourne, archbishop of West
minister and head of the Roman
Catholic Church in the United King
dom, celebrated his fiftieth birthday
university today. Recently there
has been a revival of rumors that
Archbiship Bourne will be elevated to
the cardinalate at the next consis-
tory in Rome
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
Juarez is Uneasy

Juarez, Mexico, March 20. The
Mexican troops of the Juarez garri-
son showed renewed activities today.
More sand bags were piled along the
edges of the flat roofs of the houses,
to be used in case of an attack, spe-
cial attention being given to the
municipal buildings on the plaza,
which now afford ample protection
against anything except an artillery
fire. Lookouts were posted in the
tower of the old mission and We're
constantly watching the mountains to
the south and west for signs of ap-
preaching insurrectos. 1t is reported
bands of insurrectos have been seen
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
DESTROYING PETRlFiED FOREST

Los Angeles, March 23.-G. w.
Helm, chief of the field division OF
the United States land Office here, will
leave Immediately for the petrified
forest on the national reserve in
northern Arizona, to investigate re-
ports that vandals with dynamite have
been destroying some of the finest
specimens in the forest. The mis-
Greats have already done great dam
age and have made several large
shipments east.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
KENNEDY FOUND GUILTY

Silver City, N. NJ, March 23.-The
jury in the case of James, M. Kennedy
for the murder of Francis G.. Evans.
returned verdict of murder in the
first degree, the penalty of which is
death. On Kennedy's first trial the
same verdict wGs rendered.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
BANKS TIRE OF GUARANTY

Washington, March 23.-More than
80 state banks in Oklahoma are ask
ing to be taken into the National
bank system and treasury officials at
tribute the situation to the new
state bank deposit guaranty law re-
Gently passed. When bank deposits
were first guaranteed in Oklahoma,
many national banks quit the system
to become state institutions. Since the
law was amended. however, applica-
tions to return have been coming In
steadily.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
RISE OF GENE M'ELRoY

At its last regular meeting yelling
ton, Kan, lodge of the B. P. o. Elks
elected Eugene McElroy as its exalt-
cd ruler. Mr.. McElroy grew up in
Las Vegas and formerly carried The
Optic each evening to the news-hun.
cry public. He Is a brother of Pat
rick D McElroy, an officer of the Las
Vegas lodge of Elks. Mr.. McElroy
has responsible position with the
Santa Fe railway at Wellington.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23

torial penitentiary at Santa Fe, were
the ringleaders in the dash for liber-
ty. Grimes and Hart planned the de-
livery. it is said, and were given their
greatest assistance from Villa
Stevens, a dope" fiend, who wen.
along with the other nine when the
time came for making the getaway.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
Army WANTS ALL
RECRUITS POSSIBLE
SIGNIFICANT ORDER OF WAR
DEPARTMENT AROUSES
u INTEREST

Chicago, March 23.-The United
States recruiting offices here yester-
day received two telegrams from the
war department, urging that imme-
date steps be taken to enlist all the
recruits possible. If necessary, one
of the dispatches said, the offices
should be kept open both day and
night
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
Famine in sInaIoa

Culiacan, Sinaloa, March 23.-There
is considerable suffering in this state
because of lack of food. Supplies in
some instances have been entirely cut
off. No farms are being planted and
famine conditions are threatened, rs
many farmers are going to war. A
report is current that Governor Redo
is soon to resign.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
AEROPLANE RACES
AT BELMONT PARK
THE FLYING MACHINES TO RE-
PLACE HORSES ON NEW
YORK COURSE

New York, March 23.-Aeroplanes
will replace horses at the Belmont
race track this season. AS soon as
the Jockey Club decided there would
be no horse racing this year, the
Aero Club of America made prelim-
mary arrangements to lease the
course and will hold series of avia-
tion meetings there.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
MILITIA RETURNS HOME

Gillespie, ILL.,, March 23.-Ten COM
panies of state militia, which had
been guarding the coal mines of
Benld, broke camp today and return
ed to their homes. The miners have
not returned to work, but disorder is
no longer threatened.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
MONOPLANE CARRIES
eleven PASSENGERS
REMARKABLE FEAT PERFORMED
BY LOUIS BREGuET, A
FRENcHMAN

Douai, France, March 23.-Aviator
Louis Breguet made record per-
formance here today when he car
ried eleven passengers in his mono
plane, distance of two miles. His
guests on the trip enjoyed the flight
Immensely Breguet had perfect
control of his machine. n ln' no
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23
HERE TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Miss Lena Fenton of Wagon Mound
and Harry Fenton of Albuquerque
were here today to attend the funer-
al of Miss F. e. Fention, which oc-
Cured this afternoon from the chapel
of J. c. johnson & Son.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-03-23

HACK WINS IN STRAIGHT FALLS
S Bristol, Tenn. March 23.-George
Hackenschmidt defeated Walter
Evans in straight falls in a wrestling
bout here last night. Jack Curley,
manager for Hackenschmidt, said he
would accept the terms of Frank
Gotch for match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Balloons Off
Seven Start Under Excellent Condl
lions In Big Elimination
Race.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 10
Driven by a Is mile wind. from the
Southwest. seven large gas balloons
sailed away from here late to-day. in
h national elimination balloon race.
The two leaders in the~contest will
be privileged to sail two of the three
balloons that will represent the United
States in the James Gordon Bennett
cup race, which will start from Kan.
sas City on October 4.
Every pilot in the race was pleased
when the wind carried them of 10
the northeast. The Aero club. which
controls the race, ruled that disquali
fication would not follow for any OF
the contestants who should be so un.
fortunate as to alisht in water.
Not a serious accident marked the
start.
Captain honeywell did not think
that any records will be broken In
this race. He said this was the
wrong time OF the year for long flights
as 1t required too much ballast u
manipulate the balloons.
\ a C with a train was run be
tween here and Liberty. Mo. Is miles,
by the balloon Kansas City. As the
balloon left the ground. a passenger
train left a station near the aviation
field. AS Captain Honeywell had 10
depend on the air currents the train
won by two minutes.
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Horse Show
Planned for U. S. Senators Who Visit
Fsirmont Farms As Guest of
Senator Watson.

Special Dispatch 80 tho Tut.rIr"r~or
FAlRMONT. ". Va. July i0.-At
Fairmont farms. the home OF Senator
and Mrs. G.. ". Watson. will occur a
horse show on Saturday afternoon 10
which the public generally is invited
70 attend. The affair is to be given
as a part OF the entertainment OF a
number OF United States senators who
Will accompany Senator Watson here
10 spend SUNDAY. In the party from
Washington will be Senators Cham
berlain. Overman. Johnson. bailey.
Kern and Taylor. They will arrive
here Saturday noon and will return 10
Washington Sunday evening. Invita-.
tons have been issued To the Demo
cratic members of the West Virginia
Legislature asking them To he present
for the show Saturday. and many OF
them will be here TO meet the United
States senators.
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ElkS May Name
MOreland Ruler
Fight for Honors on at Atlantic City
and He May be Compromise
Candidate.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., July 10
Thousands OF Elks. here for their an
nual reunion. gathered in the Marine
ball room on the steel pier tonight.
when the people OF Atlantic City FORM
ally presented them the freedom OF
the city. The principal address OF
welcome in the absence OF Governor
Woodrow Wilson vas made by Harry
Bacharach. exalted ruler Of the At
lantic city lodge. August Hermann,
OF Cincinnati. grand exalted ruler re-
spondcd. The business session OF tho
grand lodge will be held tomorrow.
The election Of "A new grand exalted
ruler has developed into a spirited
but good naturcd contest Arthur G..
M%oreland. OF New York. Is being con-
sidered as a compromise candidate in
view OF a looked for lead lock be-
tween John =. sullivan. OF New Or
leans. and Charles Rasbury, OF Dallas,
Texas. Should he show chances OF
landing the office. Edward Leach, OF
New York. grand treasurer. 10 Is ex-
pected will likely step aside because
OF the unwrittcn law regarding two
men from the same subordinate
lodge holding Office I'm the grand
lodge. George II. Locke, OF Arkan-
sas. Is opposing Treasurer Leach.
David McArron Is opposing Fred G.
Robinson, secretary. who ls n candi-
date for reelection.
Portland. Ore. IL the strongest
contender for tho next convention
for which there has been little seek
ing MP 70 now.
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MISSING MAN FOUND
Body ~ Man Who Has Been Missinq
Since Saturday Found Near
McMccncn Dam.

Tho body o. John Kirby. the NcNioch.
ON man who disappeared Saturday.
was found near the NcMcchru dam
yesterday evening about 1.3O When
Mr.. Kirby failed % return on Satlr.
day g. was rumorcd that hc had be.
come dczpOndent over his 900 health
and had taken his life. but this was
.~diacredited yesterday whom tho body
was found. as there was absolutely no
grounds FOR Tho theory. Tho coroner
has withheld his decision. owing 10
the lack ~ evidence az to tho man.
nor Of death. but as tho man was in
failing health before his death DO 81.
thought that this was the cause 81 bis
sudden death.
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Drowning Victim Buried.

From the family home AZ No. Il
Zane avenue. was held yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock the funeral Of
Dorothy Maxwell. the little Island Girl
whose sad death by drowning In the
ohio river shocked the community on
Friday evening. The services. which
were very largely attended. were con
Quoted by the Rev. DIR. William \.
Cook OF the First Presbyterian church.
ne lntcrment was made AZ Green.
wood cemetery. the p~allbearers being
the following cousins OF the little girl.
,IeorEe and William Elett. Harry Fri
del Harold and Alexander Maxwe and
Sidney Lake.
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Frank West.

Frank West. "A former we'll known
and highly respected resident of this
city. died yesterday morning at $50
O'Clock. at Weston. The deceased. who
was forty-ive years of age. was born
In Wheeling. being n son of the late
Mr.. n Mrs. John West. For a num-
Der OF years he was employed at the
creek mill Of the Whitaker-Glessuer
Company. lie was a member of the
local Knights of Pythias and OF the
Central Garden Club. and was very
popular among his associates. lie was
unmarried and is survived by three
brothers. Conrad. John and Lester
West. and one sister. Miss Annie
West. all OF this city. hTe remains
will be brought here for interment.
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GIRL IN RUNAWAY.
Fairmont Young Woman Has Close
Call From Serious Injury.

Special pfsu1fcr TO tie intelligence
FAlRMONT, W. Va. July 1O-Miss
Alice Thomas, a pretty high school
girl. had a narrow escape from death
to-day when her fast driving horse
became frightened when the shaft OF
the buggy broke. and ran away. The
spirited animal dashed down the
street until the buggy struck n lamp
post and was badly smashed up. The
light on the pole was broken and the
gas pipe twisted IN two. Miss Thomas
sim held 20 the lines and vas dragged
from the Wrcchage % She buggy along
the paved street for q short distance
before the horse was stopped she
was bruised and scratched bur not
seriously injured. She is suffering
now from the shock ~ 'hc accident
but will sOOn recover.
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wolINskY BROTHERS sLAY klA
MS BROTHERS AND WOUND
ANOTHER.
Sheriff Has Virtually a Confession o.
the Men Accused Of the
Murder.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
STEUBENV1LLE. o.. July 1.-TWO
Hungarian coal miners were murdered
at a christening at Adena. this coun-
~, Sunday night. n a third man
was so badly wounded that his death
may occur at n time. All three were
victims OF the knife in a riot that was
inspired by too much booze during
the festivities.
II was team work" at murder. as
one OF the Wolinsky brothers. who
did the fatal stabbing. would grab and
hold his man. three in succession,
while the other brother would plunge
tie knife into the squirming, scream.
ing victim.
The Dead.
vitlorIa kianls.
Pete kIanis.
Fatally Stabbed.
Joseph Zaleskl.
Those in Jail and held for murder
are Samuel Wolinsky. John Wolinsky.
The christening was at the home or
Mike Venda and Wolinsky brothers
were guests. but they drank too often.
got gay and the Klanis boys were
called on to>help eject the o~bstreper-
Gus Wolinskys. and they did IT so
s~trenuously that the Wolinskys went
home. procured knives and laid in
wait for the party to break up.
Slaughter Victims.
Nitloria Klanis was the first 10
come along. when Sam Wolinsky. n
giant IN stature. seized him about the
waist and held him while his brother
John plunged the knife into his bow.
els.
Peter Klanis. who next came up
was served in the same way. and.
like his brother. fell to the ground. dy-
ing with the blood pouring from his
stab wounds.
Joe Zaleski. who attempted 10 stop
the butchering. was held and stabbed
for his pains. The two Klanis boys
died in n short time.
Marshal Mercer and several depu.
ties arrested the Wolinskys. One OF
them said: 81 did il: kill me-" which
is regarded as a confession.
Marshal c. s. Mercer and Deputies
Edward Marshall and Robert Johnson
brought the Wolinskys and Kanovic
10 S~teubenville and lodged them In
Jail AT noon.
Sheriff Murray and Coroner Foster
went out 10 Adena To hold the inquest
and get particulars of the tragedy.
Sheriff Murray has the staC-handled
knife that II is thought did the Adena
murder cutting. The two men that
died were cut around the throat and
neck within II steps Of the county
line. and they ran l2O feet and
dropped and died.
The man held as a witness has
blood all over him. His name Is vi.
lem K~empenski.
BEFORE Zaleski made his diving
statement he was given absolution nv
the priest and admonished that il was
10 be his dying statement.
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FINED $4,000
Man Who Undervaiued Imports Given
Heavy Penalty In
Court House.

NEW YORK. July f0 jules Hoson.
borg. who with DTS brother. Hugo. hla
boon &C. fugitive from Justice for over
a year. came from Montreal todar
and unexpectedly appeared in fho
criminal branch of the United States
circuit court md pleaded guilty io
undertaking. lmportafions of min.
merry md dress GOODS
Although District Attorney Wiso
made n strong plo1 for n prison son.
fcnco. fufro Archibald fined Roenr.
borg g. 900 and costs amounting ~
600
Vosenhcrr tainted whom b. was
taken t0 tho marshrrs Office. bur o..
tivcd iuqt before hla counsel arrived
and paid rho nrr
Iils attorney notified tho court that
Hugo R~0gonbcrg be- now ON Hia vnv
hor" from iaris to plead guilty ~
mo Indictment
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Double Murder
Al Christening

and finally cornered him in a box
car.
The robbery was discovered al
as soon As It was committed,
and the officer took up the trail be,
fore the thief IA out OF sight. Down
the street they raceu. Crumbacker
gaining steadily until the thief
reached the railroad yards at Tween.
ty-fourth street. Another officer then
came to Crumbacker's assistance. and
the two landed their man with the
goods on. lie will be tried this morn.
ing.
Frank Hicks was arrested on the
Island last night for uto speeding.
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kaproth Funera-

From the home Of his daughter. Mr.
Chares Mayn. OF No. 2GO5 Jacob street
was held yesterday afternoon. tho
funeral OF the late William Klaproth.
me 9 known South side resident
VINO died on Friday night. The ser.
vices. which were very impressive ana
largely attended. were { ncharce OF
me kov. Charles l.. Ritter. Of tho
trinity Lutheran church. OF which tho
deceased was q member The inter.
mtht was made at Greenwood GENE
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Heat Claims LISA
Awful Toll in Deaths in New York
From the Recent Heat Wave.

NEW YORK. July 10.-A brief thun-
der shower thIs evening brought only
temporary relief from the heat wave.
which again holds the city. The Their
mOmeter registered - degrees at 3 y.
m. and after the storm The mercury
stood 1T a. and the humidity which
was above so per cent for a portion OF
the day. was but little relieved.
just what suffcrings have been
caused by the prolonged heat is def
nitely shown by the report OF the
board OF health for the last week. II
shows:
Death from sunstroke 200. Death
from h same ans during the cor
responding week in 1910. 80.
The total deaths for the week were
1.754. against 1,472 for the correspou-
ding week Of 1910.
To-day n dozen deaths were report
ed with scores OF prostrations.
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CAPTAIN j. &. McCov.

Captain J. +. Mccoy. formerly prom
inently connected with the Mccoy
Shoe Company, of this city, died June
p. AT his home at Blue Ridge. Gcor-
eta. Death was due to heart trouble
M his Illness lasted but ono day.
Captain Mccoy VIII be remembered bv
many people in this city and other
parts OF the state. having been "A popu-
lar travelling salesman for many years.
At the time OF his death he was in the
seventy-third year OF his age.
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Thief CAPTURED
Man Who Purloins Hand SacheI In
Box Car After Exciting

Fred Miller. OF Fairmout. was ar
rested last night by Officer Crum.
hacker on a charge OF stealing a hand
sachel and some other small articles
from the house conducted by Minerva
Martin. The capture of Miller fol.
lowed after an exciting chase. dur
Ing which the officer shot at him once.
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Or. Ernest w. eoyd.

word was received here YESTERDAY
OF me death ~ ~Bradcntown. Florida
ON July D. of DR.. Ernest W. Boyd. for.
H'rIy p wei known ostcopath Of This
ciIy. Dr. Boyd left this city for Flor.
,ua Iast January. for the benefit ~
ms health. He had a large circle of
Of his demise. '"'"
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Hatpyn Infant

death Of benjamin Haipvn. IN.
I'm son OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hal.
y. occurred yesterday morning. Tho
.'l vas sixteen months 81 g Tho
from tho home Of Mrs Ros, T,sbo-,
Of East Twenty-ninth e'roo' y.i,h ~,
Fnthor Flanagan in CHARGE m ~,
iormonf viii be NJ lit. Zio, cor,
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Strike on c. & O.

RICHMOND. Va. July 1O-Nego.
tiations between officials OF the Chesa-
peakc y Ohio Railway and representa-
tiVes OF b employees of the system.
growing out of a demand for in
creased pay for the men. and which
nave been In progress since July /. are
understood TO have ended with the
decision OF the men 10 strike.
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Mrs Mary T. Williams. ar.J p, TO
''Hp 600 N~rilsLurg Dsr.a-at yia
in'id'n name was Mary X.-ror 49,.
'l 'n Marshall countr. ana be- vol
ho'linr Deceased vas
with h"r sister. Mrs Nfarfb,
'hH1'r. ~ this cif-. on fb. T,...,t'
Do" flh'raI occurs Turellv wifb H.
boo brooke cemetery
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roIehts That's % very good plan. o. course. But think ono ought NOT 10
forget The other side ol Che picture. that we WI Dc ant Cd think healthy and
happy thoughfs naturally % owr bodies ao healthy
~ you arc blue.
% sou Hd yourself less Interested u ITO than other people seen n be-
Dr. fof feel cross Hd irritable
Or vou can't think quickly
TT YOU rot t0 thinking about nerves and WONDERING Il Won have tb~r-
And Dr. n Thousand other similar 'ia.-
Co. rmo cases Of of then there Sc something urgrr with vor borv Or
fc way YOU rc treating o.
Perhaps YOU aren't outdoors enough.
Perhaps vow aren't sleeping enough.
Perhaps rour liver a out o. rider.
Perhaps you arc packing your days too full
OF perhaps Goo some O. or fHu m tom Of % mnueruF other no4qubfo nae
YOU aren't giving your body q square deal
OF corrse, the mind reacts upon uc body. but 81 docs mo body upon tho
mfnd
TO learn o. prize wealth o. potential service reputation Nd latent innu.
enc". learning for Che Hcht 81 ran she'd power fr fc hfp % can rvc atauou
Tor Tho good DO cam do. Hrd IEAITU As CONTAGIOUS UtrtINFSS us
Tho prayer of n certain great man quote 30 .hnl Tor me beauty W tho
whole Thought and us = novledrmcnt OF tc casual relation between hcarh
and happdnofs not hap ahcss and health
D
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The way that man looked ~ me
was most insulting
did he stare"
NO, he looked once and then turn.
cd away ne n ! we're not worth motto.
ing7"-London Opinion.
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Fight Machine Made Bottles.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 1O-That an
organized movement will be made by
the glass workers OF the country to
minimize the amount OF the machine
made product was the statement
made by some OF those prominent In
the council Of the glass bottle blowers
OF The United States and Canada.
which convened to-day.
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ny h'r homo af Fortir'h md raooh
i'H. incurred The death ~ NJ
sophia ~IIIi'irrch. inter nm U,o,, -
'N' W'TF U.nfu wac duo 10 ft.
iHI'.'f 90 NiI rrr Tho f.~.,qr1
wed Dog % daughter. fhc doo,b
'' h.r husband occurring 1891
GUYS hr" Funeral ARRANGEMENT h71
nor i.'n "0mrl'feI lasf c~,srire
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ELkiNS ENDS HUNT

SEWARD. Alaska. July 1O.-Richard
ElNins. a vol Of the late Senator
stephen u. Elkins. and Puron Won
bergen. a German nobleman. arrived
today from the westward after a sue
cessful bear hunt.
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before last. the proprietor allowed the
airls Saturday afternoons OF. but
worked them ten hours the other DAYS
az Oh" week. making - hours for the
week. Last Monday the schedule was
changed again with the girls working
nine hours Ucr dav. SATURDAY.. when
fhc rirIs were paid. each found her
envelope short IN proportion 10 the
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'""'' N''iaT'l Nd To was lhen. ana must nave been
for years. 10 n physical state far below the normal out
door treatment and e course of exercises were pre-
fcribcd! The man took them and has already gained
many pound. auI says be- ir feeling better than ne ever
did before in hs Ifc.
Incidentally. ts eiFfcr tells me. be has become
another man boo n social way.
Why. "" hardly know Edward" she says. ~Hc
ifnt ever Fatietcd with being silent now. ie Joins IN
our conversations and often leads them. he says ne
De- surprised 40 himself"
Won 200. The unuaturally retiring disposition was
not "InIf % matter of mind. ~ was also OF the body.
Af soon aH o. body becomes normal. then tho mind rs
pretty apt fo become normal also.
We arc told very often nowadays that We can make
rur bodies healthy by thinking healthy and nanny