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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-16
Pounding Mill

Pounding Mill, June 14.-Messrs.
Claude and Walter Thomas have re-
turned from. Piedmont Business Col
lege, where they graduated. Rex
Steele, Fred and Harvey George Gill
lespie and Jim Bob Hurt are expected
home today from the V. p. 1. at
Blacksburg; Mercer Thomas will be
home in few days from Piedmont.
Our town sends larger number of
boys and girls away to school than
any other of its size that we know of.
We gladly welcome these and others
who have already returned.
George Hurt went to Blacksburg
last week to attend the v. P. /.
finals. He would have finished this
year, had it not been for the death of
his father, which caused him to re-
turn home in January.
Mesdames G. w. Oliver and F F.
Bullard, Lynchburg, are expected
here today and will lecture at the
Christian church as representatives
of the Christian Womans Board of
Missions. Rev. Isaac Wright who is
still preaching each night will give
way, and earnestly requests the pres
ence of all and that the men will
take front seat, ladies back. Quite
number have united with the Chris
tian church under his preaching
over score of children. Several are
yet to be baptized; others w re bap-
tized Sunday and Monday. He says he
xpects to stay as long as there is a
sinner and frying chicken, but me
thinks he will have to stay sometime,
as the "goody" sinners are hard to
catch.
Misses Margaret and Effie Will
liams of this place, and the formers
niece, Miss Amy Lee Stinson, Grun-
dy, left Sunday for the Orient. They
expect o sail tomorrow from New
York to return about September /.
Henry Christian is helping in
Steele, Hurt and Co.'S. store.
H. w. Christian is today framing
an addition to his residence.
Rex Steele Alder, Bondtown, is
spending sometime visiting his aunt,
Mrs. w. B. Steele.
Misses Jessie OKeeffe and Kelly,
Tazewell, visited Mrs. R. X. Giles
pie, Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Hurt visited her father
CIV. Gillespie at Tazewell. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cruey and
family of this place, were called te
Raven on Friday to attend the buria1
of their son, Robert, who was killed
on Thursday afternoon in the mines al
that place. Their friends and neigh.
bors here sympathize with the be.
reaved ones. He leaves wife ant
one child, ten months old. He wa.
formerly a resident of this town.
Miss Alyse Mulkey visited her par
ents at Honaker Sunday. Her sister 8
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Prominent Visitors

Among the prominent Methodist in
attendance upon the conference here
are the following:
j. Il. Frazier, Secretary Laymens'
Movement; j. D. McAllister, secreta-
ry anti saloon league; w. S. Neigh
bors, President Sullins College; TIC.
Schuler, Editor Midland Methodist I:
d. H. Carr, of Bluefield; j. P. Nc
Connell, Emory and Henry; C. C.
Weaver, President Emory and Henry /;
Eugene Blake, President Hiawasee
College.
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METHODIST HERE
\ IN CONFERENCE
Several Dis t in g u i S h e d
Preachers Present
The Program.

Inc Methodist District Conference
met here yesterday, and opened with
q sermon by DR.. d. S. Hearon, OF
Russell County, at IL o'clock, follow
ed by the administration of the sac
rament, and adjournment for dinner.
AT O'Clock the conference re-as-
sembled, when the organization was
had. Rev Mr. Kelly, the Presiding Ell
der, presided, and reports were heard
| from all the charges in the d.s-
trict, at Sand o'clock temper
ance addresses were delivered by
DR.. j. d. McAlister, Secretary of the
Anti Saloon League of Virginia, and
DIR. w. S. Neighbors, President of
Sullins College.
There are quite number of minis
ters and laymen present, some from
outside the district. The familiar
face of Rev. j. Tyler Frazier is seen
in the audience. Rev. Mr. Shuler,
editor of the Midland Methodist, is
present, and will take an active part
in the proceedings, and incidentally
speak few words in the interest of
his paper, and enter the names of
new subscribers.
For the most part the conference is
composed of middle aged men. A few
old men are here-men who have
stood in the front. and borne the heat
and burden of the day, and are now
white with the frosts and weights of
years upon them, are held in high
esteem, by their younger brethren.
There is noticeable absence of very
young men. Time was when in these
gatherings of the denominations the
young men was very much in evil
dence. The work now seems to be
carried on by men of mature wears.
The conferenc impresses a visitor
with it's businesslike methods. Pre-
siding Elder Kelly is the moving,
guiding spirit of the meeting. He is
popular with his pastors and people.
hard worker, Jealous and active
Christian man. The conference will
adjourn Sunday night, with sermon.
The program for today, tomorrow
and Sunday is as follows:
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th.
. a. m.-Devotional service. E.
9:20 a. m.-Soul Winning, the
Preachers Supreme Work, w. w.
Hicks.
Best method of Reaching Non
Church Goers:
In the Country-C. A. Pangle.
In the Towns-H. S. johnson.
Can the Epworth League be Main
tanned in the Country and Small
Towns?-C. X. Wingo.
IL a. m.-Preaching.
2:15 p. m.-Devotional Service.
2:30 p. m.-The Missionary Obli-
gation-E. E. Wiley.
Can We Meet Our Assessments? !?
l. M. Cartright.
The Womans Home Mission Work
in the District-Mrs. John st. Clair.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Work in the District-Mrs. Mary S.
O'Keeffe.
The Possibilities of Our Laymens
Movement-C. A. Wagner.
8p. m.-Preaching.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH.
8 a. m.-Devotional Service.
9:2O a. m.-The Value of the
Sunday School. B. Greear.
The Sunday School as the Stepping
Stone to the Church. T. A. Repass,
Jr.
Best Methods; of Increasing Sunday
School Attendance. j. M. Hillman.
Teacher Training, The Question of
the Hour-C. R. Brown.
IL a. m.-Preaching.
2:15 p. m.-Devotional Service.
2:3O-Business Session.
8 p. m.-Preaching.
SUNDAY, JUNE 18th.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
IL a. m. Preaching.
8 p. m.-Preaching.
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DR.. McALLISTER.

The address last night by Rev j.
d. McAllister, field secretary of the
Virginia anti saloon league, was one
of the strongest and most convincing
prohibition arguments heard in Taze-
well in years. The secretary spoke
for more than an hour, giving much of
the inside history of the workings of
the whiskey people in the State.
His address was listened to with rapt
attention throughout and made deep
impression on the audience.
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The Japanese Girl"

The Japanese Girl" an operetta,
will be given by the Tazewell Music
Club next week, the date to be an
nounced later. The members of the
club have been at work faithfully
on the operetta, and good time is
anticipated when the play is given.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-16

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose, and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
iains cough remedy. 1t has besn used
In many epidemics Of this disease with
perfect success. For sale by all deal
ers,
The evening world., 1911-02-04

"Exccp, MAN" broke IN the Pesslm,s,. And IS far as III is concerned we're
all opums,s and nrm believers at heart. No matter 10Y much a girl IA pose
sentimentansms' and lovetunes' she can s. on listening TO a favorne fairytsle
Simply because twenty men have broken their promises doesn't in the least make
MOI doubt that the twenty-hrst means what he says -
Well. a man somethmes DOES mean what HI says-whh hss saying IT, inter-
polsted the Mere Man desperately.
And The otier she GETS" continued the Pessimlst renntessN, the more
trusting so becomes. The more shocks sine receives. h more fahh she hs
AZ sixteen you may ave 20 feed her subtle diluted rattery. hut at. ixty-ave
she can swallow It straight without a culver. From thu cradle o the grave she
Will implicitly believe any man who tells hr ina in his she Is tn most
fascinating woman in the world n las Venus dashed to tn mast"
That's because she has that idea firmly inpregnated in her mind and can't
cat rid o IT," explained the Mere far "Bu ] defy n man 10 make a woms
believe anything he doesn't WANT 10 believe"
That's lust st" sighed tho Pessimis,. no ma,tsrh how much they warn her
her frends cannot convince her mat the nan who dropped another girl for her
will drop hes for Che next girl. No matter how many Of her friends husbands
may try to nreNlth her sac will step right up to the altar, believing thsts he has
found the ont perfect being IN trousers who will never look a. another woman.
And even when IN discovers her mistake AIT divorces him. It Is only in order
And another n anohe." added tn. Mere Ian cynic.ry.
a. Yes" agreed the Pessmis. the cnener she mares the wr"s man the
more faith. she seems to have that the next mn will be the right one"
III at first 70 don't succeed put In the Mere Man.. try. ty again BI,'
and a little more faith anerward; IL thL' beautiful. ehhd-atc trust would only
Lst"-
will GO right oil for years believing that her husband Is kept az the office eve
,nngs and that he DOES lose his money ot OF his pocket and NOT on the races
ven have to so to the trouble Of !nventng new stories for her. The ole ones
a e always fresh N sweet and satisfying
well" observed the Mere Nan comfortnsy. ~ It makes her happy. why
" 4 about it? After all II YOU women knew the truth-the whole uuth-and
nothing but the truth about us"--
III wouldn't make any difference" Interrupted the pe.sinist.
"Whyg'
WED never let You know that " c knew It."
wed g right OIL marrying you lust the same" declared The pessini., and
pretending to believe in o and neve' citing on see hat " e we're oph.tcate
in the name OF Femaniy, WHY" demanded the Mere Man.
because" answered the Pessmist, leaning over conhdentiany nd whisper.
ing Trough her hands, MS better o pc MARRIED than clever And IT'S better
to he happy thar wise"
Then you III believe that It vas "A ueup In the subway that made me late"
exclaimed the Mere Man joyonsy, in spite Of al YOU said
"Of course"
YES" sighed the Iysstmis, ana in spite Of the fat ,at saw you drive
up in a cab
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Blonde Lady,"

set goodness knows That l 1.-Two without
counting
Too ipuch so, perhaps"
Inc treasure is influi,r. ! tel. you'
can spend myself and squ8nder my
self, ! can fling my strength and my
youth to the four winds o, heaven and
m only making room Tor greater and
more youthful strength. 80 And
then. really. my life Is - beu utiful!
] need only nave the wlsh-lsn't
II soto become, from one day to the
next anything, an orator. Il great manu-
~factureg. politician . Well, !
swea? 10 You the idea would never en-
ter my head Arsens Lupln l am. Ar
sene Lupin remain.
AND | search history IN vain ,or
a destiny 10 compare with In.ne. fuller.
more intense. 80 Napoleon? Yes,
perhaps. 80 But then /, Is Napol-
con at tho end OF his imper.a, career,
during the campaign IN France. when
Europe was crushing him and when
h" was wondering whether each battle
was not the las, which he would fight "
Was he %seriousp Was hs testing
The tone % his voice had crown more
eager and he continued;
"~Evcryth!ns's there, you see danger
The uninterrupted Impression of dan
h'l Dis " ~ ~ N'' So ~
breathes. TO feel II around one, blow
Ing, roaring, lying In wait, approach
ing! And. IN tho midst OF the
storm, 10 remain calm 80 not to
finch. s.' II YOU do. YOU are lost.
49, There Is only one sensation 20
equal It. that OF the chauffeur driving
his car. But that drive lasts for a
morning, whereas mine lasts all
through life!'
"IIow lyrical We are" ! cried, And
you would have me believe that you
have no special reason for excitement"
lie smiled.
You're a shrewd enough psychoio-
Stst," hs replied. There 10 something
more. a., you say"
He poured out q tumbler OF water.
drank It down n asked:
Have YOU seen the Temps to-day"
no"
'TIo,mIock ehears Wa 10 have crossed
the Channel this afternoon; ne arrived
In Paris at G."
The deuce he didi And whye"
Hes taking a httie trip Al the ex-
pense OF the Crosons. Hautrec's nephew
and tfss GerQoas fellow. They ali met
at the Care du Nerd and ven on 10 see
oanimard. The six Of them ere In con-
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By M lie Blanc

TIo!mlocl; Shears. Wei. I shan have 20
exert myself TO the utmost. Fur | know
the fellow. he won't retreat 4 step
Hes a clever nan"
- very clever man. A. a detective !
DOUBT A. his "puH, exists or has ever eN-
listed. OAiF. ! have ono advantage over
him, which ~ h a he's attaching, whlle
I'm on the defensive, Mine 10 a." easier
game TO play, Besides % lie gave
an I'm p~cJc"ptlble smile before cuTp!et-
ing hts parlsr. "HrSidcs. I know MS
way OF tghting and be does Mt know
mine. And / have a few sly thrusts Ia
store fpr him which VIII give Atm some
thiug Q, think about
Ito tapped tho ta.1e lightly with AIS
fingers and flung out litilo sentences
with d delighted air.
"Arsens Luplu rs. liolmlocN SIoars'
France ". England. Revenge ;ov Ira
fa.gar at last -" An. the poor
wretch he ll.t.o thinks an
prepared and "a Lupln armed. 90
lilo stopped suddenly, seized with a NJ
OF Coughing. InG hid his face u his
nspE.n. as though something had gone
down tho wrong =
what Is ilt' ! asked, - cyuTh?
- WIN dou't you take some water"
$40, ~ no. that. no gaspvl.
N'lhls tl"U
u want alr."
SHAH | open tie window
"No. 1 shall 20 out Qui"l,,
give me my hat ana Goa I'm
on''
put what does Il all mean7'
you see tho taller OF those two men
who have just como N? Wei. | want
you 20 keep on my left a. we go out.
TO prevent his seeing me-"
The one sitting behind yuI''
Yes = For personal reason |
prefer IN tel you why out.
side . -
but who ~ it''
"IIuimloeJ shears
lie made a violent enfort TO overcome
his agitation, as though he felt ashamed
OF il. put down Ms napkin, drank a
glass OF water ana then, quite recovered,
said. with a smile;
ITS funny, isn't IT. I'm not easily
excited. hut this unexpected meet
Ing . .
what are you afraid Of, seeing that no
one can recognize you under all your
transformation ] myself, eaoh time !
see you. feel as ~ I were With a new
person"
He VII, recognize me" said Arssns
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Lupin. "lIe saw me only once. but 1
telt that lac saw mo for ilfo and that
nat he saw was not my appearance,
which | can a!Say' alter. but the very
being that I am And then 49,
then y wasn't prepared
- what a curious meeting. -.
In this MT" restaurant
Vel. sd l. shall We so?'
80 no
What d. sou propose 10 do?"
I'm" hcst ta.nE VIII DE to act frankly
90 trust him
"Ypn can't he ser!ols?'
"ph, but / am Besides. Il
would be a good thing TO question him.
10 ha0" what 20" knows . All,
there | fee! that MS Eyes are fixed ON
my meek, on my shoulders Hes
tying to 'Hinh 20 remen,-
lie reelected. ! noticed u mischisy-
Gus smil" on his lips, and then, obey
ing, l believe, some wlIm OF his friyo-
.ous nature rather than tho needs of
the position .tself. he rose abruptly,
spun round on his heels and. with a.
bow, said, gov.y.
What a stroke Of luck, Who would
have thought It" Allow me
10 introduce my friend"
For u second or Two the Eng.ishman
VAS taken aback. Then he made an IN
stinctive movement, as though he were
ready to fl!ng himself upon Ars.ne Luz
pin. Lupin shook hts head
That would be a mistake
10 say nothing OF the bad taste OF II
and the uselessness!"
The Engllshman turned his read from
side 10 side, as though looking FOR as
s|lstance. O.
That's no better And
also, are you quite sure that you are
entitled 20 lay hands upon me? Come,
be a sportsman
The display OF s~portsmanlike quail
ties was not particularly tempting on
this occasion. Nevertheless. Il prob
ably appeared 10 Shears 10 b. the
wlsest course; for he half rose AMI
co.dly introduced his companion:
MI. Wilson, my friend and assistant
NJ. Arsene Lupin,"
Wilson'S stupefaction mad US all
laugh. Ills eyes and mouth, both MD
open, drew two streaks across his eN'
pansiva face. with It's skin cleaning
and tight-stretched like an apples,
while his bristly hair stood up like 80
many thick-set, hardy blades Of grsssL
Cro be C~ontlnued)
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A New ARSENE
LUPIN Story

ference AT this moment"
Notwithstanding the immense cur.Os-
ity with which he inspires me, I never
NcutIre 70 question Arsene Luplu as to
the acts az his private life until lie has
spoken OF them TO mo himself. II l. "A
matter OF discretion on my part, with
whiua ] never compound. Besides. At
that time, his nam" had not yet been
mentioned, 81 least not publicly, In con-
uectiOn with the blue diamond. ! waited
patiently, therefor, Ito continued:
The Temps also prints an interview
with that excellent bau'mard. according
80 which a certain blonde lady. satd 10
be my friend. is supposed to have
murdered Baron d'Ifagtrec and tried 20
steal his famous ring from Madame dc
Groom. And IL goes without saying that
he accuses me II being The instlgator Of
bO.h these crimes
4 slight SILVER passed through me
Could IL bc true" Was ! TO believe that
the habit OF thcft, Ai, mode OF He. tho
sheer logic Of events had driven tails
man to murder: | booked at him. 10
seemed so calm! HIS eyes met mine so
frankly.
/ examined his hands, they were mod
eilcd with infinite ~dainuness, were
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CUCTeT

We're all allowed just one soft Spot
but we're cnjo!ned 10 keep It from
Spreading on US
when our Gambia Friend Dires US
odUicc lis usually Canned Ti'riol!
Conscience, our Compass. too often IL
affected by the electrical Disturbances
OF The Great White Way!
Were vaguely aware that at TINES
when we're called upon 20 say yes"
or mo" We pretend that We can't speak
above a whisper
in the Midst OF LIE we are I'm Dejt,
II we were 20 use otherwis. all OF the
moving eloquenco that we employ to
stall the 1nstalment Man we'd all win
seats In Congress!
Maybe youll have observed that
they've never been abe - suppress
the Lottery OF Love by Legal Enact
mcnt!
one Of these days ue'rc going 10
take ourselves severely 10 task for
calling the Simpiy cirH and courteous
man an dfecfed GUb!
Some OF US need al Asbesto. Curiain
to keep on the Fires Of Hate.
\ friend signing himself "NeptunuB
Rex" writes Va a chanty that hith In T.
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The First Automobile
Railroad.

TE%AS used 20 claim the distinction
az having the first automobile rail
road. Five ears used to make reg
ular trips on a thrce-hour schedule over
tho fortyiive miles between Lubbock
and Hal" Counties. The line had a
private right ~ way fenced on by sec
t!on hands 20 THIS extent-lt was kept
scoOped free OF sane Tho drivers Qhis
IS the sense IA which the English us,
the word were COWBOYS in blue overs!.s
and large felt hats. they Were required
go make the forty-hye miles in three
hours bccnusc tho line carried United
States mail n was under contract q
keep q schedule. often the cars would
clip an hour on that for good measure.
The round TRIP fare for ninety miles
was SO.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
A Two to Ono Shot.

A WESTERN sditor who has a ancSs lore
~ for real art sss talking 10 . crowd Of
nsssIap~r men At one Il the New York
clubs tho oth~ evening on what hs cssscd ~
"s~snpel" Work imtsesionisio PIE
lures that were merely rough aud hurried
sketches, aud ,o-cslri portrau that bore 10 true
likeness to thar originals.
As an instance" s.d he. II know a man here
IN New York WHO had hs portrait painted last
year. n enr Mm 5000. and I've was very
proud q st. When It came 10 showed 1t 10 ite
cook.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Unhappy Monsters.

WOMAN Iss,ensor on . .rsnNusntie
~ liner bothered the Officers and captain
~ uuo<asiaxy about ~hhlos. A hundred
times q ia, shs asked 10 be called n
one Wa ag,r1d.
"Bl., madam" s1posiui,tsd the captain
fnsily. Why are you - anxious about this whale
QuestLonf"
"Becsns." se replied. ".!l my Ne I've
wanted 10 see a whale blfJ6er, '-surces Mss
snns.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

TMOT.I. fnItUI| interrupted The CheeffuT PessIfnIS', Drop
ping tho match which she was abou, TO hold for his cigarette.
"Woman's child-like faith In man Is the eighth wonder OF the
world, Mr.. Cutting Nothing seems to shsttsr her beautiful
hope that a man some day WILL mail a letter. that he
MEANS what ne says and that no WAS kept out late az the
office. It's astonishing beyond comprehension how her faith
In these myths has wi.hstood the tests o, time and the evil
dence OF her own eyes and ears. but they have" and with "A
sigh the Pessimlst leaned her auburn-haoed head gracefully
against tho dark green pillows OF the hIsh-backed chair.
Nonsense" retorted the More Man. Every one OF you Is
a cynic or q pesstmist nowadays. You haven't an Illusion !ef,
regarding anything on the face OF the earth, nor in the
Nearena nhnrn nor IL III rcuinns hennn.h IA -
The evening world., 1911-02-04

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
BnToa d'hsutrsc. en- old invalid. il found my.
dtgtd. rs. nur-r. a beautiful blond sri, is Mls.
ing, FoNce lnr'c'oF ,ianimarl b,!ielss tha Grim,
VAS Committed hy the "tlie. genius" Apene 1t
ninl and tina la.;.r, ~sccpnDlice. tue mysterious
blonde Iady.'" Tina Ilarun's Dime diamond" e
burrht al a sale. Tor e51 ooo. by iie Countess Dc
.oIud n tie roJn ., one ~ the cOuntes's gle.ts,
Her B.elc!.snl Gsnim:rd sets Il Gork on the case
intimate friend. as Ire blonde Lady. The count.
80 sends tcr Hclnlpk Shear. the great EHs!.aA
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cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
80 What's The Use of Being Blue?
COX There Is a Lot of Lrck Left.
BY Clarence l.. Cullen


ORTTNE'S Idvor!te never expert
II cnces the exhil,ration OF Winning
l by a Nose
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on another occasion, when We saw
absolutely no way out the ship that
needed an extra hand-which was us
was dropping her nudhook In the fos
not a dozen cable lengths from where
We stood bewaiHng our fate!
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The man irho rigs hia game 80 that
hc c1H inst bdrciy yet by" dhrdys
GndS me passage too ndrrotc for him
~ squeeze through sooner or later!
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Loves Another.

GIRL who signs her letters
~ "P. c." writes:
- Il met a young man whom ] like
very much. lie has never asked to call
upon me and | understand he Is really
in love with another girl. But is there
not some chance for me-"
There ds probably not the slightest
"chance" for YOU, and l am amazed
that any girl should wish to win a man
from another girl. particularly when he
not shown the slightest desire to be
won.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Other Girls.

Other Girls.
A Girl. who signs Aer 2t,cr "A. ~"
~ writes:
Il have promised 10 marry q
young man and he also has made me
promise to give UP all my men friends,
which I have done. But sometimes
Ina CINE he Is seeing other girls. What
! wish TO know Is, Is II my place TO
speak to hin about IT,"
Certainly It Is your place to speak to
him about anything OF the kind, II 10
far better TO discuss such matters than
TO brood over them.
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sand unless Il be guided 10y Sense
ana S"lf-Control, Is jus, the old-fash-
toned plug-Ugiy Stun.
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the breath ~ lonely s~cas-bu: hc's IN
safe anchorage or he wouldn't have
been able - wri.o f.,
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Is " e n i n g S
w i t h E " e
By Helen Rowland.

Copyright, 1911. BY Thu

((IF women had moc faNh IN ln-n"-began the Mere Man, when he n
i late.
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Tho Kind OF char.
tiy that begins AZ
IN q m % GENERALLY
stays there
our idea us Nuta
ing 90 Keep Any
body Up Late a.
one OF those best
selling Yellow Nov
els for Il %
Bloodcd People
The evening world., 1911-02-04

Self-j ustlhoation is a sort OF Sept
gacmIa or the Soul! .
The evening world., 1911-02-04

lgahily FOR the Bo1.Voal BOY who
asp'rcs Ia he a pisslplted piyvle. he IL
usually 90 busy dreaming % that stun
that ho rarely has the time 20 annex
tie price,