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The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
CIRCUIT COURT ON CIVIL DOCKET.
Clara E. McNiel Gets a Verdict for
$3.50 Against the !. c.
R. r. Co.

On Monday morning the court
resumed consideration of the civil
docket, all other criminal cases
having already been set for mex
Monday.
Petit Jurles for the week are:
No. III. M. ThornhiIl, s. C.
Causey. D. 5. Hughes. j. M
Smith, James Magee, A. D. Lotion
B. 7. Smith, s. U. Kelly. G. B
Boyte. A. j. Simpson, D. M.
Price. v. J Greer.
No. 2.-John Davis, John Price,
Charlie Evans. Pearly Brown, G..
L. Bailey, H. G. Case, ]. M. Bow.
man, r. F. Smith, e w Morgan.
The following cases have beer
disposed of up to noon today:
An order was entered discontin.
uing all naturalization cases pend.
ing in this court.
j. Z Cosnahan ct al VS.. Cumber
land Telephone & Telegraph Co. Ell
al. Order permitting plaintiffs to
amend declaration.
Tom Jenkins VS.. /. c. X. r. Co.
Jury and verdict for plaintiff for
$500.
Jane Hudson VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Co. Verdict for defend.
ant.
Thomas Mason VS.. M., C. R. r
Co. Order requiring security for
cost within go days.
VIM. Dukes VS. M. C. r. r.. Co.
Order requiring security for cost
within so days.
Clara E. Mcneil ct al VS.. /. c..
R. r. Co. Judgment for plaintiff
for $2250.
Caroline Gill VS.. l. G R. R. Co.
Judgment for plaintiff for $25.
E. B. Coon VS.. /. G.. R. r. Co.
Judgment for plaintiff for $25.
Lewis Floyd VS.. M e. r. r. Co
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50.
Will Jackson vs. M G. r. r Co.
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50
The following out-of-town attor-
neys are in attendance at court:
NJ. Green and w n. Potter. of
jackson; G. v. Ratcliff. of Summit: !:
E. A. Rowan, Jr.. of Wesson; Z
ii. Ratcliff. of Natchez; L. o.
Montgomery, Of Norfield: Judge
Cochran and w. A. Martin. Of
Meridian. H. s Buesrher, of Hat
tiesburg, and Frank Lee. of Nc
Comb.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17

pie at the polls. from any and al
charges of misappropriation o.
public or trust funds of any char.
acter handled by him while govern.
or of Mississippi.
Resolved, further. That this
report be spread upon the journalI
of the senate and house. and that
aeopy be forwarded to Senator
John Sharp Williams, with in.
structions to request that it be
printed in the Congressional Rec.
ord.
(Signed):
FRANK BURKITT, Ch'mn.
&C, KENDRICK.
&c. D POTTER,
Senate Committee.
III. w. CRENSHAW.
IS. JOE OWENS.
j. d. STENNIS,
Il. S. HEMPHILL,
''T. T. DAVENPORT, Sec'ty.
House Committee. I"
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
500 PARTY.

Miss Irma Hampton. Of Crystal
Springs. who has been a guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Sam Walker, was
entertained Informally on Monday
evening at the lovely Bloom home.
BY Misses Lille and Minette. at d
500 party
Contestants for the highest score
which was made by the honoree and
MIR Higdon, were Misses Gladys
mcNair. Lille and Minette Bloom.
DR.. Mcleod. E. E Darlington and
Charles Hiqdon.
Hot chocolate and sandwiches
were served.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
WALL Is WRATHY
OVER BOND NATTER
Had Written Statement Of Attorney
General That It Would Not
Be Disposed OF.

The above is an impartial news
report of the disposition made Of
the suit for damages against the
bonding company filed by District
Attorney Hugh v. Wall-a sum
which he. as well as Smany others,
believes is honestly andp Illegally 49,
Lincoln county.
A Leader reporter talked with
Mr.. Wall yesterday about the mat
ter. and he was as wrathy about
the disposition of the suit as any
man could we'll be.
Mr.. Wall had every assurance
that the matter would not be tam
pered with under the state admin-
istration just vacated.
Attorney General S. S. Hudson
stated in a letter to Mr.. Wall that
he would not concur in any way or
approve a dismissal of the suit
Mr.. Wall has this letter IN his pos
session and without the approval Of
the Attorney-General any possible
shoot of the late Governor the
worst misfit who ever occupied
that position in Mississippi any
move would have been blocked. A
letter had also been written to
Ex-Gov. Noel on the subject. but
he had only formally acknowledged
receipt of same to Mr.. Wall.
The Leader personally knows,that
Mr. Wall has worked diligently on
this suit, believing it was right
eous cause as well as being in the
line of his duty, and to have it
quasheed as it has been by the adj
ministration. although noted for
malpractices, is disappointment
indeed. especially SO when he had
not overlooked any detail locking
to its just settlement.
Whether the disposition of this
bond matter had political as
pect" or not is only supposition or
conjecture, of course, but very
much in keeping with the animus
shown in the many small acts OF
our late Law Enforcement Gov
ernor.; and his action must have
been concnrred in by the Attorney
General as parting slap at Lin
coin for the overwhelming majority
given Senator-elect Jas. K Varda-
man.
Mr. Wall states that be has not
inaIly determined as to how be-
will proceed in the matter and that
possibly he will take the suit to a.
higher court.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
indemnify Bond
Suit 10 Be Pushed

The United States Fidelity 8
Guarantee Co. who were on Greer
bond will push suit for the recovs
cry Of $40. 900 against the LincoIh
county indemnifying bondsmen, Sd
states Mr. Wall. These cases are
set for the April civil term df the
circuit court. II the company re.
covers this amount from the Iocs|
bondsmen the loss due to Greer 1
shortage will about put them even
or the whole transaction.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
Frisky Colt Breaks
a F Earmer' Arm

Chas. Macmillan, new resident
of the county, having moved here
from EIgin, Ill few weeks ago
and located on a farm two miles
northwest of the city. was kicked
on the right forearm by a frisky
colt Saturday evening and mad both
bones of the arm broken
Mr. Macmillan drove his stock
down to branch to get water, his
we'll being out of order. having
the colt secured by long rope.
Getting into the cold air the young
animal became playful and landed
a good. square, hindfoot kick on
the mans arm.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
The Brookhaven Bank
Makes Good Showing

The stockholders Of the Brook.
haven Bank & Trust Company held
their annual meeting at the Office
of the bank last night. The condi-
tion Of the bank was found to be
excellent. the earnings for 1911
showing up to the entire satisfac-
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
A BACHELORS HONEYMOON

"A BAH ELNth . HONEY MUM
Is the title of the Laugh Play
which will be given here Friday,
Jan 10. at .Heuck's Theatre. The
cast will be here just as it has ap-
peared in ali the large cities.
There will be Juno Joyce" late
|of the Omphalia Theatre. New
York, Benjamin Bachelor, who
married in haste. Minerva" his
sister and moral guardian,
'AmaryllIs' and "Charyllis, his
twin daughters, Marianne. the
maid with asclue in her head. Joe'
the man servant always in hot
water. stephen Houston very
busy man. .Dr. Ludwig Schwartz
who nurses a secret sorrow, and
Anthony Gumbug confidential
agent adept at distorting facts.
rhe plot of the play is very comical
and is one IF the best comedies
ever produced.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
Closing Notice!

The undersigned banks
of Brookhaven will be
closed Friday. january
10th, 1912, Robert =.
Lee's birthday, IA legal
holiday
BRO0KHAyEN BANK & TRUST CO.,
COMMERCE BANK,
MERCHANTS a FARMERS BANK.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17

If you know Of any local news
tell the editor. We will take
pleasure in publishing every item
we can get.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17

Formally elected United States
senator by the Legislature yester-
day. Not single vote was cast
against him. His term of office
commences March A, 1913. and will
be for a term of six years. There
were 39 votes for Vardaman in the
Senate-6 absent and not voting
l2l votes for Vardaman in the
House-16 absent and not voting.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
NEEDS NEW Wing
. TO SHOW MORGAN
/. ART TREASURES
metropolitan Museum Asks
H5O,oOo to Provide for Col.
/ lection From England.

Included IN ths budget Of the Metro.
Dolitan Museum OF Art far the year
ID . request for $4,000 to be used for
the purpose Of building an addition to
the museum building to house the ],
Piorpont Morgan art treasures coon to
Do brought TO this country from Eng
and The Victoria and Albert Museum
n Mr.. Morgan's London house now
hold the art collection.
The budget which will be sent to the
Board OF Estimate carries a total Of
esS6,0cN The new building fund 10 the
chief Item. The proposed addition Is to
Pc twice the size OF the Ii extension
now being constructed. Mr.. Morgan is
reported to have approved tho plans for
housing his art store and he has ex-
pressed the desire that II shall soon be
exhibited on this side of the ocean.
The new addition will be named Seq
lions J and X. Dr. Edward Robinson,
director OF the Museum, said of the new
plans.
There will he space enough in the
new addition to exhibit the entire Nor
a collection whiCh Is to he brought 10
this country. Until the new addition is
erected, however, only part OF the col
lection can lie exhibited IN addition II.
This wing was erected To hold other art
objects in the museum which have been
stored away because Of lack Of room.
They will still have to remain unex-
aibited now that the museum Is facing
the problem of the big Morgan collec-
ton
IT Ia not known whether Mr.. Morgan
Intends his collection as Il loan or "a gift
to the museum. During the weck he
loaned the museum four cauvases which
formerly hung IN his library. TIE
change in the art building VIII require
a new location for the entrance TO Gene
tai Park which is now at Seventy
ninth street.
The evening world., 1912-02-23

Thousands Of people have learned 40
well how sure md dependable Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are for all stomach
Ills that thcv are never without a pack
age at home aud at the office. and upon
any indication that the stomach 10 u littls
weary. they take a stuart's Tablet after
each meal for a few days until the dises-
tive organs got rested up again.
This is a splendid plan to follow and
always results in much good. The APP
petite is improved. the food ls relished
more. your sleep ls more refreshing. and
your disposition VIII make you friends in
stead Of cnemles
For Indigestion. Sour stomach. Pelchine
Gas, Coated Tongue. Intestinal Indiges-
ton aud all stomach Disorders and Pains
or TOR Loss Of Appctltc-nothlng 10 bet
tor than Stuarts Dyspe psla Tablets for
sure and instant RELIEF.
Use them frcelv--they arc as harmless
as sugar would bc--and are bv no means
to be c,esscd as medicine" rhcy have
NO effect whatever on the system except
the benefits they bring YOU through the
pruuDr digestion II YOUR food.
Nl drug stores sell StuRrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets. The p'lrc is 30 cents per box.
II you wish 10 try them before urchas-
ing. address, y. ~. stuart Co, 100 stuart
Bldg, Marshall, Mich. and II trial pack
age Will he sent YOU free.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
a<vl RDAY OPPORTUNITIES
~ SHOE DEPARTMENT..

TENiERFOOT shoes fr Women aud KNOCKABOuTS for Boys and Girls
IN newest syl-s snd rgh, VI to he highest hoe standards 900. Quaker
Maid a ne~ and worthy addition to h. list Tor which THE department,
The evening world., 1912-02-23

N"HNlNo SPECIALS To morrow. Saturday unu, 1 ? NJ.
To ~s'~t dalsS buying auanNtks restricted. No Maj ar ra,uhors orrs
The evening world., 1912-02-23

wOMEN's TENDERFoor
TRAMP" SHOES N
smart and nAtty -gun metal caif-iSce
-pstcnt leather. dull calf tops. button
Kid with calf tops; button-Goodysr
welt-mili.sry hssi--broad rovud to-.
yls IN comtor' and abouts ara
The evening world., 1912-02-23
That Tightness
OF the Stomach
Caused BY Formation Of Nauseous
Gases, from Undigested Food-In-
stantly Stopped with a stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet.
Trial Pack Free.

When YOU feel as " your stomach was
being tightly cholted-when the pain Is
intense and YOU break out in a cold aud
clammy Precipitation and there II a lump
In your throat and YOU are weak and
nauseatsd-oll YOU need Is a Stuart's Drs-
pcpsia Tablet to clear away the wreck
age OF un1igested food left IN the stomach
and intestines and restore you to your
normal self again,
The evening world., 1912-02-23
WEEK BND SPECIALS
IN TOILET REQUISITES.


Clsarasoss included n regular sAfestaO
ed unusual sttracivcaess 70 this HUee
10 OF. Csuthrox HsiP Shampoo. ......... -
81 ct. Holmes Frostiila .......~..."~ -
u ct. DR.. Charles Flesh FooA...-.A "a
Is OF. G~minol Tech Powd~.......... ~
q o. HAaA MisrVr-ross NJ sbeaS... 40
u q. sanitel Face Crsam. IL
20 It. Miners NsAursl Blush.......... -
~ n. Minors Theatrical ~Hssass..... ~
Celluloid Manicure SstA-whits.- piaA
or blue-8 ptecao-neA4ly bo1o1-
we're Sc@ and sac ...................1./o
Flexible Nail File. with Aon handle
and rubber ~ - ovticae DNnaAsr-
were e. IL
psyns's Nail Bleach. Pasts ana
Enamel-reg. 10 cts. eech............
% d. Nail Bufisr-ext~ shaInoas.... -
SPECIAL MATINEE LUNCHEON
Tomorrow. l2 70 Q p. M...""..... -
Club SANDY lch-Home- Made Apple ~
Whipped Crssn-rss Or Coffee.
Customer: ar: u%s.,,asst Y s.s p,.s;:
,usd Them you have . trsat In store.
This dainty addition to our regular oeb-
sNsn,ial luncheon 10 served mpeotAuy lo1
thsatre- eosrs, but 10 enjoyed by many who
vank 10 break the round q sh0Doan0 ~
. brisf rest
The evening world., 1912-02-23

1l.2b WOMEN's CourIL CORsHrG.. -
o0RsHrs SECOND EOoh.
n Of. woApN's KID 0Lov1s...~. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tA0o.
'"' H. ~",SfeS||ia.HA7k ksS6A .s
% g,. BOX OF STATIONERY ....,x 10
Marsstllss Lansn-white and Nee-
'" sf1rIoSEaY-ruup yIooa.
., OF. WIDE RIBHoNo............ 10
Pretty liSAt 80 dask pgss60o-Alse
mo,rss. satiAs and taffstss-eiaok.
MishoSS-xAis 1EooA.
= q. woxnN'S NET oUyXy0.,,. "a
p''''A s;SaSSkAahesSS 1yHa,;Ss r.; N.
= q. ELK HIxUD N0v1Lv1A. ~
ldghly lvseSsue iAbe10t - ~ oh1a-
~mSrtAo-paAln - wttA gel.eeoD oo1An
t~sxrsS-nses than ~ snh7o>1hs
RR;asssxk i bSssassss yA,,pcs-aAss,uru.
On woMnNS 1A5o
HlAoi. navy Ed ~HvWo-eAsoy 4aAAD-
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The evening world., 1912-02-23

Look sss TIE oi0hs'
The evening world., 1912-02-23

Coats Shst Will BE- god style next see-
son-they are late sea<on snrmeo0,
hut our policy demands ciesn snesvS
for inventory. 80. Hence this unmsteh.
stie ooportunity'--S b n ysN-eest
chevl0ts-hrst colocs-best outs BEST
workmanship-best OF o~ppoetunNNs'
The evening world., 1912-02-23

BABTBS' FOOTFORM 0HOEB--
to scwsds. s"si.X AR
Black or tan kid. white hid or buck
skin- best mater'als-bes workmsn-
sh'p-hand t~urned-roomy toss.
OIRLS' KNOCKABOUTs-
Extra high cut button
~ 70 ,c,, q W
II to p 90 and Am
Psten' lssthsr, cloth OF dull calf toos.
Ma I'M Ata "
The evening world., 1912-02-23

U.ys to 30 20 MISSES
sERGk DRBSsEe. .............. 3,A6
Navy. brown and wins-lovay oIs-
piece modols or rssulation ssa,or-
snsr.ly tr'm'd wrh braid and but
''" nIssrsS ff'DfSTr-sncosp v.oo..
y Ct, CHrLDnDS's 6KIRTH, ........ IA
strong oambrio- ruffles Of fancy lace,
smb'y or IL. 4. and tucks-t N Il yrs.
MUSLIN VNDEHwE\R SECOND FLoOh.
si.@ White BArfsTE WAISTS. ,.... "a
Yoke And pAnsl styles -trm'h will
nancy laces sud Smb'y-~ll sIsss.
WATTS SECOND FLOOR
- e.. BOYO' BLOUsNe. ....,...... 30
Figured white and fancy Madras and
PoroAias also Fignnsl-witA or With
cut ooiiAr = "a u years.
B0Ys VURNisWsds THIRD sLooA.
OL3 NINA g1ss YAJAxAa. ,nn..l.QO
rereales-aeAt strtpO-rNlarlsAs-Wn
WINS TuNNisHINus-+MAfM yLooa,
N,6 0IM.A' R,ah Out anQAa ,,...,lJo
outton--vte, Kid, patent ups-Anh
lops. Redium soNs-i0 10 D.
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The evening world., 1912-02-23


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-16
Home Aids to
Health and Beauty

FOR SALLOw COMPLEXIONS-
A sallow skin is due to bad blood
and the best way to overcome il is
TO take good system tonic and en-
ergizer. BY dissolving one ounce of
kardene and one-half cupful sugar
in one-half pint alcohol mot wits.
key), then adding hot water to
make quart, one has as good a
remedy as can be found. A table,
spoonful taken before meals soon
clears clears, the blood; brings back the
one strength and energy. 1t is a
matchless tonic for restoring lost
appetite and correcting general
minor ills.
THIS BEAUTIFIES EYELAsHES
with thumb and forefinger apply
a little pyroxin at lash-roots and
the eye-lashes will grow long and
have a lovely curl. Thin eyebrows
will come in thick and glossy when
pyroxin is rubbed on with the fin.
ger-end. Care should be used not.
to get any pyroxin where no hair
FOR WEAK EYEs-A simple. in
expensive tonic that is very
strengthening and soothing to
made by dissolving an ounce of
crystos in a pint of cold water. A
few drops in each eye twice daily
will make them clear strong and
sparkling. This tonic is great
help to those who wear glasses, and
a good remedy for graduated lids.
FINE BEAUTY LOTION To
give the complexion smooth.
clear refined look nothing better
can be used than a lotion made by
dissolving four ounces of spurmax
in one-half pint witch hazel or
hot water, with two teaspoonfuls
glycerme added. This removes all
evidence of shiny, .sallow skin ana
gives to 1t a beautiful appearance
1t is invisible when on the skin and
lasts much better than powder. =
STOPS FALLING HAIR - Hair
that seems lifeless and comes out
with every combing can be invig-
GRATED and the falling stopped by
massaging into the hair-roots twice
a week a tonic made by dissolving
one ounce of quinzoin in one-half
pint alcohol (not whiskey), then
adding one-half pint cold water.
This remedy destroys dandruff and
scalp irritation and will prove a
great aid to those who have hair
and scalp troubles.-Advt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-16
SOCIETY

Woman's club gave "a reception
to club women yesterday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Brokaw, 1915 North Tacoma ave.
Miss Juliet Lee Thomas, daugh-
ter of Rev. M. L. Thomas, and
Henry Eliot, of Seattle, were
united in marriage yesterday
evening at the First Baptist
church.
A farewell entertainment at
bridge was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. d. H. Beurhaus of
North 5th st. to Mrs. Charles
Bartz, who is leaving to take up
her residence in Portland.
The Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton of the Hawthorne school will
meet in the school building at 8
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Supt.
Geiger will speak.
The Edelweiss club will meet
Friday at o'clock at Mrs. Hines
residence, 3712 South 18th st.
After a two months visit to
Mrs. Judson's old home at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, Mrs. Clarence How
ard Judson and children returned
to Tacoma Monday.
The University Extension
French class met this afternoon
for the first time at the home of
Mrs. Joshua PIERCE, 321 South G
st.
All kinds of bulbs. Smiths,
d116 So C. Advertisement"
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Leo Kachlein and Mrs. L. B.
daPonte for a bridge to be given
Thursday afternoon, October "a,
at Mrs. daPonte's< residence on
North 26th st.
About furs. See Mueller, 921
South c. Advertisement"
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Arnot have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Sarah, to
Prof. E. H. Menforard, of Hyland
Park, Detroit, Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-16

ality.
"In almost every instance the
court deals with the adult Of
fender against the woman and
child. While the Juvenile court
deals with the delinquent and de-
pendent child (the effect), the
court Of sorrows' reaches the
cause"
Last year 1,54S deserted wives
came before Judge Goodnow.
and each told a story of hus-
bands neglect of them and their
children. During the same time
GA children came and told of
crimes committed against them.
And $40 young girls came and
told in low, sobbing voices, 1.-The
story of the nameless babe"
True, 1t has its rewards"
added. Judge Goodnow. Il like to
see the smile come into a wasted
cheek and the light sparkle in a
tear-dimmed eye; 1 like to give
the girl another chance to get
right; and to bring together the
husband and wife.
What causes contribute most
to domestic infelicity?" l asked
the judge.
Ignorance, misconception of
duties, rights and privileges;
drunk; laziness; poverty; early
marriages; dissatisfaction with
conditions and surroundings; in
reference of near relatives or
meddling friends; i'll health, and
last, but not least, pure 'cussed-
ness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-16

CHICAGO, Oct. disappearing
YOU were a kind-hearted individ-
ual, easily moved to real sym
pathy by the tragic sorrows OF
others, and supposing that day
after day poor heartbroken wom-
en- and children filed before you
each with a tale of woe, averag-
ing about ten cases every day for
16 months-over 5000 such
stories of trouble, heart crushing
trouble-WOULD TILT MAKE
YOU GLOOMY?
Judge Char =. Goodnow of
the court domestic relations
has left that bench.
81 am DONE" he said. 1.-THE
work is terrific, and the strain on
ones sympathies, the daily grind
of heart cases, has begun to wear
me out.
"I have seen SO much of mis-
cry and sorrow and uphappiness
in my court that the world has
begun to take on dark and dis
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1T LOOKS LIKE A CRIME

to separate a boy from a box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. His pint
pies, boils, scratches, knocks.
sprains and bruises demand it,
and its quick relief for burns,
scalds. or cuts is his right. Keep
it handy for boys, also girls. Heals
everything healable and does II
quick. Unequaled for piles. Only
20 cents at Ryner Malstrom Drug
Co. 93S Pacific avenue.
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pc a great sufferer today. am
pieased TO recommend zee wo to
any sufferers who may desire to
take his medicine.
(Signed) GEO. DUNHAM.
m 1909 Portland av.
zee Wo Chinese Med. Co, lI1eK
SO. 9 st. Tacoma. Wash.
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NAL hue. So much woe has been
unfolded before me that it has
become a part of me-"
what is this court of domestic
relations?
Let Judge Goodnow answer.
at is a court of sorrows, into
which comes grim-yisaged woe
and misery unspeakable; where
drunkenness, poverty and ignor-
ance walk hand in hand with
brutality, starvation and immor-
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MET A VERY NICE YOUNG MAN

Dear Miss Grey: One day when at q
met a very nice young and just l L
liked him and he acted though spoke
me Very NICE He went home. an hour or he
called and asked how L
me next day he came down to take a ball
AS mad Just met the fellow refused Some girls
ana tod foolish refuse / mi
went He treated just he home and
introduced to his mother
10 me- He called aftert that but al at
once he stayed Whenever he fine.
up by phone and said goodbye Well, a card
ana ietter; but he has
Grey, he will forget me? love him and else.
AREADER.
AWhy viii you girls exaggerate friendness
cannot that the it. and
nay be dsgused if did Why
n answer? You should not have
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