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9 FOR TAFT
In KENTUCKY
PRESIDENT ENDORSED
IN FIVE DISTRICTS
Roosevelt Gets One in Kentucky,
Taft and Colonel Each
Two in Michigan.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-Presi-
dent TAFT got nine uncontested dele.
gates TO the Republican national con.
Fention in to-day's district cCuven-
lions in Kentucky and Roosevelt one.
Inc Roosevelt men walked out OF the
Eighth and Tenth district conventions
and the Taft men out of the Eleventh.
in each instance two conventions be.
ing held and two sets OF delegates TO
the national convention chosen. one
instructed for Taft and the other for
Roosevelt Taft got six delegates at
yesterdays district convention. Civ.
ing him - uncontested delegates and
Roosevelt one. with six seats subject
10 contest. At the State convention
here tomorrow. Kentucky's deIega.
tion OF 26 will be completed by the
election of four delegates 10 represent
the State AZ large.
Harmony in Evidence.
Harmony reigned in the Fifth dis
trict here tonight All contests were
settled by giving Taft and Roosevelt
each half the delegates, which order
also will hold good for the district
delegation in the state convention.
Both Taft's and Roosevelts admins.
trations were indorsed and four dele
gates were elected. with a half vote
each. two being for Taft and two FOR
Roosevelt. The delegates are BarnarI
Bernheim and Chesley II. Searcy .or
Taft. and VI. ]. Holt and William Hay.
burn for Roosevelt
Taft forces organized the Eighth
district convention and chose G. G.
Wallace and l.. W. Bethurum as dele.
gates. instructed for Taft. Roosevelt
supporters held convention after the
first adjourned and chose William
Lawmill and II. &. Batson as contest
ing delegates.
In the Eleventh district. the Roose.
welt forces organized the convention
and chose n. ". Asher and o. II.
Waddle as contestinE delegates.
In the Tenth district Roosevelt SUD
porters withdrew. held a convention
and chose Edward Allen and 4. T
Patrick as delegates 10 the national
convention and instructed them for
Roosevelt
The Taft forces named J. H Hart.
wick and Asbury Patrick az delega'cs.
instructing them 20 vote for Taft
In other districts the following Ter.
delegates we're chosen. Fourth. Roy
Bond and Tiisen Smith: Third
Raleigh Keown and v. p. Green
seventh. Y. g. Stoll and James
Curefon
Ninth. W G. Halber' and John
Russell
ROOSEVELT GETS TWO
m MICHIGAN DISTRICT
Am ARBOR. Mich. April 9.-The
gncrud Hfafrfcf detogafoa 10 Tho 10
IConunnsd on ninth PaRaA
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Hundreds Drown i'm Nile

rescue and picked up many Of those
struggling In the water
u b. not known how many lives
we're lost and the identity Of the
bodies recovered has not been ascer.
taincd The bodies Of NJ victims Of
the collision had been recovered up to
an early hour this morning.
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MELLON DIVORCE
Case Before Pittsburgh Court When
Master Is Named to Take
Dispositions.

PITTSBURGH. April 9-George VI.
NewmyeT was named today by Judge
Thomas VI. Swearingen as a master In
the divorce proceedings OF Andrew
Mellon and his wife. Nora McMullen
Mellon. The master is authorized 10
take testimony OF witnesses in Lon.
don. Paris and New York City.
Mr.. Newmyer Is a former law part
ner Of Judge Swearingen.
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manager here. Sen Dixon. ieared d
statement claiming Illinois hv 100 O00
Hnd DECLARING hie candidate would DO
dominated iu Chicago Th. Tsft
h'tdnIHri'rr ra.. ruf ro abatement
'r'' more definite returns were re-
c.I.rd
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CHfCAGO.-United States Senator
William Iorimcr was unable o. 20 20
the polls today because of illness. Tie
was taken il last night and is IN bed
today with n cold
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BILL TO SAVE MILLION
PASSES SENATE sAFEtv

WASHINGTON. April o. - Tho
printing REORGANIZATION bill. which IN
j. said will save million dollars "a
year Tor the government. passed the
senate to-day. The house has not vet
considered o.
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Flood Breaks DOWnDykeS

o'clock tonight. showing two tenths Of
foot rise since seven o'clock this
morning. The crest is not scheduled
10 reach this city here will register
~" feet. nearly one foot above the
previous high record.
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AND CLARK
WIN IN PRIMARIES
HELD IN ILLINOIS
Presidential Delegates Not Named
by Voters, but Will Be Chosen
Later On.

CI iCAGO. April 9.-Winners in
the illinois preferential. advisory and
direct primary elections today. as in.
dicated by sufficient returns to war.
rant a prediction. are as follows:
For resident-Theodore Roosevelt.
Republican; Champ Clark. Democrat
For United States senator-L. Y.
sherman. Republican: ]. II. Lewis,
Democrat. uncontested.
For Eovernor-Charles S Benden.
Republican; Edward F. Dunno. Demo
crat
Colonel Roosevelt's state mana gers
claimed his majority over President
Tatt as from 100000 to 10000. La
Toilette polled a small vote.
Returns indicate his vote was near
" five 10 two OF that for Taft Presi-
Dental delegates were not named on
The ballots. and will be elected by
congressional districts and at large
the effect OF to-day's vote being only
to serve as a guide to party officials.
as indicating party feeling.
Sherman's lead over Cullom for
the advisory vote for United States
senator was small. and complete re-
turns from out in the state might
overthrow the apparent result M
midnight.
The State Fight.
Governor Deneen's chief fight was
against Sub-Treasurer Len Small. re.
ferred TO in the campaign as a candi.
date OF Senator Lorimer. Advices six
hours after the polls closed Indicate
that Governor Deneen had won from
Small about FIVE 10 three In the State
John J.. ". Wayman also made a
strong fight. leading Small in Cook
county, which contained .5g2 OF the
States $3.50 election precincts. De
mems indicated majority in Cook
county was $4,000
State candidates known TO be
friendly 70 Senator Lorimer are indi
Gated by early returns 10 have lost I'm
several contests. Chief OF these was
Len Small, for governor.
The Democratic contest for govern.
or offered more opportunity for con.
lecture az midnight Dunno had an
indicated majority OF 81 900 I'm Cook
county. but Alschuler. his nearest
competition. appeared 10 be running 80
well I'm the State that conservative
estimates of DUNES majority were
from 10000 10 10000 In the State.
Caldwell also gathered In many bal
lots IN the lower part Of the state.
Congressional returns we're delayed
and authoritative statements we're i'm
possible
TAFT Manager Talks.
statement issued by Frank T.
smith. manager ~ the Illinois head.
quarters of the national Taft bureau
attributed the success of Colonel
Roosevelt 10 the fact that "ROoseveIt's
candidacy In tho state had been pro-
NOTED for months while the active
campaign FOR the denomination Of
President Taft has been under way for
only four or five weeks"
Mr. Smith also said that internal
complications also favored Roosevelt
as the people did not fully understand
the issues"
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THE wuArHnn


WAsHIu0ToH. April 9.-rorsoastf
FOR ohio West virginia ana western
Fennayl varia-Ci 0udv and aouiauhaf
: oder wednesday Thursday probably
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TAFT HAS 323 DELEGATES.

The following table gives the dele
gates selected to the Republican ma
tional convention up to date:
AT Rnn. r
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TodaY's Conventions

Kentucky-Four delegates: state
convention.
Maine-Ten delegates: state con
vention.
Vermont-Four delegates: state
convention.
Mtchigan-Two delegates: district
convention.
Tennessee-Two delegates; district
convention.
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FLOOD STAGE REACHED
AT New ORLEANS

SEW ORLEANS. April Tho
sississippi river reached rho hood
staEo. Is feet az New Orleans. al q
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WET VICTORY
Results IN - Towns Out Of aa lr
California Voting on License
fnaua

SAN FRANCISCO. April Town
elections throughout California yes
terday. with prohibition as the main
issue and With women voting for
the first time In most ~ tho town
ships. apparently resulted in vic
tory Tor the vets" or the sc
towns reporting to-day. "a voted
wet
In almost every instance women
candidates we're defeated.
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Grand Total 323 80 SO
Necessary TO nominate-539.
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partIsI Return, R.e.Ivea-

CHICAGO. April Q First returns
from Tho presidential preferential
primary In Cook county o. precincts.
gave Roosevelt 1896. Taft 2.2f5. La
Toilette 5GO.
Fiftythree precincts Cook county
gave CLARK 2.fgf. Wilson Lbs
AURORA, fll. April 9=Kane
county goes 20 for Roosevelt.
Kendall county. 2 20 I. Plano city.
Roosevelt 257. Taft ~. Ia Toilette 23
DECATUR. Ulr April Macon
county. largest in WcKlniev'a district.
in 20 ont ~ 1q PRECINCTS gives Voose-
fnIt e.9'1. Taft 1.1fn. 60 Toilette
go. clark $50. wilson ga
Hi0DNI%gTDN ffir. Afru o.
Twcnfv-thren precincts out ~ 3. IN
Mclean county. rifrs Taft 1921.
Rnoervcr s01f. IN FoIirtfa gee
Twenty precincts in Mclean
county. clark sos. Wilson SOC
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Virtually Decided In Primaries.
Taft VIII Get AdditionaIs
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COMMITTEES NAMED
Commission Government and lesisia-
tive Committees Appointed by Bus
mess Mems Association.

President Fred J. Fox. of the Bust
ness Mems Association. yesterday APP
pointed committee TO represent the
association on a committee. which Is
being organized by the MuniciIal
League for the purpose OF urging the
adoption OF the commission form of
government. The committee from the
Business Mems Association is com.
posed OF c. II. Watkins. George -
Greig. Herman Arbenz. W. \. Milligan
and II. w. Schrebe
The general committee is composed
OF five representatives from each II
the following organizations. Board of
Trade. Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly. Business Mems ASS citation
and the Municipal League.
President Fox also appointed a
standing committee on legislation.
composed Of c. II. Watkins. &. I,lr-
CESS Taylor. Alfred Ulrich. e. Bates
McLain and Frank Schroeder. The
committee will hold it's first session
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. and will
take up several matters Of Importance.
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JEWISH NEW YEAR
OBSERVED TODAY
WILL m AAnxxp 1T syrcxAx NJ
EDc1nEs In gYHAooouES.
And Also 4. th. Konss whsrs nsunson.
VII - Isld-epsc1Ai Exsrcfssa
~ Eoff Street rsmpls

The Jewish nsw year ssTz will %
erherea In az sunset this evening With a
eI~rtal servi-- IN al EynaEoeuss Foi-
ic~tnE th.s service the annual family re-
aulonr and f-asts Nlll b. held Children
mo have eons 10 other cities are "a
pected home for this event
The Eehgtous services will De resumed
OF thursday morninE. When the shcfar.
OF sacred horn. Will Do blown Elaborate
musical programs have been srrars~,l
To- the Thursday morning services
IN" neg years DAY - one 81 solemn.
Joy AMI tie greeting Of the day -Lsho-
nah toNah. . happy new year. II heard
o. AL sides Ia the homes and the syna-
kcsues. The festival II observed Two
days. the i-th and i5th Of September. by
a.. orthodox Jew.
The local representatives OF the Re-
form winz % the Jewish people viii OBJ
HtrNc the new year with services on
" efnesdav night the llth % September
a. 7t5 and Thursday morning At 10 30.
az the Eoff street temple Rahbi Ahrsm
frih viii deliver sermons on Wednes-
dav niEht and Thursday on the subjects
respectively OF The Threshold OF the
Hand
The quartetie during the holiday sea
son will be composed % Mrs August
ibga. soprano. Miss Huida SchVah. con-
trslto. AIR VIII Leach. baritone aud
WOLF. Of Martins Ferry. who. prior t.
her trip TO Berlin. where she spent "A
year OF study. was crEanist at Eoff
Street Temple. has been reappoiuted TO
her formed position.
lrof. !. HOore. the well known loca.
cornetist. will blow the trumpet dur la :
the Thursday morning service.
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KIDNAPPING CASE
Mother Charged With kidnapping Her
Own Daughter VIII Get Hear
ino Tuesday

The case OF the state VS.. Mrs. Car
rie Patterson. formerly Mrs. Richard
Comerford. which was 10 have been
heard in the county Jail before Squire
Dobbs yesterday. was cOntiuued until
next Tuesday and promises TO be both
interesting and pathetic. Mrs. Patter-
son being charged with kidnapping
her own daughter.
Three years ago the first husband
OF Mrs. Patterson died. and she was
left alone TO support herself and child
Finding that she could not do this. she
deserted the child. which was taken
10 raise by its aunts. Not long ago.
Mrs. Comerford was married again.
becoming Mrs. Patterson. and finding
that she was now able 10 support the
child. went to the aunts and demanded
II. They refused TO give the child up
and the woman kidnapped IL.
Now the aunts have brought suit
through the state for the return OF
the child. and as stated above. the
case will be heard next Tuesday.
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LOCAL FOREIGNER
HELD FOR BIGAMY
ARRESTED FIRST ON CHARGE OF
FORGERY BY LOCAL POLICE.
Lister Develops That He Married
Young Girl With Family LiV-
ING Old Country.

Romaai1 Filauri. age 60. a Wheel
Ing italian. is being held IN the county
jail. awaitinz "a hearing before squire
Dobbs On a charge ~ forgery and the
case promises Co develop into one OF
biGamy.
a short time aro. the man and "a
pretty rs ysers old italian girl. Stella
Juzwick. 49, piled to the county clerk
for n mamie license but were re-
fused on account of the girls axe.
soon aftorward the couple came back
and again made application. the man
showing "a permit. bearing ostensibly
the signature o. the girls father.
Tho cbupic were granted the license
end went fo Piftghurrh where they
were married. huf 10 later developed
that the father had never signed any
permit for the girls marriage NJ he
was opposed to her union with III
auri. The couple returned from Pitts
burgh 70 fcv days ago and warrant
Tor the arrest ~ the man was served
b. C0nsfIlfs Wickham Monday night
After ths man was arrested ~ de-
veiopcd TIM. the fathers reasons for
oojecting % the marriage ~ toe
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SHOCKING STORY
OF YOUNG GIRL
RESULTS IN MAN HELD TO FED
ERAL COURT ON WHITE
SLAVERY CHARGE.
Had Travelled Through rive States
and Carl was Badly Mistreatsd.

Another case OF white slavery was
unef rthed here yesterday when Donley
Hoytc. "a native Of Michigan, was
Connell ana United States Deputy Mar
shall Elzie Williams upon complaint OF
Rosa oils. Developments came thick
and fast In the ease and within "A short
time after the alleged white SLAYER was
taken into custody he was bound over
To- the United states court. under $4,000
bond.
About two years ago Iioyte left Mich
igan with the oils girl. and since that
time has travelled In Ave different
states. lie 81 said 10 have placed her
ia houses OF ill-fame in various cities
In the five states. coming to this city
about two weeks ago from Pittsburgh.
since being Ia Wheeling the pair have
rooncd at three different places and the
girl alleges that he tried to place her
~ house ON the south side. on Sun
day evening he is said 10 have come
home ana during an argument which
followed administered beating TO the
girl.
She appeared at police headquarters
ana had warrant ISSUED FOR him. tell
ing the police everything that had hap
pened since leaving Michigan. The
police called Elzie Williams into the
case and yesterday IIoyte was taken
before United states Commissioner
George Boyd. where the girl retold
her story. The evidence was strong
and iIovte was held under "A $4,000 bond.
The girl tells straight story and local
authorities believe every word OF It,
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NOTED SUNDAY WORKER
a VISITOR HERE YESTERDAY

e. W Shinn. general secretary Of
the Ohio State Sunday School Associ-
alton. spent yesterday afternoon IN
This city. en- route 20 WoOdsfeld.
where be will conduct the Monroe
county sunday school convention Mr
Shinn n ono OF the foremost Sunday
school workers I'm the United States.
and ~ successor 20 the late Dr. james
Clarke. lie was formerly secretary
of tho Cleveland Association While
in Wheeling be- was "a visitor at the
office % the West Virginia Associa
tian.
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THE REORGANIZATION OF
NEIGH BORHOOD RIpl noara

uh Thursday evening. az 20
100 - N" First Presbyterian
ehurch' Miss Grace SAKE. OF the sun
uay party viii address a rally meet
ihs or the EcighborhOod Bible classes
All are invited.
Friday evening. September 18th. nj
1850. at the Y. 81. q. A auditorium,
VIII be held the first meeting OF tho
lscaoers' class. Miss SAKE viii tench
TIE thirteenth and fourteenth chapters
OF Acts. All leaders and officers OF
the classes are urged TO be present
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FOREIGNER BREAKS LEG
IN MINE ACCIDENT

Leo Angelo. an Italian. was taken
20 the North Wheeling hospital las:
evening suffering with n broken leg
which he received in a mine accident
at Bellairr. Tho foreigners left leg
was padiv bruised and cut besides be-
ing broken. Angelo was caught un-
der fall or stone while working IN
one Of the ICc ms in the mine.
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couple. we're that Filauri l. a married
man and Laz a vile and six children
In the old country.
Filauri claims that his wife IN Italy
has married another since he came 60
this country. but attorneys hold that
this does not legally separate them
and n Is likely that the man will Dc
prose cuted for bigamy.
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LECTURE SERIES
On Modern Doubt viii Open Sunday in
the First Presbyterian Church.

Interest In the vending lectures con-
tiruea to Increase The first 81 this
remarkable series will be given iu the
First Freehyteriau church Sunday after
noon. az . 80 o'clock The initial lee
ture will be Unseen Realyities" Pc
ginning Monday. the following subjects
VIII DO presented cunsecutivciy each
evening. The Hebrew I.awEiver."
The Man o. Gaiilee.' saul 81 Tarsus"
. The Imperial Book." Is Death tho
End ~ The opening number % this
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ISRAEL NAMED
AS COUNCILMAN
TO SUCCEED n. L. KIRK WHO RE.
GENTLY RESIGNED.
Matter Of Appointing Food inspector
Causes Discussion. Other
Matters Dikpoaed Of

special meeting Of the city. coun-
Gil was he'll yesterday evening in the
CITY building and the first business TO
come before the body was the election
OF councilman to MI the place OF H.
J.. XIII recently made vacant by his
resignation. Councilman Sands placed
IN nomination Addison Israel. OF the
north end OF the Island. stating that
as Mr.. KIRK was a resident OF that
part OF the city. ~ would be no more
than Just that the residents Of that
part should be represented. The mot
ion carried unanimously
The next matter to come before the
council was the recommendation OF
the Ordinance committee that the
Central Foundry ana Machine COM
pany be EraT ted the privilege to erect
bridge over Alley \. on the bridge
VIII be bulk tracks for truck and 81
Will be used as "a haulage way from
one factory OF the company 10 the
other. The bridge will in no way e.
feet the traffic IN the alley and the
petition was granted.
Upon IN. recommendation Of the
Water and Light committee. the petit
tiOn Of the residents Of Mozart lin %
have city water pipcd TO the hill and
stand pipes erected upon the hill. was
granted as one OF the residents Of that
district has donated parcel Of
ground upon which the standpipes
may be erected.
Street Improvements.
Two street Improvement ordinances
were re.crreC back to the petitioners
as the kind of paving wanted was
not specified in the petition.
a message from the board of con-
troll was read in which the board re-
qucsted that action should be taken
upon the two street improvem or
dinances for RelIc Isle The message
was received anu filed.
The last r'atter TO come before the
council was that OF the election OF a
city Food Ins pcctOr. II was moved ny
Councilman Blum that the appoint
ment Of the Inspector De left TO the
Health officer. but this was objected
TO by few members who gave as
their argument that the Health Of
hccr row las too much Ca 10.
Chairman Alexander spoke az length
on the subject claiming that in every
city the Food Inspector IL appointed
by the Health officer. but that the
ordinance p-Cvioing pure food Is az
preselt out Of ali proportion with the
ordinances OF other cities and as IL
now stands would do practically no
good lie n owed that the matter De-
deferred until another session Of
council ana the motion was carried
by vote or 10 TO ..
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Afraid Of Orauuhts.

Did you ever see anyone so afraid
OF draughts as Aunt Martha?"
mo; she'd put a wrap on II she
came into the room and found bu-
reau drawer en."-Judge.
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Instant Postum
as one sure way to get bad

Instant Postum powder omaie
the noShg ingredients simply level easpoonfu into
hot and instantly a
favour and is free from the coffee drug Caffeine.
made anywhere obtained;
train in the ofre-ts high rich quality constantly uniform
Tins holding enough cups grocers
Smaller tins at 80 cents make about cups.
Ordinary COTE. about az much
will sample free
By ruro Foo Fac
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course 81 lectures o. discussion %
the spirit forces ~ the universe The
preceding lecture on The Hebrew Law
rIfef leads lu logical sequence uu %
The lecture ~ The Man uf gafNao.~
ri lecture which many competent Judges
have pronounced "a marvellous urHIur-
tou lr lfa simplicity. eunfIfnffv "a
~ luieffe art and taste After The
Stan % fnlilce' comes on historical ore
Der "..arl ~ Tareue" Dr. fhir lecture
Mr vending o. perhaps af hia very
hest aa a great dramatic orator Much
has been enid ~ hia remarkable lecture
on The Imperial Book The press
notices have been aa lnudHf0rr HfI
cufhuIarffr ua any that have ever been
evoked. isvsrythiuE pertaining t1 The
whole 0rIi % thought truVcrsrd ln o.
preceding lecture leads up fu The nraf
lecture and paramount question. is
ts-s 80 -. .El-aaH
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Yesterday two local nurses. Miss
VALLEY and Miss Hoffman. left FOR the
scene Of tho recent disaster, 90 assist
in the reilrs work among the surviv-
ors Several other nurses from this
city expect 90 go 90 Golfers next
week.
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What's new about them' Everything. Newly spaced
oots and spots new geometrica figures; srpngs new
color combinations effects throughout
Womenolk no longer fear the making up of bordered
challs for the border application is simplicity itself
fretes OF day dresses for woman and miss and child are
made of chals; SO are wrappers and kimonos and
house negligee generally
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from health to ill-health

people exactly
they
The dnnker o
kidneys
fec of the caffeine in coffee locate different different
people.
Many persons who ago quit
they having prepared at
tells and elsewhere they and back coffee thinking
well
SO they became bsid and when they slid into DmgbatTown
the old troubles show they found difficult
Wervi1e.
Nowco