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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
YEAR
At UNIVERSITY
Big Institution Better Equip
ped for Business Than
Ever Before.

Although the enrolment at tn
University of North Dakota wa
rather light on Friday and Saturda,
of last week, the students have beer
enrolling today in. large numbers ant
for the next two days they will b,
coming in thick and fast. Each stu
dent must report to the dean of tn,
The following is a list Of the ad,
ministration officers:
President F. L. McVey. 101 Merri
field. .
Dean NJ. A. Brannon Of the colleg.
of liberal arts, 80 science hall.
Acting Dean A.. J.. Ladd Of ths
school Of education, 105 Woodwork
hall.
Dean E. J. Babcock. college Of hi 4.
ing engineering.
Dean Calvin Fl. Crouch. college OF
mechanical and electrical engineer.
Ing. mechanic arts building.
Dean H. e. French, school Of medi.
cine. % science hall.
Dean r. L. Henry. college Of law
Clifford building.
Prof. e. F. Chandler. course III civil
engineering. Z Merrif1eld hall.
Prof. c. c. Schmidt. director mode
high school. 107 Woodwork hall.
Registrar y D. Woods. 103 Mcrri.
field hall.
Secretary ]. W. Wilkerson. 101 Mer.
rif1eld hall.
On Wednesday morning at II
o'clock there will he a general assem-
bly, for all students and faculty which
will be the official opening Of univer-
sity activities for this year. The
meeting will be held in the gym.
nasium.
At 4 o'clock Of the same day the
students work committee will NEE,
in room 40 in Merrifeld hall.
Each day there will be footbal
practice on University field 1T 2.::C
o'clock. The Y. NJ. c. A. will give a
stag party Wednesday evening in the
Mems Union club rooms, in the base.
ment of Bulge hall.
On Thursday morning at so:
o'clock the first meeting of classes
will take place and all students are
expected to att and have tlei,
cards signed by instructors.
The University Won,en's league ha:
planned a reception for the freshman
women on Friday evening at 3 O'Clock
in Davis hall and the mems union
will give a like reception to the fresh.
man men on the same evening.
The joint reception by the Y. NJ
G. A. and Y. W. c. A. to all students
and members of the faculty will he a
pleasing affair or Saturday evening
This will be the closing nun:Oer on
the program for the first week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
FORMER GRAFTON
BOY KILL SEA LION
1000 POUNDS

Manvil.' Hendrickson, a former
Grafton boy. and now living with his
ter into the wild Animals I Have
Met" class. according to dispatches
from the Oregon city. He captured
and killed on Columbia beach the
largest sea lion seen on those shores
for many a day.
Manvil' and his father. G. S. Hend.
rickson. who conducted a hardware
store at Grafton some time age. had
gone over to the beach for the week
end. and rising early he went to the
beach for a dip and found Mr.. Sea
Lion In a crab hole taking a summing.
Young Hendrickson ran for his rifle
and returning. shot the animal and.
with the assistance Of several friends.
landed him He weighed 1000
pounds.
Hendrickson took home the skin
and will have it dressed and keen it
as a trophy of his R%ooseveltian expe-
rience. Hendrickson is a senior at the
Wisconsin state university.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
E MEMBER FOR
ENGLISH DEPART
MENT AT THE "U"

who has accepted a position in the
English department. Mr.. Cosulich
comes to Grand Forks we'll recon-
mended as a strong English instruc-
tor. and there Is no doubt that he will
succeed here. He studied at Tulane
university for some time. specializing
in English. and also graduated from
the la wdepaftment. He is a member
CT the Louisiana state bar.
He will have charge of the new Eng.
lish course at the law school, and will
also do work in the department at the
university.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
UNIVERSITY AND
A. G. BALLED UP IN
THEIR

According to the football schedules
OF the university and the Fargo A. c.
ing between the two institutions in re-
gard to the date for the annual game.
The university has a written con-
tract to play South Dakota ~" al
Sioux Falls on November 8 and ex-
pected to meet the A. G. on Novem-
Der 2, according to an agreement
made last fall.
Fargo college and the A. c. also
made arrangements to play on the lat
ter date. although 1t Is Understood that
no written contract was signed for the
game and unless this date is changed
the ~" and the A. G. will have to
play here on some other day than Sat.
urday as the formers schedult is com.
plete for the season except for the one
game.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
TIE UTAH STRIKE
SITUATION QUIET
No Attempt by Company to
Start Mine With Strike
breakers as Threatened

from the Utah Copper company's
mines crowded the streets here
throughout the morning awaiting the
outcome of the company's threat to
resume operation. AS the day wore
on no strikebreakers were put to work
and the men scattered to their homes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
COMPETITION FOR SCHOOLS.
Pupils Can Enter Contest for Valu.
able Prizes.

6UlC tTlzeSs
Grand Forks and East Grand Forks
schools will be asked to compete for
two prizes awarded by the American
School Peace league. to pupils who
write the best essays on assigned
subjects.
In the first division. competition in
which is open to senior in the normal
schools Of the United States. the sub
ject is the Opportunity and Duty OF
the Schools in the International Peace
Movement. In the second division
competition in which is open to SEN
Tors in the secondary schools Of the
United States. the subject is THE
Significance of the Two Hague Peace
Conferences"
Three prizes of SIS. $50 and s25
will be given for the three best essays
In each division. For the year 1918
the committee has decided to make
the students in the normal and pri-
mary schools of all countries eligible
for competition.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
CATHOLIC

Washington. D. c.. Sept. o1.-Prc-
lection for young girls who go to large
cities is to be one of the important
subjects of discussion at the biennial
meeting Of the National Conference of
Catholic Charities to be held in this
priests and laymen Of the Catholic
church arrived today to take part in
the conference. The opening solemn
mass will be celebrated at the Catholic
university tomorrow morning. The
sermon will be preached by Bishop
Canevin of Pittsburgh. The regular,
sessions will begin Monday and con-
tinue three days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
TEXAS SPEAKER COMING.

Captain Edward Barclay VIII Cam.
paign in North Dakota.
Captain Edward p. Barclay of Texas
n of the most gifted and strongest
campaigners Of that state will make
a speaking tour Of this state begin
ming September 30. Captain Barclay
is said to be a spirited and en9aginc
platform speaker and a thorough
progressive. Chairman NJ. W. Muir.
ply Of the speakers bureau at Fargo
Is now arranging his itinerary.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
NEW ABSTRACT COMPANY.
Firm Has Purchased Hatcher Bros,

Firm Has Purchased Hatcher Bros
Abstract Company.
The Hatcher Brothers a%bstractine
business has been purchased by the
Grand Forks A%bstracting company, q
corporation just organized. The of.
ncers Of the new company are J.. r
Cariey. president. and A. r. Watson
secretary and treasurer. Mr.. Watson
who. has been manager Of the alb.
stracting department Of the Hatche,
Bros concern for a number of years
will have active charge Of the new
firm: j. r. Carley is secretary Of the
Northwestern Trust company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
BIG ATTENDANCE.

Expected at State Gathering OF Con.
Rregationals This Week.
Present indications point to a large
attendance at the state Congregations
al conference which convenes in this
city for three days. starting tomorrow
afternoon with the annual meeting of
the board of directors. All sessions
will he held in the Plymouth Consre-
sational church. The public sessions
will open at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
CASE STILL ON.
Motion to Dismiss Blind Pig Action
go Oycrrulph

NIouOn 10 DIelt11Sa SLIM Pig ACtaOn
Ovcrruled.
The motion, to dismiss tho case
Of the state against William Hayes
Of Niagara, who is charged with blind
pigging. was overruled this morning
by Judge r. ]. Purcell. Hayes was
brought into court on Saturday and
after the introduction, OF evidence by
the state. the defendants attorneys.
Bronson. and Quigley. made the mo-
cient. evidence had not been produced
to hold Hayes. The case will come
up before Judge Purcell again next
Friday at 2 O'Clock. -:~-.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
Was Opcrated On.

Fred Ward OF Lakota was brought
to Grand Forks this morning to un-
dergo an operation at st. Michael's
hospital. Mr.. Ward had a very bad
case Of appendicitis. but is doing very
we'll after the operation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23
WOMAN KILLED,

Georgetown. y. D.. Sept. e.
Mrs. Martin Sundby was acci.
dcntaIIy shot here today. THE
bullet from u rifle which she wa
handling struck her in the spinal
; cord and she died almost. in.
stantIy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23

Taking something for It is less sat.
isfactory than taking care to prevent
It.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-23

So many people are on a dead cen.
ter.
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ospysssAa 1911. Sy Debes-Nsszf1 OIL
,rNopsrs or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

M:.Sn fis.:nA : SSsSns X. ,yo,..,: e.11o:
SS,ss HI. 10 A.ss , ..s :; ss.s sSs
Ephraim vanA % sst IA Of her Mason and
N,ncy - e /. Psnn.d,ani. farm. vb,r, they
spied on by . mysterious man Win wesrs .
brown dsreI; poae,in: th.. ,h.ii H.ssE'ass Va.
:scoad osss'ons, Macon sosss 70 u. ss.r.ss
has snsb.d. leaving an sppsr'utJ forged ietts,
IL, .s. Sss o1 sa.nc. RG''s s,.. S's ,
Buehinshsm whore she and snoihsr woman md
Mr.. Lathrop. There Nancy has left . note
cell. M:,HH p. Es ~: :s Of sh 'c s sSs
Der to Ne. Yort. Mira Lsterop bln, M.sa
to 60 70 . esr,s,n sslooa. Thsrs. swone other
men. be r..oEss. Stephens. u: moo. "in,..s..
Marn |. s.nib.,Sssd and robbed. Later !, nss,i
whom b tails h,s s'oy. oslby lend, HIN Toss,
= Imprisoned n . ssnita DUN at w,nford. He
and Mrs. Lathrsp % 70 wlnfsrd mi r'ssss q
hotel there = e.nh.w and aunt. Ma, LatAsc3
seo the man II tbs brown DERBY pan The Aetsl.
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.,nC,,s,
.-
eFc"Hse' =. :
G. nmon 10 torty Sses -" 'As
sansr present time ana vas ount'
suppose. to rsprsssnt hnins essue'
for Il was broad ana rath0 low WIN
h.,s and thsrs an unmsanlng turrst,
..d ~,,h a. AZ, roos hidden by csstei-
-. S-..,--.,,. =, .,on. A mirht
$50 .,e,.S -. h.,. n, ~.
hsve zen ,s,...;.. :. IuH,.
paipao'e "oooen
elous Gus ..
The place was somewhat In disrspaif.
Here and there . battlsmsnt had rottsd
"a ,.li.n away. or an oblonR discolora-
a., a, IN. val. .ho we'd the ioss of q
49, ,h., h.d ono. hardly masausr.
1870 RYAN m. WV thai ran
saso ~, III. 80 .,r.,.h.d
osrAS W. ,...,s wA
lighter tenor'is 10 'ns 'o"' 's~".
not 10 much the happy refuge Of .
thousand twittering birds. - all decent
ivy should. but rather roms great wave
that had swept sullenly against the rot
ting, tawdry splendor. running lis de-
vouring fingers to the falling battle
ments. . wave that must slowly recoae
again and with It's next surge ehxuit
this obstruct!ng corruption In its own.
When we had dr'Vsn past ana
looked back a. ". tho WINDOWS on tns'
side reflected In distortion some prixht.
ness OF the sun. and l saw for the nIs'
time that they were barred Mrs' Latin
rOp sitting beside me gave = "'"e
shiVer'
Are you cold7" asked her.
mo-" she answered shortly; nor our
ing the rest OF our drive whieh NJ"
made as brief AS possible. d'o sue Voueh.
safe another word. But wheh we hea
gone up to our private stuhs-r0on s"s
turned to me.
what are you going TO 40 now Mason
Ellsworth" she asked.
Il am going right back. SAID. as
quickly as l safely can. l don't quite
know what ] am going 10 90 "neh
get there. put OF coulSe
md Nancy II possible. and IL l can I.
I'm polng TO reconnoltre and see how
can get into tho place"
well, hurry" said Mrs. Lathrop.
"You may be sure | will do that I
,snlied. "It was yourself who advised
me 10 20 slow"
81 know" said Mrs Lathrop. and
n, course YOU must go slow. but for all
,ha, hurry az much AN you can; for
n'a 40, fuilv roalize what II was until
~" 80 Nv heart Ia cold with IL yet.
80 ,hat sweet YOUNG lady is In there.
a"s 80, nor,iy responsible"
an ~ conrs. is absurd" I an
81, anyhody IL responsible,
swereu ,shaIi nav. her out OF there.
am. Nv. .vsn II have to hurt
.i,,.hnJv 10 do IT,"
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Half and Half.

n ALPH A. CAMERON, who was defeated for
n election to the United States Senate from
Arizona not long ago. once had an office
boy whose duty II was every morning TO fill with
fresh water big cooler in the ante-room. Cam.
erOn was very particular that this water should
he fresh every day. one morning hs took a
dnlk from the cooler aud thea glsred at ths OF.
flee boy.
freshi"
Yes. cir" answered the boy without mettins
Csmeron's glance.
Willie. insisted the boss. are you surs thi'
water Is fIeshr
We'll. sir" qualified wnlis. part 0, 1t Is.
Popular Magazine
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Painting the lily. as that trite OLD
quotation has IT, won't he a circum-
stance to the way am going TO begin
.nstsrter to paint my freckles."
some people use a paste composed
Of calcined masnesia and lemon Juice
:. Tor freckles, and | have known this 10
"A Ike them off very rapidly II they were
Tght sumner freckles. But to remove
r ornament freckles chat Is. freckies
that remain calmly seated on the yea
lures all the year round OF course
takes much longer time
III your skin IS inclined TO freckl'
II IL an excellent plan 10 wash the face
every night In buttermilk before yol
retire"
.. IL shall do So" said the Girl, that
10, II can get the buttermilk. Ana
shall also cxclslm with Lady Macbeth
out, out she paused irrcsolute.y Tor
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-
WAN are now demanding attention.
II There are the palmetto tents
N In which such comfort can %
V4zS taken on the lawn. Tho
price. s.. includes five wooden poles and
tho necessary ropes and vegA
The circular tables, with centre ope A.
ings for a canopy. are another excelle 1t
addition to the lawn. The tables are
painted green. and In wood they are
$3.50. Those OF metal are Si9. The
canopy OF striped awning Is in the shape
OF an umbrella and Ia easily adjusted
TO the table. These are ST. Very neat
metal garden chairs have tho backs In
scroll designs. They 30 well with tho
metal garden tables and are S325.
For camping. tho collapsible rubber
wash basins are most convenient AZ
they take up so little room In the ba g.
gage. They are e..
The papyrus dishes that can now be
found IN any department store are ide Al
for camping. There are plates In all
sizes from TO ~ cents "A dozen. Dishes
for serving meat. salads. vegeta bles.
bread. &c. are In various neat shapes
at nominal prices.
Sanitary towels are another cAmpin Z
convenience. and when one can get a
package OF eighteen towels for flve
cents II Is more sensible 10 use the n
than TO bother with Linen towels that
require washing.
A travelling set includes an iron. an
alcohol lamp, 10 constructed as TO give
the greatest heat In the quickest time.
and u receptacle for holding the alcohol
supply. These are s. and the entire out
1T measures Gx9x2.
with one OF the recently mentioned
washer skates. that weighs only thirteen
ounces and can be used In wash basin,
and supply OF crepen underwear thlt
requires no ironing. together with the
alcohol iron for the shirt waists and
other pieces the laundry problem durlu 4
the vacation days Is easily solved.
In travelling tho most compact way
OF carrying the necessary meniing I'M
plements Is IN the form OF leather
roll. These are not more than ak IN che,
long and less than two inches IN diam
eter They contain two spools of cotton
two balls OF darning cotton, pin,
needles and a thmble. These neat lit
sewing rolls can be had In tan or bsCi
! leather at u esntA
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object her quest lying y In
. popular novel,
inquired without for
preliminary greeting.
and laying down
GO some and wa o them on"
ancient allied hen the suns sses.
peevshly
wouldn havea adm so much"
subject" said the Woman I may
a swear.
call doesn't bit"
walled the Can't do feckes?"
first whenever
the The
sunbonn freck with big bm will do
keep clear"
but FOR
quickly the druggist mix you lotion
two ounces OK ana ono ounce
obstinate recNics WI" usually e'o !"
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The Comeback.

NJ OF al city foih srs % ignorant q the
IN farmers surroundings ~ the isroen
by an incident IN the stay Of young New York
or on . New England farm.
We'll. young man." said the farmer to his
city boarder who was w early and looking
around. been out to hear the hAycock rrvW. l
SUI pose" And the ally old ehav winked 1t hh
d.. man.
The city man smiled. No." said 10 suasc!y:
wood. "--Judge's Library.
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No Change.

TIE has asked an unsuspecting friend 10 take
n a cross country walk, and had picked out
route that ran through the long un,isited
scenes 81 his childhood. His fond recollection
prevented every last one Of them to vew--the
orchard. the meadow. the deep tangled wildwood,
and e,ery loved spot which hlA Infancy knew.
Finally he pointed to Q very small mud pond
'WOuld you bslieyo 1t. when | MA . boy I
used 70 baths In that mudholsi"
Yes" answered his friend. YEARLY. "and II
doesn't looS ~ though they had changed ths
vAtss slnes. "-Jt.BttA
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Another Suitor.

20. H." writes; II am In love with A
beautiful girl. but have found out tina;
another young man Is calling on her
DO you think It would be wise to stop
my visits to herr"
II you do you will be easily discour-
tged. An attractive girl who Is not en-
Gagged will naturally have numerous
Nallers.
II. c." writes: II have paid attention
20 girl for some time. but recently she
told mo she should accept another young
n.-.. sttsauVns- u would nearly break
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The Papers Say
By John L. Hobble

Copyright. lyl2. BY 1hs press Put
=: S:,: e: :: ;. :. :::''.:: ::
on" He doesn't say
Vhefher he is going - hospital or
to Wall street.
"Speeder fined S. This seems
an outrageous price for careless driu-
ing, until ice learn that he cnddn-
0ered the hres Of eight people.
The votes Of national convention
are the only things that can be
divided In such Wdy that three
people con truthtully boast Of a sub
stdnttol majority.
Hotels refuse to take back
strikers" In that case the wditers
uould be justified in continuing the
strike.
A third party tciH at least be a
great convenience to the professional
Topper.
I'VE WtH some day hare a uoman
President" Then, Of course, her
husband, THE First Gentleman Of
the Land" ,eiH have TO gire hGr.
mOny tea to all the husbands VI the
defeated candidates.
Hoo can control my fifteen.
yedr.oId son, nho disobeys met" asks
a mother. Begin fifteen years ago TO
make him sstnd.
"Surpipors OF the battle Of Bul!
Run organize" Then uhy not or.
gantze the survivors Of the battle OF
Bun M00sei
"Bdnkers tDdnt truth" We all
,oant the truth--about some one else,
IN q sontty hearing tie aHentsts 10,
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Blocking Traffic.

THERE were times when McFee gioried In the
fast that lie was the father Of nIus children.
even II they were on the line Of the pro
verbal human Nspladder. but on the day when he
was taking them out for . walk he felt chsgrned.s
He was walking along at . fairly good gal;
vhsn he was halted BY a policeman. who ssksI;
Il say. you what you been doin'i"
Nothing" replied McFee. "Whyr
'Wel. what's the crowd following you forr'-
Judge
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DID HIS BE ST.

you can't sit up with my daughter
after II o'clock
would you mind telling her that. sir'
have been trying to get homo early
for six months Life
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onentu and quotation
laughed
of
Go
to finish the eNpre
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The Day
Good Stories
Clever Host.

NYTIsE-we had quite . prominsnt actress ~
w guest at our houss the other evening
Ascum--Guciou Didn't yvu iiho
II hard :. entertain herf
Wise-Un. mol She AMUSED hevslf for nur.
We Just handed hsr . bunch Of photographs.
among which were several VI her owa.-Caaolie
Standard aud Times
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at all about it-fve small freckles, the
exact color of her new tan ties. clus-
tered sociably on the most prominent
feature of her face.
Those came from playing golf al the
morning without hat" said the Girl
to herself Whatever in the world
shall l dot And the Country Club
dance only three days of. tool'
She tried rather half-heartedly to
conceal them with a coating of pow.
der. But unless the whole nose was
covered as thlckly as q frosted cake
they obstlnately refused TO stay in
hiding. So she gave up the effort In
disgust. and. DOMINIC a clean shirt
waist and a presentable piQue skirt. she
ran over to the next seashore bungalow,
which. at the moment. was shelterins
no less a celebrity than her dearest
ne
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t"e defense got $4,000 WhiIe those
for the State received only $500.
The defense seems entitled to the de-
cision by tWO thousand dollars ma
jority.
Man conuicted by opn testimony.
He Is in the same foolish class Uith
the man who fires the tail light on
his automobile so the police can read
his mum Der.
The camel should BE- the EN- Llem
for the Prohibition party. No other
animal can come so near going for.
ever pithout drink.
MAN jailed by mistake" II Ia
neuer a mistake to jail a man. He Is
alpays guilty Of something.
Man iCalks ten miles 10 church"
As some might say, he is 0ivin0 his
sole to Sare his soul.
Author goes to Canada for dtmos-
phere for neD book" This probably
explains phy so many OF our neu
books are composed largely OF at.
mOSphere.
"Contortionist breaks back" lie
Was probably trying TO make both
ends meet. with the high cost Of liz.
ing It ,0iH break any one.
Convention used unit rule In rot
ing" Then why do they arrest q
married man for voting tuice in cleo.
ttOnSf
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city Vino emf
Advice to Low ers
'.Cupid's Forelock."

IE myhic figure o: Opportunity has been represented
with one long hanging his forehead and the
back of his head quite bald. This Is to signify that
q, oue imposs!be to catch he has passed by
1t seems to that tho fate OF the little god Cupid
might the tonsure. For the Gtrl who let's love
slip out Of fer grasp 1t back again in
hurry,
young pours all his honest affection and ad-
mration into the lap OF a silly young woman. And she
laughs and plays with him and when she tired
OF the game goodby. And them II Judge from
MANY letters she late that he the real
one" and she asks how 10 win him back.
can't tel! her But why why didn't she her
the first place?
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You Can Be Your
Own Beauty Doctor
~ The Press Publishing Co. (The New
THE SUNS KISSES.
by Andre Dupont

n
little nose and most people would pleased the sight OF
a
forehead and ted 1
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V &C a ii on
ClOthine

JT-OF-DOOR life oonvsnisncss
are now demanding attention.
There are the palmetto tsntS
In which such comfort can 20
tska, an thu iawu ThA
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CHAPT- Xxx.
Nancy Again.

M =; ); !; :: Is: j: ::
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my heart to give her up, DO you think
that as a gentleman should do SOP"
You must ask the girl, and let her de-
eide according to her happiness.
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"Convention used unit rule In rot.
ing" Then why do they arrest a
married man for voting trtce in cleo.
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The evening world., 1912-07-23

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The evening world., 1912-07-23

Man tOalks ten miles 10 church
As some might SAP, he is 0ipin0 hi.
sole TO SGre his soul.
The evening world., 1912-07-23

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