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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14

spot mixed g. nominal Year cury carly was s3a55I.
and January 52i9a52z. The market at the l2:S5
call WAS easier, with spot mixed com G.. Year
com was 5a5k and January 2S. Settling prices
officially posted: Contract, g.
HAY-No timothy. 15Oz2l. 90: standard timothy
l95oa2ooo: No. . B5Oalsoo: No J. I5Ooal7 90; light
clover, mixed. T.0oaT 80; No. l mixed l6OOaI6 30 4;
heavy clover mixed, hOoalSOo; No. mixed, lIOoa
800: No. / clover, I350al4O; do. No . IOOoa
100; no established grade hay, aOoaI2Oo sample
grade hay. as TO kind, quality, and condition.
sO0aIlO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Capital Traction S. 500 at lIOit. 500 at Ito
Washington Railway & Electric 4, $50 at sFS.
Washington Gas, 10 at So.
MerEenthaler. ; al 2iia.
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 at I'll, 10 at nj
Arlington Insurance, % at Is
After call-Rigys Realty IS Hongl. Sl.O1O at 1861
. 90 at lo5S
Norfolk 4 Washington Steamboat S, 500 at los
i 900 at los.
LanstOn, 2 at q
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14

Largest Morning Circulation.
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WEDNESDAYS ADVANCES.
WEDNESDAYS DECLINES.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York. Nov. I3.-PIices ruled firm. with the
important dealings in Atchison and Pennsylvania
cOnTertibles and Wabash Is Closing prices follow
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Total sales. S2oOsoOo against N.7s7.ooo yesterday
81 7l6OoO a week ago and Slls0oo a year ago.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14

Not since the panic of 1907 has there
been such a let up in the local security
market. Business around the banks Is
dull, real estate men are forced to ad-
init that their transactions are limited
in Importance, while some promising
operations await the willingness OF
financiers to furnish the sinews.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nv WI q "a f. Lst IHn------ - ~ y
Total sales, 1885 sharr~. against 1850 ycstC
day, l,o523i2 week ago. and 6J6I35 year ago.
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The sales on the New York Exchange
yesterday we're but $4,000 shares. indi-
eating the stagnation. The noon hour
added but 80, 900 shares to the total
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nrHE sosARy"

The Rosary as presented by Rowland and Clifford, is repeating with as much success as the nlae had in its debut last season II aln be seen at the Auditorium thcc : Friday. February 16
 The theme Of the play concerns a man and woman happily marnaA They are surrounded with every Ink dry Of wealth and hanpness. But the husband is an unAellever. an athc. ist without faith of any kind There is iarrlng note in the household harmony. No one notices lt until a friend of the husband comes. Father Brian Kelly, priest of the modern world with a deep insight into hu. meA nature and divine love for his feIlowman And when trouble comes, when the home is wrecked. and hus. band and wife are brought down to the depths of suffering agony 1t Is rhe priest who restores both into the suniieiht of hope and love.
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RUSSIAN nAMcrns

The pride of an emperor and the ioy or many kings the fad of two continents aad the happy anticipation of the Imperial Russian Dancers from the Metropolitan opera house. New York, are at last definitely announe ed for a local visit
 Manager Pennell of the Auditorium theater has secured this wonderful organization for single performance t1 Saturday February IT. No attrac. Han booked for the current season k go fanght with interest as this all. star ballet. he added by M tleX. ander Volinine, Mile Halina schmolz aad half hundred artistic comp triots No foreign attraction that has visited America ever has had so warm a reception as has been accorded the Russian Dancers both at the Metro politan opera house and en tour Al -the former, the seating capacity of Americas temple Of art was the daily measure Of busaess, and the same standard has held true of practically every theater visited
 While the interest that attaches 10 ae Russian Dancers spring primar fly from the wonderful artlstlA of the visitors thes came 10 America under very unusual circumstances. Trained for the edfcatlon of an emperor. Car Nicholas, hey nave been sent Ae e their imperial master to most of the courts of Europe where they have appeared by imperial command as a commitment to the relenlng monarchs Subsequently they appeared q publia with success in Paris, Berlin and more recently throuehout the United States.
 The tour now in progress is incl dental to a long aH4+4n H4+4 at the Metro. politan opera house, New York, which institution is responsible for their presence in America On this tour the "ocalar opera Coppelia has been selected as the mediam for the ex pression of their wonderful artistry It is a dancing version of the tuneful opera, The Tales of Hoffman
 A complete symphony orchestra ae companles tho dancers.
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LYRIC rHEArFR.

IL was with genude regret That the patrons of the popular Lyric the. ater witnessed the closing perform ance Of the talented artists that have held the boards for the first part of the week
 The Newman3 are Australians mak- ing Their first appearance in this country and they climax an especial. ly good turn by introducing the spec. tacle of boxing match on unieycles. Griffin and Lewis are duo of artists who. under the caption Of @The Prlma Donna and the Tad. will Introduce some eemedy harmony that is most entertaining and will include a violin oblieato that win charm lovers or music.
 The motion pictures ~iIl be entire Y new and from advance notices win be above the average and that mesns some vefg special films
 The usual weekly distribution of a handsome Apiece china dinner set was awarded tn lam A. Gallagher. a visitor who carried the ticket for three weeks Mir Gallagher stated that he was married and needed the dishes
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undersigned, is commissioner of suid
 court win offer Tor saie at public vendue 10 the highest bidder. at the nnrthAe41 fnnnt door or entrance Of inc county courthouse. in whldh said court is held. in the county og Car land. within the hours prescrlbed by law for indicial sales, on Saturday the second day of March, A D.. iBl2. tho following described real estate. to-wit An of secJou thirty-six t9e4- Township two @ south of range eighteen clS) west. except the west halt of tho southeast uuarter w is of $ |. 4) and lhe east half of the southwest quarter (E ls of g. "
 "a lso thc north haif of lhe soaths west qfafe ol the northeast quarter tN M, s. w. 4 of the N F h) containing t6o acres more or leas in Garland county, Arkansas.
 Terms Of sale On credit of three hgsiths, tho purchaser being re. quifed to execute q bond IS required by law and thc order and decree of said court in said cause with apnrog. ed security bearing Interest at the rate ot f0 per cent per annum from
 date Of sale until patti. and T ifen being retained on the pre0tses sold
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rled 10 thrd generation The Nor cite Sisters are gifted musicians An. aette is violinist and i.Utan Miays her accompaniments on he Tello. Both girls are exper' with the cornet and render some foxy rag time music. The girls are also dainty dancers. and while playing 9 violin duet they dance pretty little jig The twins will appear at the Princess the re tttttnder of the week.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice Is hereby gIyan that in pur- snance of the authority and direc- ticas contained in tbe decretaI order Of the ChancerY Court of Garland county, made and entered on the 18th dry CT october, 4. D 1911, in cer- tain cause (No- 47S2) then pending therein betwe6n John IL Lewis and Harriet T.. Steele, complanants, apa " $, kirkman. Mrs, w s Kirkman. Milton P Kirkman and Minneqna cooperage Company. defendants. the
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An1uSen7entS
AT THE PRINCESS.

ln presenting Brencks Models as the feature act at the Princess for tae last half of the week, the manage. ment feels that they are offering a feature which. for artistic suggestion and thought. has not been duplicated by any act of its kind that has ever played in Hot Springs They are not living pictures at all but iiying copies Of statuary, studies in porce- lain and bronze" as the program has it, And. to begin pith, it should be stated that, contrary 70 most such acts, thlsn one is void Of any-immnd- est features Some one with eX- reeduely good tastes has arranged the poses which these five models present and the impression which each pose leaves on the mind of the spectator is that of the work of alt, not of the persons presenting it There are five models. three men in bronze paint, under which the col ored Nights takes on wcaderhl shades. and two women in white.
 For the beneft Of those Who wiU be unable to attend the matinee. and as an additional evidence of their wonderful ability to assume the pose of statuelike figures, Aanaeer. . Frank Head has arranged for pu- lie demonstration ot this [, which will be given on the steps of the Man rice bath honse immediately after the matinee. or about l o'clock lt is said to be one of The most novel and interesting sights ever present ed in public. and Central avenues population at that busy hour Of the day will be shown somcthne new n this line
 "Blossom" g JUmf0E Ever ltt-ar of Blossom Vel. the other part of her name is RobingGl and she is a0 as the lloWeia her namca suggests Also. she is as pretty. B.os, som is singing comedienne Also she Is a mighty clever one At least that is what all the managers she has appeared for say. and they really ought to know
 Another great singing quartet will be found in the Tuxedo Comedy Four tt-tfer repertoire sTTTTUTrs rfT5 s0CTCry feature. but there is any amount of excellent comedy n this act. and the voices are of that wide range and beautiful tone that make 3 quartet well worth listening 10
 Leslie Morosco and company afe offering as their vaudeville vehicle this. season merry comedy playlet, "A Million Dollar Wife and tbe a is one of the most successful That has appeared in the variety' in th, line of sketches It is a very clever creation, brim full Of laughs, with that degree of pathos that balances well the other features and is inter ureted by a company of artists This is one Of the most noteworthy com edy sketches that the Princess has had taiis season and will share honors with any act on the bill
 Another musical selection of con ventional vaudeville style is to be Of fered by the Moretti Sisters The young women are pretty and have a supply of personality that puts them in immediate favor with their andi- ence
 The Morette Sisters. presenting one of the feature acts at the Princess this week are twins, Their mother, who accompanies them, is 8 twin, and her mother was a twin This is peer liar coin idence which not often oc. CUTS Although twins are often ,h mother of twins it is not often car
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WARMING ORDER

in the Garland Chancery Court. IT, Meca ffef449 Plaintiff
 Against
 " E Mitchell. Lewis Hays Adam Hays Edwin Daniel mmes Hays and Hays Brothers, Immigration improvement an1 Real Estate Company Limited, Defendants The defendant James Hays and Hays Brothers immigration. Improve meut and l@eal Estate Company Linn ted are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer 'Ae complaint of the plaintiff Given under my hand and seal oI said court on tnis 27th day Of Janu. any, l9lo.
 H. 4 WHlTTINGTON, Clerk.
 s M Erickson Deputy r E. Rutherford Attorney ad litem.
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10 Secure tho payment Of the pur- chase motley
 Given nnder my hand fhis 5th day of February. A. D.. 1912.
 II A WiiITTlNGTON.
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The SentlneiA8ecord ls authorized to announce Charles> II. Davis as a candl- date t9f the office of county and pro. bate clerk ot Garland county. subject 70 ihe action of the democratic primaries.
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J. wExLER

Has expert workmen for cleaning. dyeiug, pressing and repairing We elean furs. fur coats and all other wearing apparel Our work is guar aAtae4 4etlea 2a3 22a33 Central Phone 2ia2. 2l1f
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FOR ctNcOI1 u OGg

The sentineI-Record is authorized 10 -fi-etllee Judge Calvin r Gotham as easdldate for circuit iadge in the new juld'c'ai district composed of the coun. '''s 4t Garland and Moutgomrry. hfs candidacy subject t0 the acli91 of thS 0om0lIatia urlmalrs
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FoR CIV ATroRNEY.

The Sentlnel- Record is authorized to annouHce James & Acl,lnttr-iiii st. | -t-.44tlf date for city attorney Of Hot Springs. his candidacy subject to the votes Of the pe opic in the April election
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The SeutiH4-pAnovd is authorized ta Announce H. A. Spauidipg as a candi- date far alderman from tho Third ward. suhiccf t1 the will of the voters in the regular Apll clection
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FOR ASSESSOR

The Sentinel-Rec0rd is authorized to announce Frank W. ROwles as a candi- date for county assessor of Garland county subject to the action of the dem- ocratic primaries.
 The sentinel Record is authorized ta announce Emery Sullivan as chndf- date for county tax assessor. his CaT1T. daey being subject to the democratic primaries
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce J. r. Suit as q candidate for tax assessor of Garland county, subject to the action Of the democratic pfina- fies.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Garland Van Sickle as a can aidate for tax assessor of Garland coup- ty subject 10 the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Mart M. Lowrey as candi date for tax assessor subject Co the acton of the democratic primaries.
 The Sentnel-Rccord is authorized to announce w. Q Patton As a candidate for the office of tax assessor of Garland county, subject To Inc action of the democratic primaries
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S0ntinGI-RGCOrd .,6R t9f FlTsf,flpss pSfS4Pso
Announcement
FoR CONGRESSMAN

The sentinel Record ls autl,orlzea fo 9nnounce ion. W. If Martin as a candi- aate for congress. subject to the action oi the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

The SeuInri- Record is authorized to ohnonnce Fhos W. Milan as candidate Tor county judge. subject Co the action "i Inc democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

Bluo Points on the Half Shell. AL bright's.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

The Sentinel Record is authoriqe1 to auuounce NJ. $ Cobb as cau5idstr for prosecuting attorney ln Che district com posed oi Garland and Montgomery coup- lle5- s44leet to the action or the demo cratic primaries
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a candidate Tor county and probate judge of Garland county subject Co the action Of the democIatic primaries
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FoR CONSTABLE

The Senhnei- Record is authorized to announce John If Peden as a candidate Ter constable Hot Springs townsAip SHhleet to the action of the democratic primaries
 The Sentmel-Record is authorized to to announce Jua iiankford as a can- didate for constable of Hot Sntlngs township. subject to the action or the democratic primary.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized 10 announce Billy Finn as candidate for constable of Hot Springs township. sub- mafies.
 The Senunel-Record Is authorized to Co announce Albert Howard as a candi- date for constable or Hot Springs town saip subject to the action of the Dem oentle primaries
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Ihe Se'tiH Record is authorized to Tor Te-eiection 70 B second term ,s sI.'4. w .i''"i rom thls senatorial district. sui- Ject tn the action ot the democratic
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FOR CORONER.

Tho sentinel Record is authorized to announce Dc A D Shaw as candi date for coroner subject to me action of the Democratic primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

The sentinel -Ee cord is authorized 10 announce Dr P Randolph is candidate TOT the o.tce Of corone1 of Garland county subject to the action Of the democratic primary of March 27
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The Sentinel Record is authorized ,o e.,h9uhee h. r. Sawyer as a candfda1 1e . le.'es 'esentatlve from Garland counfv. primary ''i9 uelhoefatic
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BUILT TO WITHSTAND TnE STORM

- -=++4-7 T tr--'rhe oid reliable for fur- niture repairing uDhOlterlnK al kncs of cabinet ana carpenter worx IF Gul- nhs Street Fh4ns t6S II-1a-tY
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

The sentinel Record is authorized to announce George F. Whitiineton sa n | candidate for Prosecuting attorney of the district composed of Garland and Mont
 s"iuety couutiea. subject to the nrttou of | the democratr primaries
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FOR STATE SENATE

frt
 me seatineI-Record is authorized fo Aik., as caudtdate for stal.. ,i'' i'' fu1Iect to the action ol tbe dcmocra II p'tll ln Mouieomcry and G1rI,n,I
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
FOR SHERIFF

1he SentiHei-Becord ls authorized to announce R. L. Williams as q candidutU for tho office of sheriff of Garland e0un- ty subject 10 the action of the demo clatic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

The Sentinel Record is authorized to
 announce Hon. dipp Witt of Mouteoir4 | county as candidate for prosecuting attorney ol the neW judicial district cun- posed of Garland and Montgomery eouu- ties, hir candidacy being suDJtc,
 action of the democratic primary
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FOR REPRESENT ArlvH

sr.,.., na enutnel-B Record is authorized to el.i"uHee Harry Westcott as candida a iol @ rep esehtatiTe of Garland county. s1bs 51,t ys,, 'o 1le action of the democratic prI-
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FoR COUNTY COLLECTOR

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce ENauder r llOueley as a can- didate for collector of Garland county. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries,
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FoR pRosHcurlNa ArToRNEY

The Sentinel-Reco is authorized in auuouhce M Cobb as a candidate for 'i"scehtiAE attorney ln thc district com posed of Garland and Mauteomary colfn- llt1 6441gq ,to the action Of the demo cr4Iie primaries
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce George F. Whttington as a ! rAHdldate for prosecuting attorney or tb,. district composed of Garland and Mont s"tuety c9autlea. subject to the action 0f the democratlc primaries
 The sentinel Record is authorized fo announce Fhurst0n F. Farmer as n candidate for prosecuting attorney of ! ihc HeN district composed of Garland and Monlsomefy counties. subject to the action ot the democratic primaries. Tho Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Hon. 0ipp Witt of MouteoN,@. | county as candidate for prosecuting attorney o. the neW judicial district cum- posed of Garland and Montgomcry eouu- ties. his candidacy being suDJte, action of the democratic primary
 FOR SHERIFF
 Tho sentlnel-Record is authorized to announce Henry y. Fowler aa a candi- date for sheriff ot Garland county sub- jeet to the action of the democratic | primaries.
 me seumei-Becord is authorized to announce R. l. Williams as candidutU for the office of sheriff of Garland C0uM- ry subject to the action uf the demo clatie primaries.
 The senunel-Be is authorized to announce Charles C. Webb as a candi- dat5 or sher0 of Garland county sub- ject Co tne action or rHe democratic primaries.
 FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce G>pHder r lOueley as can- didate for collector. uf Garland county. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries
 Tne Sentinel Record is authorized to anuounce Frank McCaUn as candi- aate for tha office oE collector for Car nnd county, subject Go the action of the democratie pflmaries.
 me sentn6l Record is authorized to announce Milton p Moore as a candiuate for county collector suhiectf to the action of the democratic primary.
 FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
 The Sentinel Record is authorizes % announce Abe Sullopherger as 1 Candt-
 date for cmcmt and chnHcery clerk, subject to the action of the democratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce All Wilmington as candi- -aale for reelection tO the office Of cir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
BY LADY DUFF-GoRDoN ("LuciIev,

4 KNOW that you are more or less
interested IN little Gaby Deslys.
and so. perhaps. description OF
her new Summer clothes may be
rather interesting.
Here ia a picture Of her rose-cok
cred silk afternoon walEng cos
tune. The silk IL relieved with
touches Of black velvet. The OPEN
ting in the skirt shows a petticoat
of rose lace. OF course. Gaby's cos
tune is q painter.
Tho new walking habit fs quite
distinctive II is of white broad
cloth, and Cahy calls the coat her
Napoleon coat. The collar and cuffs
and vest TO match are Of bright
green kid. The coat is cut high TO
show the wa!stcoat The buttons
are OF silver. and the tails of the
coat extend far down the back. and
$40 cut Napoleon. The riding hat
ia fine white straw.
Gaby Is very fond of mountainous
millinery. One OF the pictures
shows her new black tune hat,
with folds OF, white tulle under
meath. surmounted by two large
black nigrettos In the back The
other shows black afternoon hat
Of straw. with algrettes covered
with long old aigrettes down the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

NJ. s. complains of q red nose,
scant hair. rough red hands. and
thin yellow face. M. S. was GER
tainIy not looking her best when
she wrote that letter. II your nose
Ia red, your hands ditto and your
face yellow your circulation must
be poor and you would do well to
visit physician and let him pre-
scribe a different manner OF living.
Your scant hair leads me to think,
too, that you are anaemic and your
body needs rebuilding. The physl-
clan can help you to this. But help
him by giving more intelligent care
to yourself. contrive to get all this
sunlight you can, all the fresh air
possible, TO eat your food slowly
and let II be the most nourlshlng
you can get. Battle every day In
cool water, rubbing the skin wen
with the palms or brush or rough
washcloth. My advica can be sum-
med up In three words: Live more
hyalenieally."
l.. w. L. asks whether there ia
any remedy guaranteed to remove
euperfuous hairs from the face and
keep them OF.
No, I have repeatedly said that
there Is no certainty that the hair
will not grow again. for even cleo
troiysis has failed In some cases.
. But it Is successful In more cases
than any other treatment has been.
A. you say. there Is danger II in
experienced or unreliable persons
attempt II. BE sure that the opera
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
BY Nine. LIMA CAVALIER.

Vendome and | began my study OF
the menu by asking her If she would
have some OF her fayorite chocolate.
She shrugged her shoulders and
answered braveIy. mot for @ long
time VIII enjoy another cup Of my
beloved chocolate. To-day | shall
lunch On rolls. Romano salad and
vichy"
And ahe insisted upon this ascetic
meal. explaining while she slowly
ate IL that her breakfast had been
Of oranges and apples chopped very
fine and covered with their own
Juice, This with one dinner daily
more than usually well masticated 100
Cleared her complexion in ten daya
There are many times when We
feel cur bodies" and are growing :
too heavy or toe lazy that {. 10 well
10 st = for oaya On "a liQuil