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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
D. D. D. In Hospitals;
Standard Skin Cure

writes "D. D. D. is superior to any.
thing I have ever found. Soft and
soothing, yet powerful agent"
To do the work, D. D. D. Prescrip-
ton must be applied according 70
directions given in the pamph!er
around every bottle. Follow these di-
rections-and see!
And it certainly takes away the itch
at once-the moment the liquid is ap-
piled. The skin is soothed-calmed-
so thoroughly refreshed-delightfully
cooled.
All druggists Of standing have the
famous specific as well as the efficient
D. D. D. Skin Soap.
But we are so confident Of the mef;
its of this prescription that we viii
refund the purchase price Of the first
full size bottle If it fails to- reach
your case. You alone are to judge
oo;c+e Nevberry. s. 8,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25

other hand they hate above anything
in the world to compliment a news
naner man on something especially
good that he has done.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Pursuant to an order Of the Pro-
bate Court, l will offer for sale at the
residence of the late G. NJ. Shealy
near the Mollohon mill, at 2 o'clock
n. M, on Saturday, December 6, 1913,
all the personal property of which
said deceased died possessed, consist
ing of one mule, one one-horse wagon
and harness, gears, plows, household
furniture, ETC.,
Terms: Cash.
Mrs. Ann Shealy,
Administrative.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
Barnwell People.

Barnwell People.
There are some people in this world
VINO love to find fault, especially with
newspapers. Whenever a reporter or
an editor makes a mistake they are
quick to point it out to him. On the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
GIRLS HUNGER STRIKE
Not for Vote But for Food..-Lasts
Little While.

spartanburg, Nov. 20.-Two hun,
dred girls of Converse college went
on a hunger strike last night anc
continued it until dinner today as
protest against the service and fooC
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25

Mrs. Ann Shealy,
Administrative.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25

Glider and Weeks Dru ggss, NeWberry, s. s.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Dukes earostn

First Duke Well do you think Mis-,
van Bullion Intends to buy your
second Dnke-My dear boy. DOM
Know: sometimes ! think she eooa,
A. other times fear 80
ahoppIng.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Salesman for The SyIns-Yo Com
pany of Boise was soliciting busi-
ness in Shoshone Thursday.
Jerre Martin. the attorney from
Jerome was shaking hands with
friends ia Shoshone Friday.
w. n. Garlock. the Gooding co.
abstractor was transacting bust
ness at The court house Monday.
Miss Ryan has been assisting
VIM C. Bader in finishing some
Of the TRANSMITTING work for Mini
dcka county.
Hon. } y. Evans. tax auditor
for The Oregon Short Line was
transac.ing business at the Audi
tors office Saturday.
Golfers Irish COLLECTOR. Barney
cronin. was peddiing his brouge on
the streeis Monday. and incidently
extracting an occasional dollar from
local readers Of that periodical.
Deputy Sheriff Wheeler was at
Haley Tuesday consulting the sher
iff's department Of that city con-
corning ~neral suspicious charac-
tcrs.
4 marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Anderson 10 Emery
= cafr and Blanche I. Forbes. both
" Jerome. The ceremony was per-
formed ~ Rev NeIoeJ at the
Ae1i01iA parsonage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Markings of a PuoIlist.

i understand your boy has the max
ings OF champion pugilist.' 81 really
oelleve he has. He positively WON'T
pHot with anybody he isn't sure hs
1hip."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Real Estate Filings.
Transfers and Public Filings
as Officially Repo ted for
Shoshone Journal.

Transfers far July 10, 1913
Twin Falls North Side lIgesl
TO, to Olive NJ, Bhfff, release o
mtg on lot ~ bfk ib5, Jerome low
site
Oregon Short Lie nailrcad CO.
to =. r. Hg1re. permit 10 con
struct ditch across right OF way.
.. y. Beckett TO y N. CLARK, deet
( for $500 on ~ laterest in water
diich.
Transfers roT July II, 1913
J. 6. Iooley And Edwin Dooley
10 consolidated Wagon and Machine
Co. crop and chhttle mtg for si6S5
on crop grown Curing year i9i.
and on one bindsri
Lewis Phase aud wife 10 J.
Newman Loan and Investment Go
+ Assigns mtg MICE ~ Everett Pasta,
and wife on He ~ Of the NEl Of
sec -, lwp 9 s Il 70 h e NJ for
$500.
Transfers for July II, 1913
j.. V. Cooke 10 First Nat bank
jerome Chattl4 mtg for $50 on
8 horses. 50 pigs mixed.
n W Struuk to First Nal bank
Of Richfield Assigns cha(tle mtg
maoe by j. WI Ravens and wife
for $3.50 cn miles and horses
-. n. Shaner. to First State bank
RRhfsld, ohaitic mtg Tor SIS on
40 spinrg pigs.
Transfers for July n, 1918
Paul $. HadfiOdk and wife TO r.
w Gooehg atld J. ~. Wheeler mtg
for sitS013 90 all company prop
erly in Mountain View and Richards
addition 10 sJioshoue. idaho.
First Methodist church OF Sh0-
mig Ior SEQ on lots Z and in
blk z, shoshone, Idaho.
r. y. Turner and wife 10 f. Il
Moherly, ASSIGNMENT Of mtg on lots
7 and in blk q Riohfield
Jerome State bank to First
bank Of jerome deed for 81 on Iol,
o. 10 and II in hlk Abs also The
NWl Of Nwi sec y, twp = 5. r. i7
+. b. NJ.
North Side Water company to
Marcus r. Murphy. Releaes OF
waler contract NO. s-2239-A. record
ed ia book 9 Of contracts, page 40. |
j. b. NauWageuer and vile To r. |
l.. kestre ~iS decd Tor 81 on SGi /
Of SOC 81 tp 8 $. Il. II Il. r NJ.
r L Kester 10 Elizabeth %. Van /
Way deed for $40 on SEA
Of See. 81 twp 8 ). r. Il +. y. N
Albert Betxler 10 A. Roger Mer-
rill WHY deed for $40 on NW4 Of
NEi see Up Z S. r. POE. b. NJ.
Transfers for July IS, 1918
Trust Trust company TO North
side Waller company, release of
water contract on lot sec 10 and \
OTIS I, 2, 3. 4, and the ElA of The
SWl see 30 all in twp $ r II 4
3 b NJ.
w. f.. Campbell and wife 10
srst State bank OF Richfield. Chat
Re mtg for 500 on 10 sows, as
pring pigs. i2 shoats, and one
'rovn mare. all on farm Of +. A.
bishop.
Transfers fer duly rs, 1913.
North side Water Co, to /. II.
'er'inc. release of water contract
~ lots in see 10 and lots 1. .. 3,
F. ana Ei4 of SWi see 30. lvp 8 s
4, +. b. NJ.
North Side Water Co to Icdyar,l
|. perriae release Of lIl contract
n lot 4 of ssc iS and lots I, >. 3,
and Es Of sWi see 30, twp 8. /
. r. II E.B. VI.
Transfers for July Il. 1919
Peter Munich to f. c. patheal. 4
hattie mtg for 500 on horse, har-
ess and buggy.
A. f. Christensen 10 May A. BOYLE
III of sale for si50 on hay. cook :
love etc. on lots 3 and SIC
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Peter Munich to f. c. Patheal
chattle mtg for $50 on horse, har-
ness and buggy
A. f. Christensen TO May A. BOYLE
bill Of sale for $50 on hay, cook
stove etc. on lots and :. see
b. 5. Ri7 +. b. NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31


Professor Hodgln, In describing ~
the University alumni banquet the
other nieht the Irresistible moral
suasion used by Miss Parsons. Of the
faculty IN securing banquet speakers
told rather clevcrly the story OF the
negro--we don't just remember his
name--who was arralgned for an Of
Tense against the federal laws
Case Of the United states against
henry Jackson" announced a sonor-
Gus voice a. the negro was brought
forward.
Fob Je Iawd's sake. gemmen, ="
calculated the coloTed man, his eyes
protrudins. lis all desc we're Noonited
States lined up against dis one poor
ole Niger ?"
why. Uncle Henry" explained his
counsel" OF course. as you are charg-
ed with violating a law Of the United
states the United states must prose-
cute you That's the way the case Is
brouRht--United states against Henry
Jackson"
The negro threw up his hands In
despair.
"Ef dat's de case. / surrenders righ;
heah an now" he said "Taint no
use ashtln' de whole blame Noonlted
states. Dis nlggah amt got no mo
show dan a rabbits an gives up"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31


The dictionary defines the verb 20
lobiW as "A ~eudeavof to seenre the
panlse orb bin m Legislative hody
~ e'lislde Enfuence. a.obbyists are
aespfIhea ~ pef1enn enNnsed n lob
bylnR with ! partl1ular doslberatIse
rao,; sra. IN aenpfal the noun
ialby mems "an ante room. a. 81 a
ieHssIatltt haiti Il satma that the
sinister impressions aroused BY the
word eepena nn clrcumssnnees. for
noDoay would call President Wilson
lotsFiH, though he u actively us-
inN hla snliuence 70 shape. from the
oaialdR. tariff revision IN congress,
which IT. conaiitullonally charged
with essalnatinR H. The president has
aiso an anfe room 20 legislative
hail ana n personally using Il 70 =
sstas>t txtrns shen was done BY amy
Predecessor when tbs revision II
finished the president viii have she
power 10 vrto a. an authority esr-
tainlF sunstssinE that congress itself
nhonld nos ~ vetoed in lts making.
Ray dominated from me outside in
any way. Etymolosicaiiy. lobby Is
derived from an Old cermanie word
mraHing an nrbef But Il does not
neeasaaflly imply that somsbody h
hlddrn IN the shrabbery.
President Wilson is hearing a great
aad increasing protest against the
saFln pan PASSED ~ ma house, and
should give Il aispanslonats ausn-
ZION. A large majority o. the people
Yolea fer projection last year They
are moi Lobbyists because OF Inc same
opinion sam The Idea should not
pe cultivated IN me white House. 81
SAYS the 81 Loulr Globes Democrat.
..llsat FREE trader Il a philosophical
aiasesmun ana pFetecsionist nothing
bus iopbyisi. Public hearinss on
tariN we're dsnled In committees BY
Democratic senators. but the mails
are open. and II the president finds
his leslers. from Maine 10 IouIslann.
lnnisient % Inc subject 81 projection.
"a should not dismiss Them a. merely
innidlons.~
The large majority Of the American
people. VINO are Tor prolecslon be.
caupe they believe u 20 b. right
polley o. government and az the basis
~ proved prosperity intend 70 make
ahemselyos heard, though few viii
40 % Washington. o. b admitted %
she ante room % a iegssiative han n
they went shtrc Bat lhey have
strong desire to ST what most %
Iiem voted for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

~ maturity. ana II records are kept
the Identity ~ encb fowl can always
~ established.
Another method r. 10 punch n hole
In one 81 tho four webs III the feet.
each web representing u certain year.
The hole u very eaeiiv punched when
the chick ~ frat taken from the nest
~ Incubator. All of one seaann'e
chicks may be marked on the same
web, although n special mntlnas arc
10 be made several combinations can
be used Ga toe marking n the punch
ina ~ properly done the hole viii al
ways remain and the Identity ~ the
fowl may easily be kept.
ship One IsEy Ola Chicks.
~ nsinn day ola chicks which may
be- purchased Nom amy good poultry
farm. the city man can keep chickens
ana replace MS hens with puliets each
year without having any noisy. crow
ina rooster around to annoy his neigh.
bprf
Baby chicks when one day old can
BE- shipped hundred miles or more
without loss II they are strong and
hardy ana are property pRckcd for
shipment
When the chiciyE nrc received they
should be immediately placed IN n
heated broader and fed Good COM
msrclai chick food should be used
and never any wei food.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
sENn.sIoNTnI.Y MACAzINE.

Teeming with life-fuii stories oi
fiction. romance and adventure IL the
SEMI Monthly Magazine which the
Los Angeles Times win send out with
It's Sunday issue OF June ist. 10 con-
tinue indefinitely on the first and
third Sundays Of each month. He
sides all the present Sunday features
readers will enjoy The additional
treat OF further enthraiiins literature
for the one price 81 admission. Cop-
les ~ the Semi Monthly wiil be de-
livered 10 an Times subscribers. This
addition 20 the Incompatible sunday
Times. with Us present splendid IL
Illustrated Magazine. places this issue
nj the very pinnacle of metropolitan
newspaper achievement.
No expense In furnishing its read
ers with sunday reading Of the high-
est type ~ spared by the enierprising
LOS ANGELES TIMES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Professor Discovers
HOppsrs' Bdne

Professor Thomas Morrin. the dis
tingulshed local ontomoloRisi. whose
explanation OF tho insect invasion OF
the cily Thursday aroused such wide"
spread interest. In believed TO have
discovered . method Of combating
the grasshoppers which are "a present
reported devastating an area in east
ern New Mexico. Professor NORM
when seen today kindly exhibited 10
the Herald reporter two insect speci-
mems preserved ia aieonoL
'Thla one" said the professor.
holding up a glass vial containing n
fat and ugly spider. is the I.atrodee-
tus or aed Spot Poison spider whose
bite n invariably fatal No antldote
has yst been discovered. The only
person who ever survived bite by
this spider was Dr. Kaufman, ana
IN tlila case. OF course. explanations
are needless. This other specimen II
the common centlpede. or Scolopen-
ORA, with whose characteristics you
are doubtless familiar, as result
Of the recent narrative OF Mr.. Is.
Ruppe, who discovered the thirty
foot centlpede In the Sandla noun
tains. Now my idea Is 20 produce
from these two species q hybrid with
the leaping power and verve Of the
Red spot Poison Spider. together
with the deadly venom. and the en-
durance and travelling ability Of the
centlpede. The spider has six legs
and the centipede as It's name implies
one hundred: the hybrid I anticipate
will average up about eighty-tour
legs.
placed on she trail 81 the grass
hopper, these deadly hybrids will
make short work Of them and rid the
country forever OF this dangerous
pest. The bite Of the hybrid win su-
perinduce an erythematous condition
and may produce brachycardia or d.
cotyledonOus Darysc0pe. which even
tnaIly and In brief time develops
into intraschematoiuarymatheous In
spidnlaria. which II Immediately Ia
tai"
How do you expect 10 get rid of
the centipedalous spider after the
graashoppers are extermlnated? was
asked the scientist.
"As 10 that" said Professor Nor
rim. II am now developing a larger
srasshopper which will be able 20
successfully combat the hybrid and
finally exterminate him
"Ahem." said the reporter. wow
NJ 20 discriminating. again. this larger
grasahopper
But az this critical juncture the SCI
enlist was suddenly called 10 investl-
gate case 81 Throinesthesia In the
FourthNsard and the question had 10
go unanswered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
The Great American
Hen

A comparison Of the records made
On the Australian and American egg
laying contests = most interesting. es-
peclally 10 those who believe that an,
thing American N best. Recently
Australia had a great egg laying con
test IN which SEQ hens averaged zoe
eggs each. shortly after the Aus.
tralian contest began two contests
were started in this country. one al
the Missouri State Poultry Expert.
ment station, the other az the Con
necticut station.
Al the station at Mounain Grove
Mo-, eos hens were enercd. Their besi
was an average OF 1874 eggs. The 4s'
hens IN the Connecticut contest aver.
aged i53 eggs. The American far
mer always has looked on the hen as
mere bnrnyard scavenRer and side
issue. ~ the American farmer car
he encouraged to care properly fOI
his birds. so thRt the average number
Of eggs laid by the hens Of the United
States will be l50 instead of so eggs
the national wealth win be Increased
by many millions.
Don't blame the birds.
Amateurs IN taking up new breeds
are very l'kely To jump az conclusions
~ 10 their relative merits. For tx
ample, II one man ~ keeping White
Wyandottes and has hack of knowi-
edge az TO the proper way TO care Tor
and feed his flock. while his neigh
hOr. breeding Buff Wyandoties gets
three times as many eggs, he r. ready
10 denounce the White Wyandottes
and conclude that the Bluffs are .
very much better breed.
lie n not aware that his neiEhhor
~ furnishing his hens the necessary
m.
fuctiOn Of eggs. that he n furnishing
them green stuff In abundance, that
they are supplied with the required
amount Of animal food, that they .,
celve variety Of grains, that their
roasting places are kept free from
veFynin, that they are furnished with
dust boxes and that grit, oyster shell
and fresh water are before them at
an times
These, with a hundred and one 9TH
or little items which 20 90 make up a
happy hens life. are supplied 20 the
neiehbor's bird. The dissatisfied man
has failed to note and consider the
Importance of these things,
some breeds are 80 constituted mat
they will lay more eggs than certain
other breeds under Just as favorable
but In nine cases out or
ten the great difference is In the own
er or keeper.
breeds Of different charncterisiics
and makeup require different meth-
DDS Of treatment II the best results
are 10 be obtained.
For example, the nervous hctiVe
breeds can and should DC fed more
corn and corn meal than the heavier
breeds which are SO mueh Inclined
20 take on Tat. n N very necessary,
therefore. for the pouitryman 20 HlunF
N. nature Of his own flock, so that
ne may be able 10 furnish the cond'-
lions hest suited 90 their needs Tor
egg production.
Keeping Tabs on the Hen.
II IL usually impossible "a tell inc
age az n hen hy her appearance nitef
she has passed the pnllet age TO inc
successful poultryman u n Emporium
that the exact age ~ every fowl on
his promises be known. Hens past
the age ~ profit can thus D. cullrd
out nnd their places taken by youn-
ger stock Les hands with numbers
may be used when the pulleta arrive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
cannot be cured by Halls Caiarrh
Cure
-. CHENEY a Co, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known
~, j Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly hon2Faple
IN all business transactions ana nnan-
cinily able % carry out any oDisa-
NATIoSAI BANK oF COMMERCE..
Toledo. q.
Halls CaiafFh Cure ~ taken IN
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF inc
system Testimonials sent free. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by All Drug
Risiss
Take Halls Family Pills for eona,i-
patton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31


From lhe hvan|ns Herald Phone.
Graph NdIlian. iboIiy Service. AIN.
pNl'e1 N Every Home. May 81. lo1s. )
hiftI4np'ia NlsnrpcNfanoe ~ farm
- 81 wheat naias on mesa eaal 1T
city. Believed % have become losl
n the Fraias fourteen feet hish. and
starved a. dthln etafch nrhceidinu
with aefopiane.
University IN New Mexico enroll.
mtnt reaches 8. eco. President ID. n.
Lane announces aviation School
equipment a to lie considerably in
creaAtd Tor coming year.
Paving ~ cnmlno Real completed
fruin ~ Pafo 90 AleodOnes. her.
nsfillo FpieeH tioo, eco. ~ two aollafa
per cnpisn for work Ia sandoval
touhly.
Governor Maxwell Merritt an
houhcos appointment Of ole MatBon.
Jr., ~ judge 81 thu Fifteenth district
10 fili vacancy caused by reclamation
of 1edke pan Mephetnon. Jr.
Lots IN Esgancia Valley addition
placed on the market and eagerly
sought by buyers
Chiiili residents petition city coun-
~ for admission into city limits.
Railroad bridges across Rio
orande become 30 thick y 4 found
necessary "a install electric lights be-
meath them for benefit Of steamers
on river.
workman fails from twenty-flfsh
story OF partially completed Landolfl
building az corner ~ Central avenue
and 12Sth street and r. Instantly
killed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

meteorological experts are now
agreed that there need b. no fear Of
germs on paper money since the ink
Instantly kills an bacteria. This
should be reansurins TO those timid
persons VINO have refrained from
ofnasalng bank rolls because they
feared confusion from pneumocooci
or tgbercie baclli Meanwhile Il II
well 70 beware Of the counterfeit ana
Confederate bacilli.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

British Feminiatn are now advocat-
Ing "group houses az means Of
emancipation from the thralldom oi
aomeaticily. The appalling frequency
and the inexorabie reiteration OF hu-
man eating are said 10 constitute the
greatest barrier 20 the upilft Of wo-
man and the evil can only be com
hated By the common table. That in
atilutlon was IN fun working order q
couple Of thousand years ago. but his.
tory u silent IA 10 lts special efficacy
IN uplifting woman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

An Albuquerque doctor was giving
good advice 10 we'll known cltizeu
the other day.
Don't let the little things pass un-
noticed" said the doctor ITS these
little things that often turn out 10 os
serious. " allowed To run on without
attention. Even n you have simple
ailment keep your eye on a."
'But how can I DOCTOR" cried the
patient Il have boil on the back oi
my neck"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

When the subject OF waterway i'm.
proyement q take up u would be
well 20 ask the advice Of the head
Of the state department on the possl-
bilIties Of salt river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

II II lucky that the rest 81 the al
phabel h MOI idenllaed with o. maay
accidents o. the first letter. Aero.
planes and automobiles give the ,llst
a grim start.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

seated bids Will be- received hy
the District Forester. AlbuQuerqne,
New Mexico, ~ to and Including
June eN, 1afa. for a.ooo.ooo feet
a. NJ, more or less. % western
yellow pine, Douglas or and nm.
her pine timber upon q designated
area within approximately r ~
~, IA 10. a. 50. rs. ~ E; q. ~
~ ne. 10. n, ~. ~, ~ 81 n ~
n. n. ftE.. r. % n. re-. ~. 90, ~
~. y. NJ. =. NJ Pecos NATHAN
M Forest. New Mexico No hit
Of less than $3.50 per ", feet
win 5e considered. Deposit
with bid $1,000. The riaht a.
reject any ana an bids reserves.
Before bids are submitted. fnil in-
formation concerning thc timber
ihe conditions ~ sale. aud the sub
mission of bids should be ohlnlnrd
from the District Forester, Aibu-
quefaue. New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

~ 01 t0ntsIltnh tMt4. nf3I. Al wa.
MA bItIlmlhaf4 Is 49,
- tfts athoal ~
|i|h 4h4t ans lhal oam ora. hAsF
'. |tnl|h4 os .|l4 H,I|a 81 Ntft
" no latIIss oa'a haft t4t gsf4
IAHf #tetlInt " lNef ha1 wanted ~
~ lht|l parents hta tofea 10 ~.
8.I H4@a
hf tstPft theNta lhat ne MUM.
~ l|t hsit6sN and 4 ttatt
~ aF1 uAo leave Ienaol a constantly
lAtI'aslNt ooflkt ne past ave
NtN6 NaHf Mntt Hif|a FeINfen those
NNEA fsN tAA WORCESTER stNoon thar
0N ~ AetaAnitA tNt ~ lactsase -
|4pnlFf'en' Qnsk eoeut 4 pet carr
% lArM had Hnss@ff tie seminaf
te''etsA. mon ~ them ltil n enc sixth
anN tpttsih staaea
Why e|a TIE RlFia leave tthnois
NaN|ons ftaSons we're nnsiEnss ~ IRE
sis'> laemptlts. SONS ihsfly Kris
aa MAO school.
tHHIt rot etA aak aitf ne teAsn.
ettt Htg rIomolt1 ~ wanted
d a. - wofh. two Htft wbfhlhk %
i<'H HAt fpf fian|t ott - theae
was cash SRI % q years Nho had
|isft ire nlnin ssaae - 40 % work n
r afsfln sstl stare kof 81. later $3.50
b ~etA AHeiheI wac a SRI ~ ~
frein tne fishth efade. who went g
~~tt IN coraes factory fef 81 and
goss - st.sz. etili anotner SRI was
|lAAiaE mnsie lessons ana contributing
NJ me payment On tire plane
Twenty.asven Girls were found all
rosie N aohs casa they had leftl
|ta hnln ia honEeHoFk. while few
|hnd ieft 81 4 slnss - ssApnFary sirerrl
ana shtn had not fssnfnpd 70 school
-Four slfls mad ehaneed places with
lhs mother. who worked IN corset
factory. laeindfg. o. some nsich place,
whsle the eiFi whose wage earnlns
power waa small. kept house for the
moshef AZ the children.
carsoaa alfcrencrk a. 10 what the
parents Thought they could nford
were discovered The mother Of a
fnni,s Or eleht children. livlns IN ap-
narentlv dlreaf pororty. would have
hnn, efaA a. hoQs sscr,eced and