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Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-17
still Orking Ipu ard. :

still Working Ipward. Mercury this
II orning only fell to SO and this after
mon it climbed to S4, showing that i
Is again on the up grade. Soon after
noon rather strong breeze arose, and
owing to the work in progress on the
streets, which are badly cut up and dry.
the dust was the worst FL Centro has
experienced in months. While the
grader is at work removing earth from
the streets thi sdusty condition will
probably continue.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-17
WhY They Fail

Atlanta Constitution: Some folks
follow instructions about keeping the
saw in the log, but they fail to keep il
moving.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-17

In the past year we nave moved ovel
/! $50 pianos and 80 buildings and in
creased our stock from horses to II
horses and 1 machine We now move
anything. Ed. Royce Bus & Transfer
522 Main et-AdVertiSement {
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-17
Notice to Tax PAYERS

Wanted Sweet potato vines At Kei-
ly'S Nursery y-Ady. ff
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-17

Mrs. w. E. Cox, music teacher, cor
nnr 5th and ve-Adyertisement. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

this entertainment at the Luoin this
week. as Manager Toncy has engaged
the Southern Beauties Musical Com
cdy Company. which viii appear here
in the laughablc farce. The Widow
Green In Des MO:ncs. Iowa. where
they scored heavily. a prominent paper
had the following 10 say
The show this week az the Majestic
IS entertaining enough to make Il per
fecfly safe for Manager Dudley 70 Of
fer 20 refund money TO tn0sc who DO
not like the performance should he
make such an ofer. hts cash receipts
would balance - tho penny at the
close Of the days business In short.
the southern Beauties Musical Comedy
COMPANY ~ the best seen az the Ma
scztfc since this form 81 attraction
VS. first adopted here The show is
ALI that the words musical come y I'M
NV. The chorus work Is far above the
average and AZ every angle the per
formancs IL excellent The amusing
sffuatiou~ that arc brought about oy
an inpersonat!on tccps the audience
Ia an sproar from start 20 nnish. and
,bfs f. interuiingied with a. god mu-
81 ana dancing as have beer seen on
the Majestic stage In many, many
months"
Motion pictures are % be difpisyec
n connection with the musical COM
edv. and there viii Be no advance N
the prices % admission which remain
the same all the time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
Continued From Eighth

Continued From Eighth
gagged for the last act. during which
Billy Ritchies famous specially winds
up the display in blaze OF glory
Richie himself provides a rumbe.
that will enable him 10 sing number
of topical songs. and hi sown origi-
nal conceit. The Auto That Ought
To. but wouldn't"
Three performances are the regular
daily program at the Empire, there
being a matinee at o'clock AMI night
performances that start at 1880 and
o'clock. This program covers every
day but Saturday. when IL viii be
changed TO the extent of adding a
matinee. the first to start at o'clock
and the second TO start at 3;3".
Philharmonic Orchestra Concert.
The philharmonic Orchestra will give
its third concert at the City .Audito-
rum on Thursday night. The pro-
gram will doubtless command the
keenest interest, for 1t Is, more than
any of the previous concerts, a Rich
rnond event The soloists are Rich
mond artists-Miss Louise Barker
pianist, and Dr. VI .Koblenzer. vocalist
There will be compositions by Rich
mond composers. Frederick Hahr
Clemens ap Cateshy Jones and III
mer Clyde, all performed in public fol
the first time
Miss Barker will play the brilliant
"Concertstuck," by Weber, with orches-
ira accompaniment, ana DR.. Koblen-
ger will sing, among others. two
pieces By Clemens ap Catesby Jones.
I'm Hues of Day" and Prayer and
a song by Elmer Clyde. Good Night.
Beloved" the latter written especially
for Nj Koblenzer and for this con-
cert.
That Richmond is rich in composer
Of orchestral music. too. is shown By
the "Minuetto Graziozo." by Frederick
Hair. deIiciousIy light and tuneful, yet
-ich in originality of harmony and
composition.
The Program.
4. March from the opera Tam
Orchestra.
2 saltarello from the italian sym
Orchestra.
;. ~Al Hail. Thou Dwelling. Pure
and Holy" Faust .----. -Gounod
DIR. NJ Koblenzer.
4. ''Concertstuck --.-.--------We weber
Miss Louis Barker and orchestra
;. Minuetto Graziozo. Frederick Hair
Orchestra (frst time).
6. (a) In Hues Of Day --..-.--.--
Clemens ap Catesby Jones
tb) Prayer" ...-..-.-----.--..--
Clemens ap Catesby Jones
(c) Good Night. Beloved"-....-
Elmer clyde
DR. NJ. KobIenzer (hrst time).
:. Selections from Naughty Ma
rietta" .v Victor Herbert
Musical Comedy at the Lubin-
Theatregoers who are fond or MIN
,ature musical comedy will be offered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
CITY employees
MUST PAY DEBTS
Requirement of Ordinance Intro
duced in Lynchburg City
Council.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.I


Lynchburg. Va. February IF
Councilman Turner. OF the Third
Ward. has his way. there may be a
wild scramble among city employees
either to pay their debts or 10 go out
in quest Of other Jobs. for. according
to an ordinance the Councilman pre-
scented az the adjourned meeting Of
the lower branch this morning, he
would either have every city employe
absolutely free Of debt or some one
else would fill the Job.
The ordinance Is a brief one and one
70 the point IL merely ordains that
the city VIII not keep people on the
pay rolls who persistently fail or re-
fuse to ray their personal obligations
Further, the ordinance. II II goes IN
the city code. instructs the heads OF
all departments TO make immediate IN
vestigation and - discharge all serV-
ants Of the city who owe debts when
they have failed or persistently re-
fused to pay"
Mr. Turner read the draft OF the
ordinance himself Then the Council
sat up and opened its eyes and the
paper went TO the committee Oh ardl-
nauces-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

a new committee on Efficiency"
Committee on eficiency-W- y. Boy
mer. comptroller Of the Central Geor-
sia Railroad at Savannah. committees
on freight receipts. william MCGOWAN.
auditor Of merchandise receipts. Bal
tlnore and Ohio az Baltimore. com
mIttee on passenger receipts. 7. r.
Wright. auditor OF passenger receipts
Of the SesbSard Railway AZ Ports
mouth. committee on disbgrse mems
accounts. J. II. McEwen- auditor OF
disbursements OF the Nashville Chat
tanooga and ST Louis Railway. at 1t.
Louis. COMMITTEES general acc 1unts and
subjects. VI r. Mallory. comptroller
81 the Cincinnati. New orleans ana
Texas Pacific Railroad At Cincin natl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

his sovereign. inspired by his deputy.
yaierian Obolenski was. however, com b
PEELED to resign his post rs deputy
minister TO Alexander Izwolski--even-
tuslly Count Lamsdorh's suceessor-
owing to his championship Of Admiral
AIexicrf. and &C his associations with
privy Councillor Bezobrazoff: In fact
with sll that court clique Which helped
10 bring about the war between Japai
and Russia. one OF the unmarried Prin
cesses Obolenski is constantly IN at
tendance on the Empress Alexander o.
Russia as her favorite maid OF honor
Sir Walter Strickland 90 Rovntou
Hall in Yorkshire. which has been In
the possession Of his family ever since
his ancestor william Strickland. &C
companied Sebastian cabot on hi
voyages OF discovery TO the New Worit
has been missing since December 7. an
a world wide search has DCen iustl
tuted FOR him by his family lawyei
and by his half-brothers. Frederic
and Henry. the elder Of whom is hei
presumptive 20 the title AID 80 thl
estates. which are very extensive.
sir Walter is An extraordinary q n
acter. Aged sixty-fiye. he is a scholar.
an anarchist and In MANY senses OF
the word a GYPSY and suggested "a
Maurice Hewlett the principal figure
"Senrouse." in his lates- book
Sir Walter mas spent the last thirty
Years wandering all orer the world.
botanizing. translating Horace and
N0liere writing violent pamphlets and
verses against the established order
Of Ia ngs in his native land and ~ the
countries that he visited, and getting
into all sorts Of trouble with various
civilized governments.
His family. which has for nearly
a thousand years borne as its crest q
bird which is described in old hera.dic
phraseOlogy as "a turkey cock in its
pride" was settled in Westnorian nd
long before the Norman Conquest. Sii
Walters father. the late Sir Charles
Strickland. figures in TON Brown !
School Days" as Martini the hero 2
principal chm. Az ancestor. Sly
Thomas Strickland. bore the banner o:
st George at ,he battle OF Agiacourt
and a Walter Strickland enjoyed the
favor of oliver Cromwell who called
him to the other house OF Parlia-
ment," as Lord Stricklan nd. title.
however. which was not recognized OF
confirmed after the restoration By
Charles H.
Copyright, 1918. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Quick
Home Cure
for Piles
Trial Package Absolutely Frec-Wm
1ou Spend n POSTCARD for IL.

II you are a sufferer from piles. in
slant relief is yours for the asking. and
a speedy. permanent cure will follow
The Pyramid Drug Co. All Pyramid
Bldg. Marshall. Mich. will send you
free. in q plain wrapper. a trial pack
age OF Pyramid Pile Remedy. the won
derfui. sure and certain cure for the
tortures Of this, dread disease. Thou
sands have already taken advantage
Of this offer. thousands know for the
frst time in wears what 10 Is 20 be free
from the pains. the itching. the awful
agony OF piles.
pyramid Pile Remedy relieves the
pair and itching Immediately The In
danmation goes down. the swelling IS
reduced and soon Tire disease Is gone
absolutely.
No matter how desperate you think
vour case IL. write In to-day for the
tree trial treatment Then when you
have used u In the privacy OF your own
home and found out for yourself how
ef,cacious IL Is. you can get the fJll-
size package at any drug store for 50
cents Every day you suffer after read
fns mis- notice you suffer needlessly.
Simply al out free coupon and mail
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Sir William Henry May Be
Designated to Succeed Sir
Charles Hotham.


IR WILLIAM HENRY MAY has
been designated b. King George.
~ at the instance OF the govern
rnen;. 20 succeed Sir Charles Frederick
Hotham next month as admiral Of the
.ieet on the active list. Sir Charles
Hotham being compelled 20 retire on
the attainment Of his SEVENTEEN year.
The office of admiral OF the feet is
superior 10 that Of admiral. and ranks
with that Of field marshal in the army.
There are only three sdmirais OF the
feet on the active list. and the sole
occasion on which the flag OF an ad-
rnirsl OF the feet has ever been seen
in American waters was when Sir Ed
ward Seymour came here shortly De
fore his retirement. TO represent King
George and the British government al
the Hudson Fulton celebrations IN
New York Lord Charles Reresforn, IL
may be remembered. was most anxious
TO obtain this step on his retirement
but was refused the promotion on &C.
count Of personal enmity BY Reginaid
Nctenua. now Secretary Of state fo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
WHIPS PUPIL, TEACHER FINED.
Makes No Denial. hut Charges Boy
With Dtsobedicnce.

Especial 10 / ne nm DiSpdl'4 -
Norfolk Va. February s.-Wiilis
Hutchins, principal Of the Lambert $
Point Public School. was to-day fined
80 and costs in the Police Court upon
the charge OF beating +. A Hodges.
Jr.. a pupil The fine was paid, The
nrincipal made no denial Of the whip
ping." hut said it was done for dis
obedience The boy was whipped with
a switch and then cord. The boy
said he refused TO take physical cul-
ture class because he was suffering
from a headache. The whipping foI-
lowed The Norfolk school regulations
permit whipping
Attend Board Meetings.
Y c Stearnes. Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. viii attend the
semi-annuaI meeting Of the board Of
visitors OF the University Of Virginia.
to be held tomorrow. He VIII prob
ABLY 60 to Charlottesville this even
ing. -,- -. H.
70 attend the meeting OF the boari or
visitors OF william and Mary r., College:
AZ WILLIAMSBURG. Tuesday. ne ~ eX
oflcio a member Of the boards OF all
State schoolE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

From our experience - druggists N
this community We can recommend. as
an absolutely reliable remedy Tor skin
diseases. the ODD Frc~~riptien for
E~<<rna. made in the Odd. labora-
tories On Chicago. Iris j. an ideai home
remedy. for IA has the advantages %
being a c.yu .eriert rash. easy 20 appiy
and positively harmless to the most
tender skin
ODD. gives instant relief from the
Irritating itch. 70 penetratss the pores
and rea hes TIRE root n THE disease
Immediately. Jus, a Soc bottle viii
convince you Of tia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

KIT. writes: 7 am far below normal
weight ] suffer with headaches ana a..
re-vous 70 the point OF exhaustion III you
can tell me something TO help ne shaH DC
very grateful ,s 81. 49,.
tive zs a thorough course o. three - an
tvno-nucIa-e tablets. These tablets VIII al.
in extracting the nutrition from the 700
which Will increase The red oiog1 s.bs.S
overcome nervouxress and you viii become
plump and healthy. This treatment should
r. continued for several months az u tskes
tine TO change the tissues Sld cells Of tns
body.
sarah says: ~Cau anything - done Tor
one who IL bothered with rheumatism IL
50. please reply
your rheumatism ~ sou take the following .
Mix BY shaking veil and take = teaspconfui
AT meal times ana - bed Tine and you
1 or. comp. iuid baimwort. I o.. syrup
sarszparIiia comp. ozs.. vine % colchi.
Gun. one-haif or. sodium saiicyiafc,
drains. lodide - potassium drains
pay. writes. can a sufferer from sron-
rhIaI trouble be relieved Doctors 10 not
seem % help me- what would you sus-
knswer. To cure chronic cold. sorc throat
and bronrhftis. , would advise ne use %
concentrated essence a1crthu-iarcre. fur-
chase this 81 any drug store tn - o.. pack
ages AMI mix according % directions Eiren
on bottle and you VII Ncry SHORTLY D. cured
- ali bronchial trouble. This VIII upt only
- S.,iev.' but VIII csgs aud - very pleasant
20 take.
..Hri6an sayr. 4 cannot cat without great
6fsf-ess after eaung. an slccpiese and
resfI~.s nervous and Irritable. Can you tell
me anyfhfng that would cure me-
Answer. Your trouble = an duo - your
..o,-.,h ~sbfch causes th~ nervous. restless
feeil~e TAKE tablets friopcptine ami YOU
vii ~oon h. cured - al THIS trouble. Th~ss
are packed On sealed cartons and are pink.
meal. TAKE the PINK tablet after break
Fast white after dinner and blue efter SUP
,rr m fhfs L. continued the curative aEcu-
Sses iii roon restore aafurai digestion.
Miss NJ WRITES. 7 suffer rrcatiy Win
my nerves. an almost on the point 81 ner-
,ous rroefrafior. I cannot sleep and an
fxsferfcaf AZ times. fan you help me-
Answer. May vomcns cd aud yoane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Home Remedy for Eczema

We advise every skin sufferer 20 have
ODD. Prescription always on hand
or course all druggists cell it-so 20
them n yoe can't come 70 us--eut cont
accept a big 2rodt substitute
However. " you cone to QUE store.
We have - much confidence IN THE
mild. antiseptic wash t,-at ne ~iu
susarsntee ths arst fuii-si>e bottle "a
DO a. ne say. n not. pay nothir<
let us also tel you sbout ODD.
soap
Tragic D4ag co.--lkdssrtls~nsa< :
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1keDOCToR's
[N ZewzS Bakcy w

TIE questions answered below arc genera
n character: the symptoms or diseases a :
given ard the answers VIII Apply % any
case o, similar nature
T-bo<e wishing further advice, free. may
address Dr.. Lewis Baker. College Bidg. Coz
eye EiToOi SITS. Dayton. ONO. eneiOsite
self addressed. stamped envelope iol Iep.s
Full name and address must be gwen o..
oofv initials or fictitious name VIII be dseo
IN my answers The prescriptions caa De
flied at a-y weIl-stocked drug store Any
druggist can order OF wholesaler
who have suffered as you do. have beer
cured by using the following tonic restors.
tive treatment: Get from your druggist l
or tincture cadomene mot ca-daTnoab anu
ozs. syrup OF hypophosphites comp mlS'
and take . tesspOonfal before eacn Hae@i'
Always shake well before taking
Miss 7. r" asks: DO you think
weight Of 80 pounds IS too much for sir.
Of medium height; and what can sS'e'E
take 20 reduce about 30 pounds
Answer: Your weight Is excessive. and
II II increases II may cause much suffer
ing and embarrassment I advise the reE1-
lar use o: S-Erain Areoisns ,ss'ess' go. ai
tubes With full directions for seif-acHinis-
tration.
nevr are In a bed condition. have dizzy
spells and dark spots before my eyes Also
have t~ingcs 90 rheumatism Can .
heipedT
Answer: To cure kidney and liver trouble
use three grain suipherb tablets mot sui
uhr-g These are packed In sealed tubes
asth full directions Tor taking They act
pleasantly and tone W The bowels ane liver
effective and highly curative.
.Phoebe--The following viii cure your
children % betwettirr. Get drains OF
..,f,sfs ana o. comp. fluid bainnwort. Mix
nd give the child from 10 10 IS drops in
water about one hour before each meal
safaud~ writes. 4 have suffered a great
deal with cafarrh. n rivcs me- headaches.
a~~-ss ny eyes. ard my breath T. awful
can you prescribe something 70 cure y
onfy ny nostrlis and throat are Affected
Ansa-r: have prescribed sntlseptic VI
Ice r,sv-sr- and grateful letters from hun
S~~ss indicate that u - speedily curative.
80 rrurf te used ccrasionaliy % prevent
recurrence. Get a sNo-cunre otietnal pack
- q Mat Of warm water. Prom the palm
n th~ hand rnun the water thrpueh ne
rosfr1Ir until fhoroughiy cieAnsed. two OF
three times day. ny 80. - 49, -.
,aseifne AMI apply vel ID into the nostriiH
twice rafly and your caiarrh should soon
BE- cured.
.orsa~ writes. 4 am troubled Win Itch
80 reafp. dafdruf and ny hair is falling
oct. u Il harsh ard brittle"
Answer. Pain yellow Ninyol is the best
remedy for uchfng scaip. falling hetr a1d
dardrun that I know o. II can bs eoerht
a. 4 a. 5arr and u used accordirE 20 oirec-
fions win cure eli diseases u ne halr ara
srafp. NJ the haiF is harsh aud orittle ano
var. A. bothered with those sfraEEilrg
iocka the uss 81 uninyoi vii restore thst
SAT-. fury appearance ana brine sscs the
lur~nr~ natural coior Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
FINAL SESSION HELD.
Railway Accosstine A.
sociafIon t6fsurn.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va. February me
Southeastern Railway Accounting A.
sOciation adjourned here TO-DAY. The
final business session was taken NJ
with = discussion 81 average railroad
operation computations.
The following were named as c1in-
mittee chairrnen after the creation 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

Figures heretofore given IN detail
IN these columns. summarized. show
that both as buyer and seller, ms
United states during 1912 broke all lis
nreyious records. and a statement Is
ss,ed by the Bureau Of Foreign ana
Domestic Commerce disclosss that the
EXPORTS and imports together made a
voiurne OF business OF more than So
coo. 00e. 900
The imports last year were Naluec
40 in 1911. while the exports in 1917
were se39s.Ss5, or about $500 cv.-
600 more than the 1911 record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
VIII rake charge February Is.

Especial 10 The 7 IFlles IylsVaNOH.I
Lynchburg. Va. February w l.
Corwith. who was recently elected sec
retarv Of the Chamber Of Commerce
here. has advised that he VIII take
charge February IS. For several years
he was secretary OF the Greater Char
lotte IN c. Club. and he comes wen
eouipped for his work here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

the rniiitianren. In the several trials
letter mer will be barred. but in the
fral relay two teams. captained by
Ncsee and Vaughan respectively. will
try Tor premier honors. large gal
lcry will witness the events
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
TUGGLE WINS IN PRIMARY.
Election mt MsrtinsyilIe for Somins-
ton of Postmaster.
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.I

Especial 20 The Tlmes- DIhpatcH.I
Hsrffnsvi1le Va February Sin
the Democratic preferential primary
held here for the nomination Of post.
master. II. l. Tuggle received ~
Gravefy, II Hon. T. w. Saunders viii
follow the accommodation OF the pri-
mary In naming the applicant Tor post
master The term of the incumbent.
Or. Charles Z. Smith. expired in 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

A. InvIfafion lndor Iraek meet VII
- he.d BY the Richmond Light In
fautry Blues tonight in the armory OF
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Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-10-24
PlucNy SparrowsE% IS

When feeding time comes around at
the zoo one of the keepers spreads, on
large wooden. square 1.-THE giant
birdcage big pieces Of raw beef
The eagles gather round. theNulturcs
gather round. and even the griffon vui-
lures and the awful lammergeier draw
close. With their strong talonS they
clutch Il piece of the red meat, hold it
close to the ground and tear5i with
their beaks: y
The sparrows are on hand They
enter the cage where these big birds
make their home Fitting here and
there. a sparrow will peck alta piece
Of meat which a terrible eagle clutch
es in his talons and will trysgto drag
it away. eagle and ALL ASlittle hen
sparrow. busy and hungry. will elbow
her way into the flock of terrible birds
and in her actions seems to- say. II
can lick a cageful of eagles. and where
any eating's going on you have got to
count me in.'' jI..%
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-10-24
crownina the Queen.

. q =. .9t
The fairies We're almost In despair.
It was the day before the night of the
queens coronation ball. atss5which she
was to be crowned.
The fairies had made "a very pretty
crown for the queen. but the naughty
elves had stolen it.. They hadn't time
to make another, and they were very
unhappy. t5l#.
j. AS they We're going to the ball they
heard sounds behind thenn&and looked
around and saw the queen in her
beautiful chariot. They SAVE also that
she had a crown, on her. head.s %
They crowded around her aser; to
hear her story. and willGtell.it to you
as she told it to them. s
"As | was walking across the grass
near the@woodcutter's cottage began
the fairysi in her beautiful soft voice.
looking at the sunset, j stumbled over
something 1t was the 5Woodcutter's
little daughter. .' Il =, =
She had been picking flowers for: her
mother and overheard all that YOU
all said about having 10 crown for
me. She jumped up, took of ssher ring
ond put it on my head and said could
have it. so that is how came to have
a crown" q, r. =. $ Jlsl5s $t
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-10-24

" Anerc PressA Associa
and intends sd
he civil built ehgh Valley railroad
Franklin and
NJ
A. in
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-10-24
FOR The CHILDREN
A..GoodIl FAIRY.
.EolloW Fairy Find-a-.IWa

Follow Fairy Find-a-Way lfss.5ss
If you follow any.
Those VINO do so always say i.
g5 He has songs a-many
And win open wide a door
Where II seemed was none before. 1
II you. honest. have a doubt
5 Who Sts best to follow ys&
II 5Try-Again and Look About,
Quick as any swallow. ,s.zs..4
Come and whisper you and say.
Follow Fairy Find-a-Wayr &
!; h s{s : i5i -Children'ss Magazine.
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