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The evening world., 1913-07-24
Best Looks.

= OSEPH q. CANNON. former Speaker OF the
Hours and q visitor at Washington now. waa
y standing on the sidewalk On Psnnylvsnis
avenue recently talking with friend, whom an
elderly, Quiok. speskins man approached.
Excuse me-" said the elderly man. but I've
,..n watching YOU and wondered II l.. ever seen
you befors." ,x..A
Mr.. Cannon smiled In sswsr.
30 you know" continued the elderly man. y
thought at first you were Uncle Joe Cannon
They say that Uncle Joe and Shelby Cullom
both look hks me-" responded the eA-spssker.
well. I don't know about that said the
elderly man. but I'll say this for you--youre a
durn dsht better looking than either Of them -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The evening world., 1913-07-24
The Hedgeville Editor.
BY John L. Hobble.

" Co. (Ths New York Evening word,.
~ ECK HENDERSON says that
|" nothing pulverizes him quite SO
1 1 much as the man who 10 too
small for his own success.
~ Ev. FROST says the only thing
X that can Interfere with real
. friendship Is marriage or money.
IF people had less human nature and
more feeling for others the world
would be considerably better of.
"HE less a man knows the more
easily he Is insulted. says Prof.
4 Pinned.
The evening world., 1913-07-24

Copyright, 1913. By The PTso Publish
@LD FORK says that too many
people are getting into society
~ on glass diamonds.
- GOD intentions may be good FOR
the conscience. but the best thing
~ for the reputation Is to keep your
debts paid.
~ AVID CRAUM says he IL always
willing to accept favors to en-
- courage generosity In others.
TIME only faulty that are notice.
able enough to attract attention
4 are somebody else's.
The evening world., 1913-07-24

nan cent each. Therefore, AZ 10
can't + BE 10 cent - Ss cent for two,
or ILL cent for L Whereas G .oli
his 70 oranges at . for . cents, or Al
the rate ~ as cent each. Solution.
AZ + BE ora9gss - % s-n cent av.
srass selling price OF r orange % 2s
cents total. C's % ~ cent avcras,
selling price Of ! - - cents. Hence tn,
m'ss'ns cent. II. q. FISHER.
The evening world., 1913-07-24
The Lesser Evil.

A GENTLEMAN from the North VA snjoytns
~ the sacitsmnt Of . bsar hunt down 10
Missisippi. Ths bear was surrounded tn
Q snsu ssss thiekst. The dogs could Dot ct the
bsas out sad the plsstss WHO was ct the head q
the hunt ssnsl y - q ~ ssssos;
"sas, . u tA~s ed - ~ NV out"
~ Hs0s AsDeaAal ~ . osnns ~ ~
ss..s:a ~ a AG - ::
The evening world., 1913-07-24

Nv shotsS
her position In life
be. should know
come line Of work
well enough to be
In d Q p endent o.
m a az Q. She
says:
II believe every
Girl should bs
taught something,
should specialize In
q ertain line
which. should ne
cessity arise. will
on ahlo hcr IN MAKE
The evening world., 1913-07-24

s'>
ancients that It
was lucky" to
h ave q cricket
about the house.
and u seemed all
right that I h e
cricket had' been
woven into some
famous m o d o r n
stories.
We know now,
however. that the
cricket. instead OF
being . romantic
The evening world., 1913-07-24
MEN TO THE RESCUE.

- HALL stand by like towards and thrust upon
defenseless who don't want it? Never declares the
New York State Mems Association, gives notice that since
the Suags supported by league Of men, shall make
their fight similarly aided.
The extension Of political suffrage in the New York
T. million mas become political question It is to be
submitted to popular 1872 Therefore, these brave males
hse organized with headquarters In this city, determined while
there power print and postage stamps persuasion fingers
the human voice. mot another State shall nct franchise
it without their consent"
This idea Of suffrage kind Of nhuman burden to b.
bound upon the shoulders Of shrinking victims h bewderng
until you get used to it. Anyway shall be treated the
OF suffrage legion and ansurag legion each composed of
men, II times not hopelcssy modern would put
on their best clothes and seats the grand while their
champions CALAMITY fought for them in the dust
The evening world., 1913-07-24
PIN HEADS.

70 wonder Mr. Murphy plays golf and gns the landscape
Why should be worry Confusion the fusion camp
each COMPOUNDED The tiger busiy engaged
in running round in circles and stepping its feet
impossible for any possess br.ns
harmony and idea Of what against Why
b pin-heads?
The evening world., 1913-07-24
WHO TALKS OF CONFIDENCE?

MORGAN and the other New Haven profess
be looking for president who will inspire confidence in the
OVA stockholders.
The stockholders would be only too glad to be thus inspired
But they feel confidence until they who
that betrayed them? Mr. Meen only the highly trained
player who made the colossal game Of exploitation that
bigger watched and directed.
What actually became Of tho millions juged Of sight in
acquiring oeys and steamship lines that had had"
that had be psa Who got these millions and how much did
the directors know Of what going on? Two hundred and four
million dollars drawn of from the New Haven treasury into
outside channels Do the still preside at the ap
When New Haven stockholders have heard these que
TONS and not until them win he time to talk Of confidence
Colonel n IS this the
only booking leading ..~.>.
The evening world., 1913-07-24

Canadian prison superintendent proposes substitute glass
doors for because the depressing effect on the
prisoners" Why not Incredibly conceal from them that they
laill
The evening world., 1913-07-24
Letters From the PeoDIe1
ysae -, Ne.

Jsas -, me-.
- ~ EAtas q ~ Dssuins World
On wkat date dia Harry x. Thaw
Nh Stanford Whitsf
~ N. q HICKEY.
Amsterdam. N. z.
The sRsshest'' La.guags.
- ~ EAitss a ne evsaias w@sd,
FOR the benefit Of Mr.. Nissim. who
wisAss 70 know which language 10 the
richest In vocabulary. let mo quote Q
Dasasraph from the introduction To the
Standard Dictionary: ''Ths verbal rich.
ness % the English language II mar
vslioua Notwithstanding the rejection
- scores Of Thousands Of farms gath
80 In our 'tsiar - working 70.
aabuiary. the Standard registers nearly
tArea hundred thousand words and
phrasss. That eminent German phil
esegist and isxioosraphsr. DR.. Jacob
0Tmus-Who In the estimation Of many
scholars was the best qualified Of all
philoiogists 10 cypress . Judgment on
the comparative merits Of living Ian.
suagas-said. In writing Of the Eng
~ language: When We consider IT.
slshnsss. intsiisetvaiity and condensed
aAAotabiiity. 10 one Of al the other
MING languages nay b pIscsd ct IL
slls-yea, not svsa our German Ian.
0oA0a'" A. r. D.
ne l1lssonG COn1.
- ~ nAtt9 q ~ usohs Was1l;
u aAswsg 70 Chsriss W. 0's prob
~ ct The -aissing can't" submit the
feo1evlAg eelutaea; A haA y osaasss.
vhSsA ~ ael1 fes cent Or ens-thirl
= . eeat -. , haA = ssaAgeA
Seass = - > r. , ~ y sss
The evening world., 1913-07-24

The House Of Representatives considering saving device
whereby memoer may record hts vote by pressing button II
only be could make speech by dropping Il In q sot
The evening world., 1913-07-24
Another Ideal Smashed!
Tbs Time It's tie ''Cr eket on he Heanh'
BY Clarence L. Cullen
By Clarence L. Cullen

Copyright. 1919. by The Press Pubashi
A LWAYs. like everybody else. We
Al had considered the cricket as
\ cheerful ch!rper. We accepted
The evening world., 1913-07-24

Copyyish, ,sis BY The prsss Pubish''
FRS. BENTON M'MuLLIN. wife OF
III the newly appointed Minister to
VI Peru. believes that every girl.
The evening world., 1913-07-24

The Colonel vaudeville The Australian circui Is this the
only booking LETT for Americas leading entertainer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-06

Tommy Papa, a river is fed by
small streams, isn't it? Papa-Yes,
my son. Tommy Then / s'pose that
is what makes Its mouth water.
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EMPIRE THEATER

Again the Quaint Q's quartette, come
TO the fore with refreshing change
of musical numbers. the organization
possessing an extensive repertoire. In
the bill for the remainder of the week
the Quaint Q's will endeavor to hold
their place in the esteem of patrons
of the Empire theater. That the turn
has met with popular favor is ably
attested by the enthusiasm manifested
at each temperance Of the talented
quartette. The singers are en- route
to the mainland, where they have been
booked ever several Of the largest vau-
deville circuits
The QCartette sings several parO-
dies and at the same time introduce
much comedy in their musical selec-
lions. The turn is well above the Or
binary as a novelty musical act
The management have in store an
act which will include a dozen CT more
performers that is to take its place at
one Of the local theaterS conducted by
the company within the next fortnight
Completing the bill at the Empire
theater are a series of new and first
run phOtoplays, embracing variety of
subjects ranging from comic to dra-
matte. In The Wives of jamestown"
a thrilling historical picture depicting
scenes in the early days of the United
States, will be presented in two reels.
Other features will be introduced at
each afternoon and evening perform
ance
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In the Young Building

for the clever way In which Is 7sug.
gested the force that hintervenes be-
tween us and evil actions; and for the
splendid transformation effects
conscience is a picture well worth
seeing. 1t doesn't need lurid adjec-
tives Or grandiioquent phrases lit Is a
clean, interesting, cleverly handled
subject. The picture continues for the
remaining nights of the week and the
Saturday daytime shows Other pic
lures are shown at the other matt
nees.l -, - i u
By special arrangement. the womb
rous 4-reel picture. Dante,s Inferno, :"
has been again secured for Honolulu
and will be shown at this theater for
two nights only, next Monday and
Tuesday These who didn't see this
remarkable film some months ago will
be glad to know they have this further
opportunity of witnessing triumph
IN moving pictures. 80. ~
For the balance of next week the
big four-reel story of Pilgrims Prog.
ress" is the feature. This film needs
no Introduction, as the story is SO well
known. Suffice it to say that the story
becomes more real and interesting on
the screen than on the printed page,
and that the film. has been a strong
drawing card in nearly every large
city on the mainland, and will be tho
same here.
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BIJOU THEATER
hcater.

/ Monte Carter will present for pub
lie approval "Izzy, the Tourist" at
the Bijou theater tonight. 1t will
serve TO introduce Walter Spencer,
the new leading man Monte Carter
as Izzy, a Hebrew farmer from In
diana who buys lot OF fake mining
stock, will furnish plenty of laughter
and amusement. Spencer will enact
the role of the swindler who sells the
stocks to Izzy Spencer win sing
Georgia Land" Del Estes will sing
THAT Ragtime Ball." and That's
How Need You will be rendered by
Miss Dee Loretta. A number. that
will no doubt please all will be Geo.
Archer's rendition of "A Grille Was
Just Made to Love" I'm the Guy
will be sung by Geo. Weiss, and a
duet by Del nstees and Walter Spen.
Ger will be presented. By special re-
quest the Biiou trio composed of Ar.
cher, Weiss and Harrington Will
sing a medley of popular songs, old
and new. All of the musical numbers
in this show will be especially attrac-
tive. mp. ,.ss=.s
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MOTHER AND SON
ARE REUNITED
AFTER q YEARS

Among the passengers arriving in
the Makura yesterday were Mrs. An
drew Wilson, her Dansher. Glalys.
and son, Howard. having joprneyei
from their home in Ottawa. GlR.tia.
10 join Mrs. Wilson's son. w. g. Chai.
mers, in this city. The Wilson's will
make their home in Honolulu IN the
future.
The meeting OF mother and son. on
the arrival CT the Makura. was a
pathetic sight. That neither would re-
cognize the other was the belief of
each. but such proved TO be an error.
The reunion of mother and son comes
after a lapse of % years, Mr.. Chalmers
leaving his Canadian home Whena boy
of 16 to make his own way in the
wcrid. The Intervening years have
found him too busy to spare the time
for visit to his boyhood home, con-
sequentiy the arrangements which
bring Mrs Wilson and her younger.
children here.
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SPINSTERS ARE
AWAITING CALL
OF CHAIRWOMAN

With the last roses TREMENDOUSLY adj
tlsted on the best e. to fleetin'
bonnets, and the las friIls carefully
tucked in the right place; Lird and
Parrot cages shined to tie last wire
and music and speeches learned by
heart, the Spinsters avail. their con
vention, which holds forth on the
boards at the Charles r, bishop Hail.
Punahoa. at o'clock this evening.
The Old Maies' Convention IS being
held under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans Guild Of ST Andrews. The sale
of tickets has been large and no seats
will be reserved. The nic;abers OF the
committees in charge OF ire affair are.
Mrs. L. Tenaey Peck. Mrs. l.. r. Fol-.
som. Mrs. Egbert Roberts and Mrs..
Walter Coombs, with w d. Adams
as stage manager The cast of char
acters follows: IS
Officers.
President. Miss Josephine Jane
Green ..,.5...s... MRS. Douglas
....s. ...... Mrs. Douglas
Secretary. Priscilla Abigail Hodgins
1855, =. ~ ]. y. ..,. Mrs. Folsom
Treasurer. Calamity Jane Higgins
...... ...s... Mrs. Melanphy
Rosemary Eyangeline Jones. =.
!. .....s......,..., Mrs. w. p. Kelley
Tiny Snort ....s........ >. Mrs. Lees
Mary Ann Fraddler. Mrs. Ed. Dekum
Jerusha Matilda Spriggins .l....
Mrs. Charles Crane
Patience Desire Man ...........s...5. 4
Z ...... ....... Mrs. r. 0. Matheson
Sophia Stnckup Mrs. w II. Soper
Juliet Nancy Long. Mrs. Jared Smith
Betsy Bobbett Mrs. Val p. Osburn
Samantha Bell Grown. Mrs. g. j. Augur
Polly Jane Pratt Miss Susie Davis
Violet Ann Ruggles ..a............
.......... Mrs. r. T. p. Waterhouse
Belinda Bluegrass Miss Beulah Seeber
Frances Beauty Spot Temptation
81 Touch-Me-N Not -. Mrs. ID. P. Blue
Hannah Susannah Biggerstaff ......
...... ...... Miss Florence Blake
Jane Maria Axhandle -. Mrs. F,ack
Penelope Jane Pettibone s., !.
...i...... ..... Mrs K. r. Roberts
Faithful Hope CrRbtree ....E.......
............. Mrs. d. H. Hitchcock
Jemima Julia Peterbaugh -. 49,. r
1890. ..s..... 2. Mrs. e. Barry
Professor Makeoyer. Mr.. Geo. Potter
Assistant ........... Mr.. w. H. Soper
Products Of "Remodeloseope." r
Mrs. Robbins B. Anderson Mrs. <.
A. r. Ross, Mrs. Alex. Lindsay, Jr.,
Miss Evelyn Cunningham.
Greek Maidens Playing Ball. ~ !
Louise Effinger, Doris Noble, Ber-~
Eice Halstead, Katherine Blake, Ra-
mona Morgan, Maude Ballentyne,
Esme Damon. Rhoda Ballentyne, Ro-
samond Swanzy. Lyby Muteh.
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HEADACHY, BILIOUS, C0NSTIPATED,
CLEAN YOUR LIVER dime A BOX

i You're bilious, You have a throt-
bling sensation il your head, bad
taste in your mouth, your skin is vel
low with dark rings under your eyes,
your lips are parched. No wonder
you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered.
Your system is full of bile and consti-
pated waste not properly pasted off,
and what you need is a cleaning up
inside. Don't continue being a bilious,
these who love you, and don't resort
constfpated nuisance to yourself and
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t. harsh physics that irritate and in
jure. Remember, that your sour dis
ordered stomach, lazy liver, and clog
ged bowels can be quickly cleaned
and regulated by morning with gentle,
thorough Cascarets; a 1C-cent box will
keep your head clear and make you
feel cheerful and bully for months.
Get Cascarets now-wake up refresh.
ed-feel like doing a good days work
make yourself pleasant and useful.
Clean up! Cheer p!-advertisement.
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Capt. Henry C. Merriam who be-
gan sensational divorce yagainst
his wife in San Francisco courts, has
lost his case. and the child has been
awarded to the mother. - -s....
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LOCAL DRUGGIST MAKES
M ANY FRIENDS

The HOLSTER Druk Company re-
ports they are making many friends
through the QUICK benefit which Hoo
noluiu people receive from the sim
pie mixture of buckthorn bark, glyc-
crime; ETC., known as Adler-i-ka. This
remedy became famous by curing APP
pendicitis and it is the most thorough
bowel cleanser known, acting on
BOTH the lower and upper bowel.
JUST ONE DOSE Of Adler-i-ka re-
lieves constipation and gas on the
stomach almost IMMEDIATELY.--ad-
yertisement
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Ay EVER had a pretter nicer display CT
IN Christmas New Year Cards-and they really
cheaper, grade for grade than last
According beauty, &rsic effect and expenseinproduc
prices from SC, 10e &c. 20c 25c eachand
BEAUTIFUL CARDS MAKE INEXPENSIVE YET APPREcI.
ATEp GIFTS TO SEND AWAY
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Daily meetings are being held by
the trustees Of the Planters Assecia-
ton, preparing for the annual conven-
ton of that body. It was denied by
one of the trustees, after this morn
ing's session, that the wage scale was
under discussion as had been reported
on the street.
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addition fine assortment otGW we pave some
handsome Christmassy Boxes for rhalE smaller gifts
then there is Tinse Cord for wrnkh the paekase,
Chsmassy Labels which to write tie 9. the recip
lent seals place p4ekaA or istsers
IN KEEPING WITH THE CHRISTMAS sPlRiIs DON'T FOR,
eETsTo HAVE a CHRISTMAS SEAL. ON EVERY LITTER
YOU POST AROUND cHRlsTMAs TIME.
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Greek Maidens Playing Ball.

Louise Effinger, Doris Noble, Ber
rice Halstead, Katherine Blake, Ra
mona Morgan, Maude Ballentyne
Esme Damon. Rhoda Ballentyne, Ro
samond Swanzy. Lyby Muteh.
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POPULAR THEATER

Three packed houses yesterday at
the little Popular theater proved the
interest CT Honolulu in a play of the
Conscience" class and type. Photo
graphically, for its strength and beau
ty, for the trueness of the incidents,
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
Will be Spotless Town.

An appeal to citizens to make Wash,
ington 'spotless town" on March
was issued Saturday by w. H. Rich
ardson. chairman of the Clean City
Committee. While the district gov
ernment itself has ample funds to care
for the cleaning of the downtown
streets. it is purposed to have the in.
dividual citizens and organizations
put the entire district in apple pie
order.
The official program for the care ot
President-elect Wilson. from the time
he arrives on the morning of March g.
was issued by the committee.
There will be virtually no formali
ties OIL the day of his arrival aside from
his reception at the Urion Station by
the joint Congressional committee
for he will 60 directly TO the hotel
and in the evening will be the CUES,
at a smoker given by the Prince tor
Alumni Association, at which only
Princeton men will be present. The
usual formalities Will be observed
March 4.
1t has been announced that more
than 1000 Princeton graduates anc
undergraduates who will march in the
inaugural parade will wear orange anC
black blazers and white duck trousers.
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
Back Tax Against BurIey.

Auditors Agent Gil6llian sprang {
surprise on the shareholders of the de-
funct Shelby County Equity Warehouse
Company IN claiming taxes due the
State by the company on $1,000 for
the year of 1910. This company OF
Nov ember II. 1909, sold It's warehouse
and redryer and the lot on which they
stand for the sum mentioned to the
Burley Tobacco Company, which exc.
cuted three SIS. ZOO nutes and one fol-
So, 600 in payment therefor. These
notes were not paid until December 10,
1910, and consequently. being in pos
session of the Shelby County Tobacco
Warehouse Company on September 10,
1910, were liable.
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
Chosen Speaker of Arizona
House.

Hartwell Linney, formerly of Dan
vile. was last week unanimously chos
en- Speaker of the Lower House of the
General Assembly of Arizona,at Phoe-
nix. He was elected to the Legisla.
ture from Prescott on the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Linney, after graduating
from Central University and the Dan
Vile College of Law, located IN Har-
rodsburg, where he taught in the clas-
sical academy for two years after
which he went to Prescott, A riz.. whyrt
he has been for five years practicine
law
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
Strong Arm of the Law.

The Courier-Journal of Saturday, al
though mixed in the color of the sub
ject. contained the following editorial
For an example of justice in it's
most relentless form here in Kentucky y
one must observe the strong arm Of the
law when it is brought to bear on a
crap shooter or chicken thief.
"Some time ago Bourbon county
negro stole half a dozen chickens and,
OF course, the strong arm got him and
put him, under the clock quicke,
than he could strip a puIlet of her
feathers and heat up the frying pan.
He went to Jail, where he found no
chicken on the bill of fare, and, be-
ing an expeditions darkey, he succeed.
ed in finding the entrance out while
the turnkey slept. Imbued with the
idea of putting as much daylight as
possible between himself and the
Bourbon county Jail he went to Kan
sas, presumably taking turns about on
slow freight trains and on Shanks' fill
Iy.
"But chicken thief can't 60 any
where without being disturbed. espe-
cially if he happens to have monk ed
with Kentucky hen roost. About
ninety-nine persons out of a hundred
would agree that when "a ltrifiln'
thievin' Niger emigrates from Ken
lucky to Kansas it is rather Happy
solution of an embarrassing problem
in other words, good riddance of bad
rubbish. Justice, however, never
goes to sleep on hen coop and the
strong arm is mighty to swat the base
blackamoor who dares lift broiler OF
disturb the peace and dignity of a
shanghai rooster. Wherefore Rastus
in Kansas is subject OF requisitlon and
the Governor of Kentucky has called
upon the Governor of the Sunhower
State to give him up for transmissio
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
After anySiCkneSs

nothing so rapidly restores health
and vigor as SCOTS EMULSION
It is the essence of natural body
nourishment, SO medically perfect
that nature Immediately appropri-
ates and distributes it to every
organ every tissue-feeding,
nourishing and restoring them to
normal activity.
SCOTT'S EMULSION is not a
patent medicine, but is natures S
body-nourishment with curative,
upbuilding properties and without
a drop of drug or alcohol. It con-
tains superior cod liver oil, the
hypophosphites of lime and soda
with glycerine, and is so delicately
emu1sifed that it enters the system
without digestive effort builds,
tones and sustains.
After Group, whooping cough,
measles and other child ailments it
is natures ally in restoring health.
After grippe or pneumonia it
imparts strength and health, and
for colds, coughs, sore, tight chests
and throat troubles SCOTTS
EMULSION gives the greatest relief
known.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Bloomfield. NJ. 12-s9
The Bourbon news., 1913-02-18
back to Bourbon county. the scene of
his objectionable transgression.

''All this in the name and by the
authority of the Commonwealth. with
the great seal alike d, in order that
the strong arm may reach across the
Mississippi river and fetch Rastus
home on free excursion ticket, paid
for by the Commonwealth aforesaid.
In lieu OF so costly a valentine it
would have been better to have sent
him chrome and an indefinite tick e t
of leave. but the strong arm OF the
law is particularly strong On chicken
thieves and is never 80 active as when
a big black coon abducts a mode st and
shrinking hen."