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Evening journal., 1913-04-02
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Residents of Pine Grove are rails
ing funds to build a public hall.
-Hagerstown plasterers are on
strike for an advance in wages from
So to $3.50
The recent high waters caused
heavy loss to goldfish cultivators IN
Frederick county.
The new Mount Union United
Brethren Church. near Snydersburg,
was dedicated Sunday
Thieves raided the smokehouse of
u. e. Hager, near Reed, and stole a
lot Of smoked meats.
Alleging unfaithfulness Mrs.
Isaiah S. Glass has filed suit in Hag-
erstown for absolute divorce.
A four-volume Life of Lincoln
has been presented to North East High
schoo, by F. A. Ford.
The Cecil County Commissioners
will construct a concrete bridge over
Stone Run, near New Bridge.
Thrown from a wagon in COLI
sion Il. H. Riley, of Red Turkey, es.
capped injury, while the vehicle was
damaged.
John II. Middlekauff incumbent;
Frank n. Fahrney and John Wood are
candidates for fire marshal at Has
erstown.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson has con-
tributed 10 bazaar now being held
by the ladies of Chestertown dainty
handkerchief
William j. Peach and Grason H.,
Gent. of Cockeysville. have announced
themselves candidates for County
Treasurer
Crushed when a jack slipped
while helping to move a house in
Colts. Frank George had to have part
Of one hand amputated.
The breaking of a wheel on a
freight car caused a freight wreck on
the Baltimore e Ohio at Oldtown,
three tracks being blocked three
hours.
Several hundred dollars worth
of hospital necessities and S125 in
money was contributed to the Havre
de Grace Hospital during donation
month
In a 20-mile chase by the Sheriff
William Catlett. alleged to have been
caught trying to break into the house
OF II. A. Stockslager, near Funkstown
escaped.
"A pardon has been granted
Charles Wilcher, serving 20 years IN
the penitentiary for burgarizing the
home of Norman Rice, Hagerstown
because OF bad health.
A committee of Is, with Nichola.
Herbert as chairman. was named a,
a public meeting 10 devise ways and
means for organizing new Catholic
congregation at Overlea
Judge W H. Harlan, of Bolair. /.
presiding over Towson Court in tn,
absence of Judge Duncan. who is al
Atlantic City. recovering from rheu
matism.
Charged with interfering with :
teacher while conducting publ,
school in Port Deposit, Teresa May
colored, was fined $40 and costs b,
Magistrate Ash, OF Elkton.
Suit to enforce back support hal
been instituted in Hagerstown by Mrs
Sarah A. Mondel against her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Annie w. Ullum Jones. OF
the ground that she was given prop
erty by the mother under that under
standing.
While undergoing an operation
at the Hagerstown Hospital. his rich
hand having ben mangled in machin
cry. Thomas L. Clifton received wore
from home that a fence had beer
blown on two of his children and one
injured internally.
William H. Snyder sold his 1874
acre farm in Conococheague district
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through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. The effect Is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. nuify and
wavy. and have an appearance Of
abundance; an incompatible lustre,
softness and luNuriance. the beauty
and simmer of true hair health
Get a % cent bottle Of knowltons
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove to yourself
tonight-now-that your hair Is as
pretty and soft as any--that it has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment--thats all-you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots of Il II
you will just try a little Danderine.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SALE or SCHOOL
i Bonds-The Board Of Public Education
in Wilmington, Delaware, will receive sealed
proposals Tor all any pnrt Of forty thou
sand dollars school building and equipment
bonds. known as Glass A and b, until 8
O'Clock, p. m. Saturday, April 5, 1913.
Said bonds are coupon in form and bear in
terest at the rate Of four and one-half per
centum per annum, and are Of the denomina-
tion OF one thousand dollars each being due
aud payable; ClassA, 10000 after fifteen
years Proposals must be in strict accor-
dance with the circular advertisement and
must be submitted on forms prepared by
the Board Of Public Education, which will
be supplied on application 10 the secretary.
The right to reject is reserved.
HARRY j. GUTHRIE
Secretary the Board Of Public Education in
Wilmington Del. rr-
marl7.I9,al.2A2e.2s,3 l -aprs.3
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EDEN hodge, OFFICERs.

Grand Master Lewis and staff will
install the newly elected officers of
Eden Lodge No. "a. l. o. o. f., to-
morrow. They are n. G., Thomas r.
Grier. Jr.; V. G., Charles H. Forward;
Secretary. Ernest c. Parks; Assist
ant Secretary, stephen f. Jackson.
The Degree staff association OF
Eden Lodge will have a meeting and
rehearsal Wednesday, April 2, s
O'Clock.
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FATHER OF 81 CHILDREN
IS ROOSEVELT ADMIRER

GRAND FORKS, n. d., April g.
Father of 81 children is the distinc-
ton possessed by H. T. Hertsog, a
rancher-farmer living near Palermo.
Three times has Hertsog married
widows with large families.
Mr.. Hertsog is 20 years old, looks
Ike a man of 60 takes care of 30
head of cattle and II horses. grew
1900 bushels of grain last year, and
hauled It to market himself
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Dissolution NOTICE.


- TATE or DELAWARE OFFICE or
- SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An To Whom These Present May Come,
Grcetinr'
Whereas 10 appears 20 my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
Tor the voluntary dissolution thereof. by the
my Office, the Krcbs Pigment and Chemical
Company. o corporation ~ this state. whose
principal Office Is situated IN the town Of
Newport county Of New Castle state Of
Delaware H. J. krcba President being
agent therein and in charge thereof upon
whom process may De served. has complied
with the requirements Of IAN Act providing
approved March q. A. ID. 1901 amended and
approved March ~, A. d. 1909. amended and
approved March 20. A. d. 1905. amended and
approved March ~ A. ID. 1907. amended and
approved April s, A. d. 1909. and amended
and approved March 81, 1911. preliminary 70
the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, T. Ihomas Vs. Miller Sec
rotary Of sfaie Of tho State Of Delaware. do
hereby certify Nat the said corporation did,
on the sevcntoeHh day Of March. A. ID. 1919,
Ale To- ihe Office a duly executed and attostod
conscnt in writing 20 tho dissolution Of said
corporation. executed by an the stockholders
thereof which said consent and the records
of the proceedings aforesaid, are now file
in my said Office provided by law.
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hcreunto set my hand and
official seal az Dover. this seven.
tsEAIl toonth day Of March, In tho year
OF our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and thirteen.
THOMAS w. MILLER
mari o. 26 apr2,e- Secretary Of State.
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Washington county, to Jacob NJ
Sprecher for $500.
Cecil County Methodist Protest
ant ministers and lay delegates have
gone to Lynchburg, Va. to attend
Maryland Conference.
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p. o. OF 4. PRESIDENT HERE.

Mrs. Sarah r. Waldman has been
entertaining the National President
of the Patriotic Order Of Americans,
Mrs. NJ. w. Wilkinson, OF Richomnd,
Virginia.
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM
H., tho West with carload OF the best
NHWk horses thnt ever came 10
0-U wilmington. Anyone wishing a
pair or single horse, will
be- glad 10 try and scll thom Horses can
he seen nd any time / have fifty head Of
an kind Of horses on hand Private sales &C
an times.
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL.
mar 1s.1m, No, Alp w Front ~
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was just the kind Of production which
would suit the people here. and in this
he again showed his ability to meet
the needs and cater to the tastes Of
the local people. There will be a sue
cessful week for THE Spendthrift'
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PRINTERS
NOTICES

.-.--,,sr--~.
wv T. BAKE OUR BEANS BOSTON
w style. with ham, 15c. Exchange
lunchroom. No East seventh 81. mar1t-tm
NJ OTlCE-C. A. CHURCH HAS RE-
~ moved his dentist oficc from No 7o6
Market street 20 his homo, No. 5o4 West
Ninth street. Phone, 30st mart2-im.
~ HE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
L Wilmington are invited 90 call and 40
spect our fun limo Of spring samples and
STYLES. You can get "a anit order slsie q.
and workmanship guaranteed AZ IT, Willer
Ladies' and Gents Tailor, No. $40 King
.LrcnL d. 3 A. nMona. llll lnha-nm.
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No Petty Saving

Don't look for petty savings.
Look for something decisive.
Statistics show that rim-cut-
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RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours, Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursions Law.
est Rates. 9. s. "BERMUDIAN'' (the shin
used by President Elect WILSON, snils
every Wednesday, 10 q. m. Twin screw
1851 tons displacement Submarine siq
nails orchestra wireless Record trip
so hours 20 minutes. FASTEST, newest and
only steamer snding passengers at the dock
in Bermuda without transfer. 8. 8. "ORO-
TAVA" f0.O63 tons displacement: sanx
every Tuesday. beginning February II. Tiek
ats INTERCHANGEABLE with r. NJ. s. p o.
WEST INDIES
Nav s. s. Guiana and other steamers fo<t
nightly for ST. Thomas. Sc. Croiz, St Kitts.
Antigua Guadalupe. Dominica, Martinique
ST. Lucia, Barbados and Demerars
For full information apply TO A. Z. OUTER
BRIDGE a CO.. Agents Quebec s. a. o.
Ltd. 20 Broadway. New York, JOHN CRAIG
LOT W Ninth street OF any ticket agent.
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ting ruins 23per
cent Of all old
type tires.
And our 10
per cent over
size with the
average car,
adds rs per cent
to the tire mile
age.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

NJ oT1Cr-rsAAC s. BULLOCK. TIN.
~ smith and Roofer has removed 10 No.
us shipley ST. mar2s-1m.
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DAG CARPET SHOP, NO. Ga JEFFER-
IL son street Your old rags woven into
nice carpets MARLIN.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
nigh class HORSES at
Vim. a. kiair's stables,
Eighth and Tatnall Sta,
"wednesday, April o, 1913,
nj ! o'clock. sharp.
ONE CARLOAD OF
HORSES. AS GOOD AS
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

ID uBIlC SALE or VALUABLE REAL
Estate Tho Harrington Public school
building win be sold saturday April ~,
4ota nt D. M. IN front OF
the Harrington House. Harrington, Del.
This building 10 wen located ON
] IA acres OF land and contains eight large
rooms with large hall above and below, aud
ia suitable Tor factory pnrposcs. VIII be
sold 20 the highest bidder for cash.
BENJAMIN KNOX, Secretary
mari o % 20, 2o-npr2.5,9.l
~ JRLIc sALE-As AM GOING Nc
4 discontinue farming. and have sold no,
ott's Mills near Columbia School, ON Thurs
day April o. nt ~ o'clock, sharp, the fol.
lowing personal property;
head of horses, I pair mules. io head of
Cattle lsome viii be fresh by day Of sale)'
6 Heifers.
thoroughbred Chester white sows with
pigs, one Boar
covy Ducks. pekin Ducks, Common Ducks,
Farm Wagon. Family Carriage, Dearborn,
Buggy, Horse Cart, sets Of Harness, col
lars 3 brides.
Empire Grain Drill Mower Gang Pillow,
Roller. Corn Planter. Disc Harrow. 6o-tooth
Harrow. Corn Worker Sulky CultivHtor,
Horse Rake, plowa Culiivators, Grindstone,
Buckeye Incubator. Swinging Churn.
900 Chestnut Posts. I ton Phosphate. 400
bushels Corn. 200 bushels Potatoes, Bnrbed
Wire
Sale positive. rain or shine. All sums Of
$40 aud under. cash; over that amount,
six months credit. per cert on for cash
SAMUEL r. CUNNINGHAM.
These goods have only been In use one
season mar29.apr2.
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MONEY CAN BUY.
scloct,d NV W. 81 Townsend direct from
the farms of Frederick county, Maryland. We
dciivrr thnm from tho nruducnr TO the con.
sumef with but one commission--with an nn.
questionable guarantee. backed by our past
reputation. Acclimatcd and ready for bust
ness az a lower price than you can purchase
them elsewhere In the Fest. Gentlemen, You
who are drst class horse buyers, VIII nnd
horses ranging from q 90 years old. weigh
ing from 1900 20 1000 pounds, hlocky punt
with the style. bone and muscle. some fine
Young mnrcs One second hand grey mare
In foal A few good second hand horses we
viii give YOU ono week 10 try them ana ~
not AZ represented. return them 20 us.
Conditons--A note Of go days. interest
added The note must look az good 20 us a.
the cash or it win be rejected.
Dealera-Don't miss this sale ns we can
sell them 90 per cent. less than che fhila.
dclphia houses the freight is cheaper and
risk Is lessi horses are acclimnted and but
one commission Be- added.
JOHN y O'NEAL,
". s. TOWNSEND.
ELLIS HICKS. Clerk april ,2,difo,s-
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What VIII 1t Cost
Judge by Meter
to Know?

Let actual mileage tell you
which tire to adopt. There is
no need for guesswork.
And remember that legions
and legions of men have made
this test on Goodyears. Men
have used them for IA years
used two millions of them.
AS a result, these tires now
outsell every other tire in ex-
istence.
AS another result, last year
alone our sales increased by Us
per cent.
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~ w. CHAPMAN, LATE T. p LAUREL.
-. Del. is now omen for collection of hills
for merchants. doctors and others in all parts
~ Delaware. Prompt personal attention
given. Give mo trial ONCE. sf3 Mar
ket street mar28.eod- I'm. I.
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" ACUUM CLEANING. WITH LARGE
street machine. Also with best electric
machine. Call u. & A. phone. 2O74 for erti-
mates Machine 20 hire by the DAG
Vacuum Cleaning Co, No 1913 Harrison
street. Agency Tor santo Vacuum Cleanet
feb3 6m.
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HARKY PRfCE-LADfES' AND GENTS
tailor. Cleaning securing. dyeinR press
ing and repairing. An work guaranteed.
Work called for and delivered Phone orders
promptly attended TO. No. 1901 Lincoln ST.
Phone, 187bD mar5.fm
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Public Serpice OBLIGATIONS.

A a recent meeting OF the city
~ tlIb of Baltimore pu address
was delivered on "Oblgations OF
Public Service Corporations" The fol.
lowing quotation shows that at least
one official hns the right idea or the
duties OF his company toward the pub
lie:
1T should be clearly understood that
the performance OF public duties by such
corporations Il not the comforting OF "A
favor upon the public. hut the DIS
charging OF duty which the public
has an undoubted right to require.
Public service corporations are not
philan,hrOp!c institutions, and their OH
5rct In the conduct OF their business
IL gain, bat from the very nature of the
business certain w-l,-ieilncd obligations
spring a. long a. the business Ii con
durtel, aud these obligations arise On.
t.rely Independently OF whether the dis
charge of them By the corporation IL
profitable TO them or not,
"A better understanding OF the re-
c.procsl lights OF the public aud the
duties OF public service corporations has
boon IN "A large measure accountable for
;.r .HuPc ~ policy ~ public sery.cr
.rpttou- during recent yuigs. Tn
i.uIu.u't u'N a ." s,... .. r.,-
.~.'
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PIatonic Friendship.

90. H. writes; Il am very much IN
love with young lady but she says
she only wants 10 be friends. I do not
feel that can go on seeing her on this
basis. What. snail | do?"
Consult your greatest happiness.
There IL OF course Il certain chance
that the young ladv may eventually
love you Il YOU do not give up seeing
her.
III. D." writes! MY brother In
about to be engaged. What would be
a suitable gift for him.
II IL not customary to make young
man engagement presents. but OF
course YOU may give him anything you
like,
ar. W" writes. Would YOU advise
a young man to call ON a girl whom he
likes very much but who, he feels sure.
does not like him?'
Let him call few times. II he Is per-
mittcd, and try 10 overcome her dis
IKE.
I'D. r." writes. II have noticed a ceg-
tain CIR! for the last six months ana
should Ike TO know her, But have no
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The Members OF the Clrrhoss % the
Liver club pretend TO ne Jocuar when
they Hear Of a Fellow Members Dcath
but they Do That to Hide their Inner
Quaking at the Crack OF Habits whip.
II a Man awakes Depressed at the
End OF Sine Hours OF Sound. sweet
OF his Job and Needs to Oct New
One!
"Sohe Day" knows the Road to the
Cemetery!
" OnlV the FanitlcsS were Per-
mitted 10 Indulge in Criticisms Of
their Neigh bOrS, that Kind Of chatter
mOud Soon BecOm'" an EchO'
We Never Happened 10 Meet 4 Sire
Enough Ach!eNer who Needed one "
those "Do IT now signs over his
Desk.
Incompetence In Remedlable, but In
difference Is lncurable.
The Maybe" Man never Needs a
spcedoneter,
Tho Boss saws that se"cral T!ne- Ne
has got GOOD Results from Giving me
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dietary for law Interpreting. the Execu-
tive for law executing.
an CHOW are the members Of the
House OF Representatives. Chosen')-
fhev are chosen every second year by
TIE peopl" If The various States
53 utOw ar" tuc members OF the
United states Senate chosen?) Two
Senators from each State are chosen b. !
the Legislature Of such a State; to serve
Tor six years,
;Si nn what four ways. apart from
latitude, n u districts temperature de-
,crmlnedD-By altitude, by the nearness
10 a large body Of water by the dlrec-
ton of tle prevailing winds and by
ocean currents.
go tWhat foods are most easily d.
gested when raw ;J--Dysters and eggs
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a
uhoW cdRe
whc
could shOw them The
children
People rcH that The
0ddness had
Every Riddle Who listened
that these
books at home They Heapyids
AND THE PRINCESS ELEANOR sCHORER
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Household Electrics
By Stephen L. Coles.

motor carried on little tru,k and q
set of rotary cleaning brushes which
are driven By the motor through suit
able flexible devices winch enable tho
brushes to he applied 10 any pa I of tho
wall at any easily rea ched height
The truck II wheeled up to the base
board or a room, the current Ii switched
on ana the brushes are applied natwlsc
to the surface % the wall to he cleaned.
Tn" truck II then novel u a new posi-
Ton and the process repeated
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Electric Fan Data.

~; ~ those persons WAC think In
I figures 1as taken the pains to
develop snm" mathematics IN
connection with the electric fan. He
states that III" ordinary slxtern-lnch
electric fan contains 3ia feet OF wire
and more than $50 pieces Of material
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Ing Tarxan, evidently expect
Ing him To return 70 shore;
but this the boy had no inten-
- ton o, doing.
Instead n, raised hi. volc. In tic call
"a, I,.,r... .,,,,,,.,, ., nj. ,r,h. .di,nv
-, =, 49,, ,.,,,,,a nio, ,,,,Ld nroy.n,
F." Wv '"'H -
""u'"-"e r'so""S "'"'
the clutches or sabor'
ALMOST Immediately therr came an an
swcr from the distance. and presently
forty or nfty great apes swung rapidly
and majest,calIy through the trees to-
w.rd the sccne. ~ tragedy
Tn IN. va, wa. KaIa for .,e hal rec.
o,,,. "A a.. ,,n.. q, h., n.., ov,d
-. Wv A.. 49,. u,
MI" WIZ" n'' ""s WV "'o'",, VI '"o w
ue ape "h" i"y ue"o oehes'n crue' ga
Dor
Though more powerful and better
equipped for nghting than the apes the
tiger had no desire to meet these On.
RACED adult, and wiz, m smart nj hatred
| n. ,,r.,w ,,I.L,v t,,o a.. ,-,,., .,,
dlss nnear.J ~
Tar,an no,. .yar "a -,... nm, .,.,,-
h.,.J om,c,,,v ,,no,, Az ,.s T,,~ go.
inv of freshness and az nI,.ra,,or wh,eh
the cooi water. Ind I,nnar,.d IN aim
SOD nj, beinv with ura,cfui sur,ri.c.
! and c,.. after no I,s, mn n,nor,,,ni,v
( 10 TAX. N daIiy chung. I'm ist. a, .tr.s m
or ocean when 4, wa. nos.,hl. N Az a.
For n long time Kaia cm,ia NOT .c.
custom herself To IN. slsht, for though
! her people could syin when forced IN
| n, they dld moi Ike IN cnter water: nd
never did 40 voluntarily
| The adventure with the tiger raye
| Tarzan food for pIea an n l,ie rpomor,es
, for 1, was ,uch AFFAIRS which broke the
mono,ony nj his daily life which other-
, wise would have been hut n dull round
Z %, s.archInx for food. eating and .Ieen-
Ing,
The tribe TO which he belonged roamed
trac, ex,endIng rouyhiy twen,y-fvc
miles along the seacoast ana some nfty
m',e. inland This they trayersed al
mos, continually. seldom remaining long
/ In ono locality. hut AZ they moved
/ ,hrouyh the tree, with great speed they
/ or,en c,vere,I the tertiary in a very
few DAYS Again they would remain
! FOR months IN The same locality,
much depended upon food supply.
| climatic conditions. and the prevalencs
%, animals OF the more dangerous
.n.ci..: though k.rch.k often led
\ ,i.u -, Long narches far M oth,r
| ,...o, Tho, ,bat IA. md ,i,ed Of pa.
,,,.tn,n. ,n ,ho sam. niacs
A, Lob, ,hsv sian, WHARF darkn.as
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o,. .",n.,,mn, cov.r,ny ,h.,r h.aJ.
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n''is ",nSt az VI. "".,.'o' '"a' "."'"
na,e po'onse. W MS '"r sou"s ''o'"'r
"am Hhe ,N""'
""n ne W's n'sppen,en' sue cured
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DO you mean the Kind or things they
identify criminals with"
Thumb prints? Scarcely. Did you
think I'd suddenly become "A crook and
had to have my thumb prints taken? Not
quite so bad as that, assure you. Ia
plain English am simply trying to
smooth out my wrinkles"
Il did not know you had any"
Thank you. That shows that my
method Is successful. You see, put
on these half-moon patches every once
IN while to straighten out the smile
wclnsles that come around my mouth
AMI this square patch on my forehead
to stop my bad habit of frownng. while
these funny looking triangular patches
at the corners OF my eyes are to ward
on crows feet"
but nobody has crows feet at
thirty" objected the Girl.
80. that's only my stage age or
suDpnse I shnuii rutos- cay mo ..n
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what made
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anything like
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