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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
DUBLIC SALE
4 or
VALUABLE FARM
AND
Per SOnal Property
Near Oak Orchard, Frederick Co., Md

BY virtue Of the authority contained in Power
OF Attorney from the heirs-at-law OH Ma-yaret "a.
Lindsay. late of Frederick County Mar nd, de-
ceased intestate duly recorded among r. Land
undersigned will offer at public sale on the prem
ises on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1918. nc i
o'clock m, all that valuable Farm lately the
251a ACRES AND SQUARE PERCHES OF
LAND more or less. This farm is in high state
Of cultivation and contains large and commo-
dious Dwelling House and Barn and other neces-
sary out-budings in good repair. The farm lies
near Liberty road. mile from Oak Orchard, three
and one-half miles from New Windsor and two
miles from David STEMS store. There is good
water the kitchen door. also thrifty orchard
Of fruit trees. The place is conveniently situated
ms to schools and churches. This would be an ex-
cellent home for any one desiring small farm.
A full description of this property will be found
by reference to the said Power Of Attorney and to
garet A. Lindsay, dated March II, 1894 and re-
corded in Liber y. l.. j.. No. s. folio 692 &c. among
the Land Records of Frederick County There IL
a small mortgage on the property. but the Mort-
gage has consented to unite i'm the deed of con-
veyance to the purchaser.
Terms of Sale Cash provided by the Power
may be had to suit the purchaser. Possession Civ
at the expense Of the purchaser
Further information may be had by commune
cation with the undersigned.
ADAM LINDSAY,
WALTER BARNES,
AttOrneyS-ln-fact Tor the heirs or margaret a.
Lindsay, deceased.
Charles o. Clemson Solicitor Westminster. Md
At the same time and place the undersigned, I'D
Administrators OF the estate of Margaret A. Lind
say deceased, under order of the Orphans Court
for Frederick County. Maryland. will sell on the
above premises the following personal property:
Horse, cow. shoats. 2-horse wagon, old spring
wagon. Mccormick mower. plow, harrow, drill.
corn drag, shovel plow. briar scythe moving
scythe post digger. mattock, forks. scoup shovel
set harness. feed cutter grind stone. cow chains,
corn basket brass cylinder for pump. corn shelter,
hogshead work bench. pair scales, kraut cutter.
old stove, wash tubs. iron kettle lot OF gallon
crooks lot of fruit jars, vinegar lot of old iron,
good stoves 8 bedsteads. bureau, lot of chairs,
rocking chairs. sink. tray cupboard table, stand.
clocks. eight day; set sad irons. pair quilting
| fra les, lot of articles to numerous to mention
Terms of Sale:-Cash upon all sums of or under
ten dollars. and upon all sums over ten dollars, on
a credit of six months, the purchaser or purchas-
ers give his. her their notes. bearing interest
| from the day Of sale, with good and sufficient
security to be approved by the said administrators
| ADAM LINDSAY.
! WALTER A. BARNES.
Administrators of the estate of Margaret A
Lindsay. deceased New Windsor Md.
Charles o. Clemson. Attorney-at-law.
Westminster. Maryland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

lave" 'o' iiie f'' " "iSn -
u IT'S CloSefsted-"But why, Nora?
on owe we not always treated you like
oae OF the family?"
o.. Nora-Thot yez hov, ma'am; an
s Ss more than flesh and blood kin
iI staA amy longer Christian Reg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
DRTVATE SALE
M OF
VALUABLE FARM

Situated on Big Pipe Creek between
John Markers and Charles Basehoar's
mill, and adjoins land OF Samuel Har-
nish and others. The farm contains
140 Acres; 40 Acres i'm Wood Land, all
in good state Of cultivation; good AR
buildings; good water; young apple
orchard.
aug 154t SAMUEL SPANGLER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
A PERSONAL LETTER.
Mrs. Greve Writes to Those Who SUI.
fer from Eczema

Ell want others who suffer from
skin troubles to know that there Ia
no other remedy equal to Saxo Salve,
I had a serious trouble win my
hands. 1t was like burn in appear
ance but it itched and smarted dread
fully. My doctor called it eczema.
The first application Of Saxo SalVe
relieved them and soon cured them
entirely and for cracks in the fingers
Saxo Salve does wonders. w.
G. Greve, Binghamton, N. Y.
Letters like the above are contin-
ually coming in proving that the PEN
etrating antiseptic and healing pow;
er OF Saxo Salve il remarkable In all
kinds of eczema, salt-rheum, letter.
BARRIERS itch OF any skin affection
Try Saxo Salve on our guarantee 70
give back your money IL 1t does NOT
help you.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

non rne clouds-The only birds that
yer sleep.-Victor Hugo.
VIZ man must either initiate the
tr ~, or hate them.-Montaigne.
always morn somewhere
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

The chicken flip" is the latest so
ciety dance. Sounds more like new
kind of a drink.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
SHAW DRUG CO., Westminster. Nd.

p. s. Skin troubles and poor blood
nsually co-exigt i'm Gil rundown cond1-
tons. We guarantee Vinol to purny
and enrich the blood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
FoR SALE

TOR SALE
"A Beautiful Property; Ten-Room
House. A large Store Building ANNA
near the house. "A business u.
$500. 90 per month done with capital
stock Of $4,000. Write OF apply To the
aug 8 St ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01


rive Of the leading monthiy neEs.
aimee arc widely announcing epeciai
features ID sheir october numbers
me century offers contribution
hs Colonel Roosevelt in which the
Coionel undertakes 70 show that
President Wilson Is mere sham Of
4 president
seribners Magazine enables coionel
Roosevelt 20 toii us All about lions.
Thus me greatest writer living. ana
the onlY statesman on earth. swings
sfnccfuily bach between che lion and
The donkey. and constitutes himself
In fashion. both a samson and a
Danlel
Bai seaaefs - aithsr magazlnc
are Akely 70 ASK who Colonel Isoose-
Yell ls. they are likely 70 wonde'
|al the strange taste o. some editors
who possesses such a pcnchant foi
poHihwmous writings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
- 80 - s:sS -
4 October \
% ~
We sss.eses:S'e<

pauune Frances camp Ia Lesiie'sp
Whore Is she now ny Indian maid,
October. 81 the mughlng oycsf
She met me in the woodland shade,
Gaudy with red and yellow dyes
Llght foot. we tr0d the lcay floor
LIght hand. adept Boz forest lore
That rustled crisp beneath our
tread;
she plucked from out their fra.
grant bed
The spicy beads at wintcrgrccn,
Whose scarlet corals nestled there,
Aud showed me shyl whore 90 CLEAN
CThough hidden deep, with Jealous
carel
The chattorng squirrels nutty hoard.
We blew the thistlc's ielthcry floss,
And once unearthcd old Winters
sword.
Half buried meath the soft brown
moss.
Aud. then one day, hor brilliant dyes
or red ana gold began 10 fade.
The laughter died withis her eyes,
And she grew cad, my nut-brown
maidl
In vain / coaXod her hack 20 play
ny little comrado lngeard grown.
Before / knew, she fled away
And left me in the woods. alone!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
FOREST NOTES.
sssssese.eeeeesss

The railroads at tho United states
use about i5o.000.OoO wooden ties
each year
Cadillac Mich. is reported "a Doe the
foremost city Ia the country Cor varied
and close utilization OF forest pro-
ducts
More than onc-fuurth of al the
nheop in the eleven states nearest tho
Pacific coast are grazcd on the ma
tional forests.
The national forests contain water
powers with ran aggregate estimated
capacity OF i2 100000 horsepower
available FOR use under permit from
the secretary OF agriculture.
Much of the pIling, wharf material
aud iock gates of the Panama canal
are made OF grconhonrt said To- ho
the most durable wood known for
these purposes. which comes mainly
from British Guiana.
Tho western forestry md conscrva-
tion association VIII hold rs annual
conference about Deccmhcr i5. This
year it win meet nt Vancouver y.
g. and win give les main considerp
ton Co the problem VI forest five pre-
Vention and control.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
TAKES Off DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls. IVY Thls; Make Hair 1hiciO
Glossy. iIuny, Bcauiiiui--No
None Itching St1ip.

within ten minutes after an april
cation OF Dandcrino you cannot hnd "a
single trace OF daudrun or falling hair
aud your scalp VIII not itch. but what
Wlh please you most viii oe after "a
few weeks use. when you see ne"
hair nne and downy az hrst-yes-
but really now hair--growing an over
the scalp
A little Danderinc Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair 40
difference now dul, faded, brittle and
scraRgy. just moistcn "a cloth with
Dandorlne and carefully draw u
through your hair, taking one small
strand ut q time. Tho effect ~ nmaz-
ing your hair viii be light, nuny ana
wavy. and have AN appearance or
abundance; AN Incompatible ustre'
softness and luxurlance.
Get % cent bottle Of knowlton's
Danderlne from any drug store or
toilet counter. ana prove that your
hair is az pretty and soft as any
that lt has been neglected or injured
by careless troatmont-thats all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots OF Il n you VIII iast try q httlc
nandorinc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
7 HEADLIGHT SEEN
. FOR 40 MILES
Panhandle Statiun Agent Gets Long
Distance Illumination in Winter
Evenings.

(From the Fort Wayne Journal
Gozcttcl
T.. H. Moeller, who recently return
ed from Kansas. where he has been
travelling and making the Panhandle
OF Texas, received the following let
ter from friends OF his who made
his frst trip through the Panhandle;
n have been on the road Tor a Kan
sas city house now for six years trav-
ellng kansas and Missouri. but tho
house has now added the Panhandle
Ut Texas To- my territory and ! have
just finished my FIRST trip. The FIRST
town out OF Kansas across the strip
was Tyrone. Okla. had spent the
afternoon there and Intended 90 take
"A nignt train back 90 Liberal. A bunch
OF ~ we're sitting ON the front porch
Of tho Commercial hotel when ! saw
a headlight looming un down tho
track. made "a rush for my grips
and yelled at the boy 10 get his cart
and take 'cm over 60 tho depot quick.
J didn't wait for his answer, but ran
over 90 the depot and rushed up 90 tho
window and demanded ticket for
Liberal.
"HoN's this" ] said to the agent.
I thought this train wasn't due for
an hour, and here she Is not milo
away.
Mister. he replied, sou better go
back 90 the hotel aud buy cigars for
that bunch This h. your first trip
down here. amt az Well ! thought
So That headlight Us just a. miles
away. you've got pretty nearly an
hour 20 finish that game OF rummy.
This is the longest stretch OF straight
track I'M the country 10 miles, clear
across tho Panhandle without o. curve.
Yea see that house over there? That a
where / 1--we. I don't have 10 light
lamp until after o'clock Winter
nights. About shutdown ,he Golden
state Limited loom, up down about
Tcxhoma and she shines right into
my kitchen window for an hour, hn-
ais getting $50 bright that my VIE
has Go pull tho curtain, and 80 min
utcs behind her comes 80 "a, ana DC
takes IL 90 minutes Co get By with its
light ms great saviug for me and
ur vile has gotten So She won't wush
dishes by anything but electric light
7 never have Ga call the dispatcher 10
get "a line on the trains climb 90
the roof Of the station, get "a line on
the headlight and mark mp ms board
accordingly Have sou any baggage
60 check
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
WILL RAYS PUT
w GUNS IN DISCARD :
United STATE Testing New and Terri
bic Engine of Destruction. sircom
81 Invisible Light.

schenectady. ~ ", oct. THE
United states government Is making
rigid tosts OF the invisible Hight waves
Invented by william Burr Gibson.
wh.I. Il Is asserted. win annihllate
the nrgest droadnoughi afloat or de-
stroy bomb-csr- slg aeroplane.
In test made By the inventor be-
fore applying for patent charge
81 dynamite was exploded five miles
away The apparatus can be carried
around By an ordinary man.
WIN RcvoIntionisc Warfare.
although have not made actual
experiments with acroplanes." said tie
inventor today. "the success which
has attended the other demonstra-
tions warrants me IN predicting that
IL will as readily destroy war aero
nlenes az e VIZ explode ordinary
mines"
The experts declares u win revo-
lutionlze warfare. win its aid, an In
vadlng force would easily explode ev-
cry mine IN lts line of progress and
destroy its antagonists defense IN q
day.
"By means of these invisible rays"
Nu1u one "a NNNilfNNlN WhAlu w hfNN N
to atoms by the explosion of its own
magazines with no more power than u
takes 60 light an ordinary are lamp."
The machine Is extremely simple
and b. the result Of seven years eNper-
imentlng by the inventor, who " 20
wears old. q consists 81 an ordinary
arc light. two quartz lenses and seven
colored screens The device n de-
signed 10 concentrate and project nj
ira violet rays
Explodcs Powder hy Friction.
when tha ultra violet RAYS im-
pinge upon powder said Mir Glib
son, "they cause molecular action
which sets up friction This produces
heat and causes the powder To oN-
ulode."
Pv directing this stream of light up-
wards amy acropiano carrying bombs
would o. destroyed. The Inventor him
self has on ingenious Idea to destroy
any of The encmys aeroplaues which
are sent out without bombs tie pro-
poses to send No small balloons with
dynamite bombs attached. These
would bc exploded near the flying
craft creating vacuum and capsiz-
ing the machines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
wmY Soc mnAn oN 4 rnMN.


Many people believe that Il is IN
furious 70 the eyes % read on q train,
but few seem 10 know why. The
renson Is the added strain on the
delicate muscles o. the eyes. The
motion OF ihe train shakes the paper
or hook constantly, thus continually
changing its position ana lis distance
from the eyoA keeping The delicate
Snnscies Of the eye N constant action
10 rcadjnst the focus. Extra work Il
thus thrown on these tiny muscles.
az TIE changing OF the focus occurs
sometimes hundred times min
ute.
Another cause Of eye-strain IN
reading on trains Ii the poor light
Ing usually encountered. OFTEN peo-
pie TRY to read their evening papers
on train or street car when the day
Iight Il fading and before the car
lights are turned on. Even with the
lights on. the situation Is not greatly
Improved. The cars arc frequently
crowded and strap-hangers sway back
and forth between tn- paper and the
source Of light Usually the ilsht Is
high up in the ccntci OF the car CELL
ing and is badly placed for reading.
the ilght being too far from the
paper and the ltyht rays being re-
nected into the eyes from the book
or magazine.
some trains now carry library cars
which have the source Of Hight behind
and "a one side Of the reader
The best and newest Pulimans
have side lights for reading. The
usual railroad ear lighting equipment
however, II antiquated Public opin-
ION viii do much 10 remedy these de-
fectivc lighting methods Inuminat-
Ing engineers can be secured by rail-
roads and other public carriers 20
devise proper methods Of illumina-
ton, 70 that no excuse cnn be offered
for improper lighting conditions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

ocronrn nv usonY
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iSoi-war declared between RUS
sia and Persia.
iSil--British forces rccapturcd
Chinese island OF Chusan
iSta-Closc of war in Alghanistan
and Withdrawal og British troops.
1855 Turkish Divan resolved ON
the most vigorous measures against
Russia and the sultan signed the
declaration Of war.
tSSi--outline Of plan Co connect
the Baltic and the Black seas by "a
canal from the Danube announced
1906 kurokis Ranking march
eastward toward Muk0cu reported
checked
1all-Turkcy made am appeal Co.
the powers. Francisco Madero Jrr
elected president of Mexico without
opposition.
t9i2-Onc lieutenant ana two SAIL
ors KILLED and six sailors injured IN
explosion on the destroyer Wake.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
GELATINE DISHES


Soak the gelatine m the cold wa
ter and dissolve h in the hot water
Add the SUGAR. air until dissolved
ana cooled. then udd the wine and
lemon Juice. Pour into wet mold.
I'ccann In Jelly.
tablespoon geintine.
y cup cold water.
p cup boiling water
a cup sugar
a cup lemon Juice
= cup sherry wine.
pcCaus.
Soak the geiatinc IN cold water for
five minutes; dissolve IN the boiling
water and add tho sugar. orange and
lemon juice and the wine. -Four
one-half the mixture into pan and
when beginning Co set arrange pecnus
on Il about an inch apart. When
firm add the remaining Jelly. chill
and cut in cubes, serve with OF
without whipped cream
Fruft salad.
IA tablespoons gciatino.
oranges.
can pineapple.
3 bananas.
sugar to taste.
Wine n desired
slice tho bananas cut the pine.
apple IN small pieces, and remove the
sections from the grange membrane
Drain or the juice and IN a part Of
thin soak tho golatlnc for five min
utes and let stand over teakettl,
until dissolved; add TO the rest of the
Juice. and pour over the fruit ar
ranged In q salad bowl. When sci
sprinkle with grated cocoanut and
serve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

uefI fntlN
Fer ment centuries the worla hti
beer seeklns after Iruih u n nn-
mon natafp 81 wan, . know q nll,
tai wiser Providence has always
nnhneld most 81 q from us when
sou accidentally find oni more y tnc
Truth shan le eood Icf you Il y q
good pian % iorspt it lapplne p
eonsials lafstly ia making yourself
bciic>e pomethlng yqp know T. .
hambas
and in conclusion. its q comfoIi
q know that when Ais said ard
conc, there are good many things
We don't know that aren't true.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Frun rufncs.
cups milk.
tablespoons sugar
esRs
heaping tablespoon powdered
rciatine.
Cake.
sliced fresh fruit.
cut the cake into small pieces, al
vide Il into the serving glasses ana
put two teaspoons of pineapple juice
into each glass. Break the eEss into
d saucepan. add the sugar. gelatine
and milk. stir these over a slow
fife untll tncy thlckcn slightly. ;hen
strain tho mixture over the cake
Cool. and when ready % serve, TOP
with some fresh fruits
fIsntolafQ and HANNA Mlanc Mnugc.
tablespoons sweet chocolate.
IA tablespoons powdered gclatine.
2i4 cups milk.
tablespoons ruaar.
Yolks OF eggs
Mix the eelatlnc with milk and dis
solve over fire. then add the sugar
Remove from the fire and stir In the
yoikn OF the eggs and the chocolate
stir over fire few minutes. then
pour into woi mold. Turn out
when SGT T'lii the center with Sliced
bananas. Decorate with bianchod al
monds and macaroons.
Wine belly.
IA tablespoons geiatine.
= cup cold water
cups boiling water.
cup sugar.
cup wine.
Juice OF lemons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

The pleasant pursntive effect pro-
duccd hy Chamberlain Tablets and
the healthy condition 90 body ana
mind which they create make one teel
Joyful For sale by AN druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

New York, oct. ALFRED De orc.
the pocket billiard champion, defends
his title IN tournament beginning
here tonight and lasting untl Friday,
against Benjamin Allen Of Kansas
CITY. the match being played al
Doyle's academy u .s Tor 900 balls,
200 each night should De Gro win
me champions trophy viii become
has nrfaonal property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
,SAeASeeNNsasea
HINTS no HOUSEWIVES.
'~sAS~~sAN%SNHAAA~t

When those little req ants get into
your house ana oycrfun The pantry
sou can obtain partial relief by pcf-
sanding some member OF the family
who has a coplou5 vocabulary 10 ut
icg few short and emphatic re-
marks
Don't make tho mistake Of having
the monthly magazines sou take
bound into volumes. some day. II
you DO. they viii fiil an your book
coscs.
III you NOV the lawn yourself at
times never let your husband know
II. o. he VIII turn the sob over 20
you entirely.
"a a good idea % overhaul the
altir ones ceVry year o. two, in order
10 decide whet things you are ready
a. fhrelu away.
wife who kffps 40 hifcd girl b
en.ltltd io nunmsr yanation Oh thf
etaund that She N The cook
New YORK rcfofmerf are great ana
hVbIc men except when they attempt
4. 4...l... ......4t |I..'... Ia =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

The car of Russia o. 20 encourage
football IN the hope that Il will bc
an antidote for nlhilism. Plainly
the car never saw % real game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Chicngo's new Inspector IF morals
ia twcnty-scvcu years Old llut then
only "a young man would dare to say
what Is moral ana whit isn't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

The trouble with birthday rcmlnls-
ceaces of famous women women ~
that they never mention me. year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

W .....,.
as '' 's-i
"a N geFF liitR ~.
~ b. Qnffeel q niFh'S
& 4si pfs.. ns NsehAbiy
re-. aura pfa tsnHasion.
Trush a uns encountered
Is .ae spshI BIZ uEAH ~ POLL
i.rsnnr. sfs-9s. at
ment rssHnh ae short
aAcrica eepa 10 0hsfneR and
nunsess. anetats tpt ~ tpmmer-
cial travellers q book
agents. ocuupe water waeon
and small bo, lng lfem sur
repsi,sous nanaAd ths aneessrai
sulmmins hole ~ tfah y also
rlartiinsiF IN eellase b ne einclai
figures on she ai liz 9 with
the county clerk u Eaee@ vai-
sey dry fatynes 'e u VA wa
torneions thas eI iiss ~ on
iht aFahash h luaFnaut clnr-
ation ~ ~ oq'ai ihsi he ui't sifl
h undels SEE aud 10 ~ nleA anag-
oonical assertion ~ ne voter a' the
hAiiol box that he has resisted b the
psecinct Tor o. pe4 seventy five
years, These art onls q iew q the
moro promineas forms II which
Truth & brousAs niihln our pufview.
Further manifestations mag he en-
counterea IL party platfpsm pledges.
par'inularly NE fefmer isrrtnt dec.
iafatipn q she pemorrnsf shat tbs
TARIFF VIII reduce ire cplt q high
i'sing s'iil another notable ezpon-
emit o. veraciiy y she Real Estate
Man, CLOSELY and somewhat even
mare fnfhusiasilcnily ioiloNtd By the
insarapee Man. win tha weather
Man = hasty third
Treth has bern q e1'aience for
some feafs, some even ciaAming that
q dates - tar back as Assaults. -
tht tntorg thar L AnaniaR as re-
pusec, was indeed Liar ,his tae'
presnppoeer the existence g 3rutn a.
that unie. The frush' however had
never occupied tach ret4eeiahlc
and promintns place IN ihe s1Aeme o;
'h'nsn nnti raised e ne plshe 81
national 'npns oy one fpeodote
Roosevelt Who Pr more afesnt fol-
lowers declare, was me oFisiaai d.s-
coFeFeF Of 81 and the man who may
be said 70 have made Trish hfnops.
~ lenss 4 must ce conceded by az
iAif-m'nded men that T. noosevelt
made me Truth much move apegsac-
nist thAn 4 had been presieus " MY
kime. ~ = peculiar orthesfapA csi
pnr@dox' = y saia neyeftheic1s thai
~ hooacveli T. the man VINO rus
the e ~ Linr and the IN rFuh.
Truth, on the mat wili Fsse
again.
Zen tho she caaliflowtr Ear
re hers
Whsle Error. Hfosss' a. the count
o. ten
Wit get ne small ens Of ihf
purse
This A well known quo,aiion
pertaining 80 our sn5ieet aiirihuted
% Rare John Arthur Johnson But
practical experience leads uH 60 =
hefe ihHi hfref e fresh and COINS
s.felA - .he sna q 'ne eommon ri
Aap'aon square Fafaen 'en-ropnd
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