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Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Copyright 1912. Western Newspaper UnIsa

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light, into the circle of which ;tiaer;
came, at last, three shadows, followed
by unintellisible conversation.
They've found it," said the mayor
picking UP his oars and tnfning the
boat toward the hotel. 4
1t was midnight When The sides OF
the craft rubbed its sister boats Of
Mine Hosts dock. The mayor anG
the girl crept softly up the winding
pathway toward the hotel. Suddenly,
in the moonlight ahead, The form OF
q woman appeared advancing to meet
them. The mayor and the girl saw
her simultaneously. He stopped in
stantly with q restraining hand upon
the girls arm.
Quick" he commanded, springing
In front of his companion and turning
her about face. Walk rapidly down
the path to the boathouse."
She complied instantly.
Over his shoulder the mayor saw
the woman hesitate, then follow de-
terminedlv through the shimmering
moonlight.
go into the boathouse," directed
Bedight hurriedly. wait until ] en-
gage her in conversation. Then open
the rear door and KUN for the hotel.
And be quiet!"
II understand" whispered the girl,
excitedly.
Slipping through the door, she
closed 1t softly. Pulling q cigar from
his pocket, the mayor scratched q
match on tho sole Of his shoe and
blew a puff of smoke at the same tar
get which earlier in the evening he
had failed to hit with his leaden mis-
sile.
The woman rounded the corner and
cane directly toward him..
E" beg your pardon, Mr.. Bedight,"
said Judge" Vining in a cold, formal
voice, FOR following you, but as chap.
erone OF the young ladies at the hotel
! feel that 1t was my duty to do SO.
l."
The mayor bowed.
DUTY to the one performing i he
interrupted CALAMITY. "is often, es
irksome, but begrudgtagly done e.
quently conveys pleasure to nno =.
do not desire to appear Soils
your eyes. but I And your duty nie
me greatly" bowling again. Now,
moonlight"
The Judge made q d%epreoatins
gesture.
do not attempt to evade," she !
warned. Il am deeply in earnest.
Where is the-the-" She seemed at
loss to proceed. Finally she threw
to the winds. "Who was
the girl with you-alone-at this hour
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of the night? have = right to know
and had thought you . gentleman,
though l should have known that no
gentleman would have--have-p she
finished lamely.
kissed you?" questioned tho may
or, the frivolity scarcely gone from
his voice.
Certainly" she dashed.
Bedight pulled thoughtfully at his
cigar. the fragrant pungency of the
tobacco waiting to Jackie as she
stood in the moonbeam's path, the
light giving an ethereal beauty to her
trim, erect figure.
1T was wrong, I admit" he said
impulsively, Il am willing to admit
that-but I refuse to believe that no
gentleman could be other than hon
ored by such a privilege. AS one who
has tried to be such, ! would be will.
Ing to do it again If
MIR. Bedight"-the voice .Gas keen
uow-and the mayor hesitated. 81 did
not come here to handy words. I
never shall cease regretting that /
am In q sense guilty Of . misdemean.
or which makes 1t impossible for me
to condemn you as / shouldn't 1
warn you not to presume to Justify
further presumption"
Miss Vining paused effectively.
But you have not answered my
question. Mr.. Bedight, she continued.
Who was the girl that came down
the path with you?'
The man drew closer to her. The
ffippancy was gone from his voice.
His face was earnest.
Miss Vining, you have inferred
that I am guilty OF conduct unbecom.
Ing : gentleman. few mornings
ago you ran after ME in Q spirit of
mischief, and in the same spirit I
caught you in my arms and kissed
you. Ill have hurt you / am sin.
cerely sorry, but I, too, am. reaping
the fruit Of folly. You have chosen
to arm yourself With C. distant de.
meanor toward me. you rebuff my at.
tempts at entering the circle Of your
real self, you are Judge both on and
Off the bench, distant, suspicious,
naughty. You pursued NE; ] took
toll. With your permission l premise
to forget that you ran, bus I cennot
that kissed yoa. an no.
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Notice.

Whereas, it has been reported to this
Board that cattle and other live stock
arc permitted to roam at large tn the
pubic levees by a number OF citizens in
TIE district, that fences and wood piles
are maintained thereon, and that csr-
tain parties make it a ptact.cs to ride
or drive on the ieyees, and
Whereas, the doing Of these things is
contrary TO the policy Of this Board and
detrimental TO the maintena ce Of TIE
leyee system at the high standard Ct
efficiency necessary to properly protect
the great interests involved, therefore,
Be it resolved, by the Boar! OF Com
ynissioners for the Lake Borgne Basin
LeVee district, that tie inspectors OF
t!.is Board are hereby instructed and
empowered tc have removed. from the
public levees in shis District, all OBJ
struci;oas Of whatever nature which
may in my name VIII tsoaver inter
fere With the proper inspection OF
maintenance Of the !e,ees.
Re it further resolved, that the In
spectols shall apprenend ind impoand
I'll live stock found ROAMING at large on
rile leveee, snl that they snail not per-
nit anyone to r,de or drive thereon, ex-
cept fer purposes Of inspection Or
m .,iptscaroa
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which he expects tc introduce, il elect.


which ne expects to introduce, il elecG-
ed.
8! feel it my duty to apprise you
Of the real character OF the ma and
trust that you will act accordingly.
Sincerely,
"(Missl JACKIE vINiNG."
Placing the letter and the bill liz a
long envelope, she laid the package
on her dresser and retired.
But with the cool touch Of the linen
and the luxury OF full repose, tackles
heart smote her.
well, anyhow" she unused, as she
dropped off to sleep, "I'll hold the let
ter O. few days longer"
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is. always more danger on the cara
Statistics prove"
: Whats that?" cried the woman.
Gpprehensiyely. Il heard a voice"
The mayor peered out.
The sheriff." he muttered under
his breath.
Three men were running toward
them on the beach, their heads
down, ducking the rain.
Scrambling from under the boat,
Mayer Delight set OFF at top speed
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a middle aged woman, who was
charged at Marylebone tEng.) with
Delng drunk, a said to have been
found lying fast asleep In a garden on
2 quantity Of cut f9wers. y must say
I feel a little sorry for sou." said Mr..
Piowden. "Asleep on o bed OF flow.
.ers-wakened up and brought back
TO this wicked world. It must have
caused you a shock. You may 20
with g caution.
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Mark Twain IL sa.irical laumor.

Mark Twain IL sa.irical launnor.
Even the c%leverest and most per.
rect circumstantial evidence is likely
to be at fault, after all, ant therefore
ought to be received with great can.
ton said the late Mark Twain.
"aake the case OF aiy pencil sharp.
ened by any woman. If you have wit.
nesses, yot' will find she did it with
Q knife; but if you simply ta,,sa the
aspect OF the pencil, you will SAY sho
did it with her teeth"
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room and indited the following letter
to the chairman of the woman'a
clubs In Bedight's district:
Squirrel Inn, Wis.
my Dear Madam: The campaign in
your district Is about TO open. Among
the candidates is one Walter Bedight.
who is running for the legislature. He
will endeavor to secure the women'a
votes of the district. While running
4 race near Squirrel Inn he dropped
sroa. his pocket the Enclosed bill,
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WI =
" ~
Il :.
Ed -

; Seine e,nsons in thia 9as:ah s,.m
| to have tie impression that the
! Wond.r Engine isa cheapeasae a. /
i Nothing coa,5 he !prttt.er Tsrr1rfa-s
the truth, We &c. claim, ho"- !,
ever, that you caa pay 4 higher /
price and get no better machine /,
tor Your ii.uaay. The ma.on fer !:
this is that there is nc better en-. !
CINE on the market today tilan /
the Wonder, IS Tar as the ma
terial, finish, workmanship is !
concerned, wii.e every Wonder 4
Engine sold in this psrish has q
demonstrated their wonderful Il
endurance, power and re iab:dty, I
even in the hands CT an amateur. i.
Wonder Engines DO not sell for !;
an exorbitant price because:- E
/. The Wonder Manufacturing s;
Go. is composed CT people who &
actually work in their own fac a
tory and there is no heavy over &
head expense for high salaried q
officers. h
2. We sell you an engine and L:
all that is necessary to oper1te "A
it and all other attachments that n
you may wish added can be put ii
on at cost. With other ElaetiHts q
you have to take the attachments 81
whether you want them or not "a
and thu adds greatly to the cost il
of tie engise-in some cases as &
much as tie engine itself, 81
Ask cur agent to Irove the state q
merits We have m.ds. We sell Oh q
easy terms-thtreby showing you a
that cur engines are as standard {;
and reliable as sewing machines. ri
s;
JEAN L. LEMONS. Agent +
Pie. ala Hache, Louisiana. b
= .s-,ss<..sw 80
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New. l%ook-a-here. young lady,
none of your smartness or we'll take
you along fer accessory before the
act, Underestimate" clustering.
TYou are wasting your time try.
ing to bully me-" replied the girl, with.
out a tremor in her voice. II am
perfectly harmless and / have told
you all | know. The ma has gone up
the beach,"
"Aw. come on. Sld," broke In a
slender young fellow. turning his back
to the rain. What the use OF arguin'
with tn gal? She amt tn one we
had Yesterday"
Without Q word the sheriff veered
around the boat ard, following the
fast iading trail. set out in haste af.
ter Bedisht. Fifteen minutes later
the mayor came up from the opposite
direction.
Il am sorry. Miss Brooks" he said,
sorrowfully, but I'm afraid you'll get
wet after all. We've got to get away
from here! circled around and found
the boat these fellows left. l set It
adrift with a gale blowing 1t across
the lake, but they are not far behind.
We must get under way as soon as
possible"
Il don't mind a soaking" replied
tho young woman. bravely. TITS the
the lightning that fgightens me-
and that's about quit"
The man righted the dory hurriedly.
piled IN their belongings and set tho
boat from the shore with q sturdy
shove. A half mile below, on the
beach, lie caught sight Of three men
running toward them-and far away
ON the w%ave-whipped lake. a tiny dot
OF brown could be G rising and fall.
ing as 1t scudded before the wind.
1t was the sherif's row boat
Sleeping out OF DOORS" said the may.
Or. smiling at the woman opposite.
Is very beneficial to the lungs-es-
pecially on an island"
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roration SHALL have been !iqnidatcd
Should either Of the commissioners ae
unable to act icr sny reason, tha re-
manning commissioner siiall in III VI.
cancy.
ARTICLE VII.
No ~stcckho!dtr Of this corporation
shall. be held liable fer the contracts ii.
faults OF this corporation beyond tic
unpaid balance due On the atnck sub.
scrited for by him; nfr shall any irt.ar-
naiity in organisation have the effect
of rendering this charter nu,l or o:,x-
posing am stakeholder to sny IiaLilit.,
beyynd the uapaii balance due On his
stock.
Thus done and passed before me.
notary in my office at the Parish of St.
Bernard, c the day, month and year
first h%ereinbefore written in the pres
eEce OF A. Labarre and jean sarr2gn-
acq, competent witnesses who fave
hereunto signed together with said ap-,
bearers and me, notary, after resdirg
tf the whole.
(SignGd) Jos. Maumus Shares
Bernard Favret 8 i"
Frank c. Mevcrs So ::
Oliver Iiv;Ydais 5 g
Pierre SeIae 3
i, P. PENN 3
T.. Leon Where
Geo. r. Fisk 2
Z. H. s'eryat
Sebastian Roy
9. C. Glen / e
(Sisned) VIM. Z. ROY,
Notary Public.
Witnesses:
(signed) a. Laburre,
Jean Sarragnacq,
Recorded Parish OF Plaquemines oa
7eby. 18th, 1918, in NJ. O. .. & folio 7o8
If this Parish,
ERNEST ALBERTI,
Clerk Of Court.
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up the beach, pausing at the start
long enough to whisper.
I'll be back. Wait"
The sheriff and his two deputies,
weathering the gale with lowered
eyes. had not seen the mayors flight.
In fac:, SO blinded were their eyes
that they ran almost into the girl and
the boat before they could stop.
"Hello!" bawled the sheriff. You're
from Squirrel Inn. amt ye? Where's
yer beau?" bluntly. We're lookin'
fer him."
Miss Brooks drew her feet back
under her skirt and replied coldly:
One of the best ways to find q
man." witheringly, us to go where
he u.s."
The sheriff's chest shot out i'm.
mediately.
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rors ton SHALL have been liqnidatcd
Should either Of the commissioners ae
unable to act Tor eny reason, the re-
manning commissioner shall fn III Va,
cancv.
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z0NESTR RZE-MNYHgG MELD
q
ZARGE5y RnzE M1NNvC NzD

COMPARISON OF CORA AND COTTON YIELDS.
Showing what the ieaGg contestants iAe Gems IL the 1912 ccn7aHan ir a'o0oo in asA
With 10, particulars cme ;@g Ia 1873 $4,000 conMs' to Eeas 's'*h@a -: :: aG.s
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Parish o. ST. Bernard


This act Of incorporation may be
amended or this corporation dissolved
by ard with the ccr.aent OF two-taires
Of the entire capital stock represented
in person CT BY proxy st Q general
mt acting called for the purpose alter
notice as provided III by laD.
In case Of the dissolution q this COR
poration, its af'airz shall be liqaidated
by TWO commissioners, e,ecsed from
among the stockholders at a meeting
Tor that purpose or at the meeting at
which the dissolution is voted, and they
saall serye until the affairs OF the cor
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Sympathetic iudns.

(To be Contiau.
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Church Locals.

The Mite Society of Grace M.
E. Church will meet tomorrow after
noon. at O'Clock, at the home of
Mrs. John w. Fletcher, Mill street.
A full attendance is desired.
ALL those, connected with the
play to be given by st. Paul'so M.
P. Church next week, are request
ed to meet at Phillips Hall tonight,
at 100, sharp. It is desired that
everyone will be present promptly
at the hour appointed.
Rev. George w. Wray returned
from New York last night, and will
conduct the mid-week service in
his church at 8 O'Clock tonight. Mr..
Wray has been lecturing on hymns
for the past month at his Wednes-
day evening services, and those who
have attended these services speak
in high terms OF them. Mr.. Wray
believes the church is losing a great
deal by ceasing to sing and to study
the standard hymns. The hymn fol
this evening will be Rock Of Ages.
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School Board Procee6hQs.

A meeting of the School Com
missioners was called to order by
the President, John G. Mi1ls. yes
terday, with all the members Of the
Board present.
Reports of the county colored
teachers were examined, approved
and salaries for the term ordered
paid.
Bills were examined. approved
and ordered paid as per vouchers
filed.
The Board requested the Secre-
tary to notify all teachers that the
money appropriated for books was
about spent, and for the t&aehers to
return all books that are Nm good
condition, and which are not now
in use, to the office of tho School
Board.
An order was passed to pay the
$1,000 note held by the Eastern
Shore Trust Co.. and also to borrow
an equal amount, If necessary, to
pay said note.
Frederick H. Fletcher. Esq, was
before the Board, relative to the
matter of 1siah Making children
attending Grape High School. which
matter will be further heard ct the
next meeting Of the Board.
There being no other business,
the Board adjourned to meet again
Tuesday, Feb. IL. 1913.
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Byron W. King, Student Teach.
er, Lecturer, Author, Ac-
tor and Dreamer

The largest audience ever as
sembied in the Bowling Green Bust
ness University heard DR.. Byron W..
King las: evening. E very available
foot of space was taken. The aisles
were filled. the stage covered. and
even all standing room occupied.
But no one grew weary; no one
moved. All seemed not to know
that two hours had passed since he
began to speak. He played upon
the emotions of his audience as a
violinist upon an instrument. He
swept so swiftly from humor to
pathos that people sometimes got
laughter and tears ridiculously mix
ed. He is a past grand master OF
his art. Though this was his third
appearance at the B. g. B. u, he
was greeted by the greatest audi
ence that ever heard him in our
city, and everyone went away more
than delighted with the great lee
ture. 1t is regretted that so many
were turned away and were denied
the pleasure of hearing it.-Times-
Journal (Ky).
This celebrated lecturer will be
at Zion Church Tuesday evening
Feb. 11ih.
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BANKS ELECT OFFICIALS.
National Banks Elect Officers For
The Ensuing Year. No
Changes Made.

The Dorchester National and Far
mers and Merchants National Banks
OF this city yesterday elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The Ma
tional Bank of Cambridge elected
its officers Immediately after the
election Of directors on Tuesday of
last week, the 14th. No changes
were made in the officers at any of
the banks, the following being
elected:
Farmers and Merchants.
President, VIM. F. Applegarth.
Vice-President, w. Lake Robinson
Cashier. Jas. M. Robertson.
Asst. Cashier, Ray J., Slacum.
Teller, Scott Meekins.
Dorchester National.
President, Henry Lloyd.
Vice-Presidents, P. L. Colds
borough, Levin S. Dali.
Cashier, Thos. H. Medford.
Asst. Cashier, w. H. Medford.
National Bank of Cambridge.
President, Levi B. Phillips.
Vice-Presidents, VIM. F. Drain, B.
J. Linthicum.
Cashier. Walter B. Johnson
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HICKS AUCTION SALES SHOP
Auctioneers and Selling Agents.
An Urgent Call.

At meeting of the Official
Board of Zion M. E. Chuch last
evening, the names OF subscribers
to the Building Fund were divided
up among the collectors who are to
make a canvass this week and re-
port results next Tuesday night.
The books show that the subscrip-
lions on the two-year plan aggre-
gate $12,500, while those on the
five-vear plan amount to about ST.
500. Several thousand dollars are
due, and we hope all subscribers
will appreciate our urgent need and
do all possible to pay their sub
scriptions. C. T. Wyatt. Pastor.
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Advertise in The Banner.
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Closing Out Sale.

All the stock inside the store OF
Woolford & Skinner will be closed
out at once at 20 per cent. discount.
Line includes groceries. feed, stock
food, poultry supplies and remedies;
All seed of season 1912, good as any
you can buy. All goods delivered,
but no time sales.
Above prices do not include wood,
coal and hay, which will be fur
nished as formerly from the same
stand. Phone No. 4.
Adv. Woolford & Skinner.
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Cambridge, Md, Jan. q, 1913.
BriefRocal He4vs


Miss Grace Cannon is spending
sometime in Baltimore visiting rela-
| tives and friends
Mr.. Arnold J. Tschantre,of Bal
timore, is spending a fortnight in
this city with relatives and friends.
Mr.. H. C. Carly, who is connected
with the C. & P. Telephone Co.,
at Salisbury, is spending sometime
IN this city.
Miss Lille Willis arrived home
last night on the City of Milford ,af-
ter having spent sometime in Wash
ington and Kent county.
Mrs. G. Winnie Bradshaw has
returned home from Philadelphia.
where she has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. R. Willis.
Mr.. Fulton Turner, who Is en-
ployed by the Diamond State Tele-
phone Co., at Cheriton, Va, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Turner. Academy street.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the advertisement of a large
sale of horses and mules at the
stables of VIM. E. Hooper. Esq, on
Saturday of this week, Jan. 25,rain
or shine.
A large delegation from Taylor's
Island, Hooper's Island and Lakes
Election districts were before the
County Commissioners yesterday, ask
ing for shells to be placed upon the
county road below the Big Black
water bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore, who
have been visiting Mrs. Moore's
brother, MIR. Thomas Sherman, on
Belyedere avenue, left yesterday for
Vienna, where they will spend some
time with Mr.. Moore's relatives, be-
fore returning to their home at
Wilmington.
Residents of fredericksburg have
growing dn their gardens several
varieties of wild flowers, with which
they ore decorating the interior OF
their homes. The oldest citizens
have no recollections of so many
varieties ever having bloomed in
this section before in this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Marsden,
of Baltimore, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Katherine Stevens, to Mr.. Harold
Ball Disbow. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Vanderhoef Morgan Disbow of Lake
wood, N. j. Mr.. Disbow is a gradu-
ate of Princeton University, class of
1911, and student at John Hop
kins Medical School. Miss Marsden
has frequently visited this city.
The new steamer, A. j. Mcintosh,
OF the Eastern Shore Development
Steamship Co., Is now running on
regular passenger and freight
schedule between Tilghman,s Is
land y QcfOrd, Cambridge and SecTe-
tar. 10 z q -
msiPs 4sfaid at s .. m.a daily. ex-
cept Sundays. Arrives at Oxford at
1880 a. M; Cambridge, 9 a. M. and
Secretary at 1915 a. m. Leaving
Secretary at 1890 a. M. she ar
rives at Cambridge at IL noon, and
leaves at lao p. IN. for Oxford con-
Meeting at that point with the
Pennsylvania Railroad train for
Easton and points north, to Phila-
delphia. The new service will put
people in Philadelphia at 6. p. M,
ana the Pennsylvania fare from Ok
ford to Philadelphia is considerably
cheaper than from Cambridge di-
rect. The agent Of the Company
will give full Information.
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Auditorium tonight.
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Abdallah e Abdallah
A Forest Fire
His Little Indian Model
Those Marvellous Whrlwind Arabian Acrobats

Pathe Western drama. splendid story of white child
brought Indian; after life rival
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MAGu|RE A CAn NE.
Former Member Of - Sislature
Has Senatorial Ambf.f0ns.


Former member Of th Iegisla-
ture William H. Maguire. Iuho was
a member of the sessionI6f 1910,
has announced that he 10 candt-
date for the Democratic nQmination
for State Senator, to SUCCEED Sena-
tor J. Hooper Bosley. wh6se term
expires this year. Mr.. Ma&uire. ac-
cording to statement puP lished in
the Baltimore News. OF Monday OF
this week, claims to have the sup
port of Comptroller Harri1 ton. but
the Comptroller's friends Abor un-
der the impression that r. Ma
guire is mistaken In this matter.
State Senator BosleHlwill un-
doubtedly be a candidate for re-
election.
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Dancing Academy.

Two class nights this week. Tues
day and Thursday, at 7.30. Ameri-
can Beauty Rose dance Tuesday ev-
ening. Jan. 2s.-Adv. 2i-3t.
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The average man knows that the
world does not understand him, and
It Is just as we'll that 1t does not.