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Filled With Gods FuIlness.

So III our text, which applies to the
present life. the Apostle declares that
even the saints cannot know the Love
OF Christ: for il passes knowledge.
He then gives further intimation OF
how this keen appreciation of Gods
glorious character comes TO His con-
.secrated ones-bv their being filled
with all the fuilness of Cod This
means. not only the announcement of
sin. not only faith in our Lord as our
Redeemer, not only conservation 10
him. but also a filling with His Spirit.
His mind. His disposition This. as
already stated, is a gradual work: Not
By might. nor by power, but by Nv
Spirit, saith the Lord"
The spirit OF the Lord is one of
nOlness-nOt only OF separaIeness
from sin, but OF opposition TO IL: not
only OF harmony with righteousness,
put of activity on its Dehan; not only
Of putting AVA from our hearts every
sympathy with the unfruitIul works
q darkness, Dut also of receiving that
spirit which condemns them by daily
life and word titly spoken; not only
by an appreciation OF the fruits and
graces OF Gods Spirit-meekness, gen
tleness, long-suffering. brotherly kind
ness, loNe-Dut So great an apprecia-
ton Of them as more and more in
duces US 10 stamp these gracious char
acteristlcs OF DiVinIty upon our own
thoughts words and deeds.
Thus II is that we become "copies of
Gods dear Son." and meet for the in
heritance of the saints in light" To
these. more and more the Father Is
pleased 10 grant the opening of their
eyes OF understanding, even TO appre-
citation OF the things OF the Spirit
the deep things of God"
Let US all pray for ourselves and
Tor each other a wider opening o. the
eyes Of our understanding and TOR a
fun comprehension OF Che length. the
breadth. the height and the depth OF
the Love Of God i'm Christ. From this
attainment come cur blessing and the
world blessing. the light from the
great sun OF Righteousness, which
shortly = to flood the world. Will be
the light Of the knowledge OF the
glory Of God"-Of Divine Mercy and
Love-in and through the MessianIc
Kingdom.
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fhUrUSAlS

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrEpI.,I-
Washington. November - 1874 ses.ei
proposals IN duplicate will be recei,ef -
tnis DeparIment until D. m, Tues,la-.
December IL. I1li. and then opened. Tor fur-
nisnins machinery and apparatus rsquir.si IA
rennooeiing the pumping plant OF the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane Anacostis
y G.. taking in part payment the Old ma
chinery now operating same. in accor,iaa...
with specifications for the work cODies OF
which may be obtained on application 10 IN.
chief clerk OF the Department The riEnr -
reserved to reject any and all bids or 10 ac-
cept or reject any part thereof in the is
erection Of the Department. Proposals shOulI
be securely envelopsd- marked Proposal for
machinery and apparatus for remOdSlin=
pumping plant. Government Hospital ior the
Insane" and addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior 30 SWEENEY. Assistant Sec-
retary.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERs OFFICE. L.
8. A. Washington. ID. C.. November :
1914. Sealed proposals. in triDlicate will 10
received IN the Office OF the QUartermzsssr
General OF the Army. Washington II. ..
until O'Clock p. NJ. December =. 1914 and
then opened. for furnishing and delivering
note paper. printing paper. and wrapoing
pa pers. at the places named in Schedule No.
). Apply 10 Depot Quartermastsr. L. : A.
washington d. c. or Quartermas;er Cen
eraL L 8 A. Washington. ID. g. for in
formation. ]. B. HOUSTON. Depot Q. II.
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Marriage Licenses

Morris c. Burke and Lydia B. Carroll, BaIti-
more
Otto II. Harris and Elsie L. Doherty. Rich
rnond. Va
Arven Ridgely and Estelle Jackson. Wash
ington.
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Where Judgment Begins.

Thank God for the assurances OF His
Word that the spasm will be brief
one, a short work will the Lord
make on tho earth Everything has
been prepared for the establishment OF
60 sFffi-ss-sr; -.-..-t $50 -sf'ss .
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The Worlds Great Need.

We see the difficulty of such: and
10 those of US who have learned the
way of the Lord more perfectly. ii
cries aloud that we let our light shine,
that we let all who are not complete
ly blinded by the Adversary see the
true character Of our God and Of His
Son, that We let them see the scriptur-
al presentation of the love. the mercy
and the abundant provision arranged
for IN the Divine purposes.
What the world needs is to get over
its fright respecting the Lord and the
future and to see the love Of God and
His gracious provision in Christ. This
alone Will win the heart, in the proper
sense OF the word. Fear may bring tor
ment, but only the truth can sanru-
~ and happif fulfil our Rcdeemer 5
prayer. ..Sanctify them through Thy
Truth; Thy Word Is Truth"
The fright that is upon the world
came from the dark ages and Is echoed
nv all the creeds of orthodoxy, breed
ing IN mems hearts dlsirust, hatred
o. God and Of the Bible, falsely &C
credited with being the fountain from
which have been drawn these bracRlsh
waters Of tradition represented IN the
,reeGs Every true Christian should
take a stand for the rlSht, Tor the
word of God. for the exposition Of the
.alsehOods which nave sIandered tne
Almighty character, which have be
uumoed the zeal Of the saints. and
which haze repealed the weary ana
heavy laden.
The thought of an angry, vindtctive.
'ortUre-loving Creator should be re
Facted instantly by every rational MIND
As being ungodlike. demOniaca!. No
count this would have been so had II
10, poem that the miscOnception Of the
subject. which the Apostle calls the
doctrines Of devils" was imposed
uBon our minds from earliest childhood,
md often by those whose piety we
reyerenccd, but who were themselves
deceived
II is high time that more revcrentiaI
md loving theological views were seen
by all msnk nd. The lack OF this true
theology is driving many away from
nc Lord and His Word into vain phi
lnzo1hics and science falsely So
aWed'-Higher Criticism. Christian
@cFcnce EyoIut on. TheosOphy, etc,
s'c.-I Timothy go
Tho world has discovered that the
ponds of ignorance and superstition
nave been holding it for centuries.
md that it's eyes Of understanding
have been so long covered that now
hey blink in the dazzling light Of the
cswning VI llennial Day. At one bound
the so-called scientific world has left
Gods Word and leaped into a refined
agnosticism. which processes faith
not possessed. The middle and the
lower classes are ever ready 20 follow
their leaders. and this means. very
shortly. "a Time of Trouble such as
as not since there was a nation'-a
cial, financial. rel gious. and political
Slheavsl-and anarchy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing: either ladies' or gentiemen's: send Dos
tai. will call Il. TARSHES. LOS eth 1t. y
W Phone North 499
wANTED-Furniture for cash Sell YOUR
goods to the man who gives the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K.
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Philad elphia. Pa,

Philadelphia. Pa.
Nov. -. - Pastor
Russell's theme for
today was based
upon the text,
THAT We. being
rooted and ground
ed in love. may be
able to comprehend
with all S al n I S
what is the breadth.
and length, and
depth, and height;
and to know the
love of Christ.
which p a S s e t n
knowledge, that We
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'ION and PostoT.ce. =
wide alley. water and
900 81. Il. h1or space /:
autos. only IS. CAY
lz3l n. Y. ave.
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The Divine Character
Woefully Sldndered

False Theology Drives Many Away From God and the
Bible-Predicted Hour of Trial Upon the Whole
World Hac COMEDIAN for the Wounded Soul
Come Unto Ne All Ye Weary and Heavy Laden"
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FOR SALE
PRICES. g. 80 AND 81 80
s.l 50 and SO 90 per month. includes AL IN
,srest and payments principal
Conner 18th and sts- 8. E Opan and
lighted daily until D. m.
Representative on Premise
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might be filled with all the fullness OF
Cod (Ephes!ans. 3:l7-19) He said, ii
part:
To those who all their lives have been
Immersed in a world of selfish frigidity
the real quality of the word Love Is
disallowed, disputed. claimed not to eX-
st. Nevertheless in every human be-
ing there is crav ng for love, pure
and sincere, even though expected never
10 be found. For the majority, inevita-
ble reverses and failures take the place
Of anticipated successes However
strong. courageous. or even brutally
fierce has been the warrior in the battle
Tor bread. fame. and earthly glory. he
graves ultimately. in his partial or COM
p'ete disaster. the love VIII CHI ne has
neither shown TO others nor ever really
expected that others would show 10
him.
Sometimes this love comes from the
partner of life. sometimes from parents
CT children. sisters or brothers. But
alas in n vast majority of cases the
failure, the disaster suffered. not only
skaters hope. but cools friendship and
destroys the semblanceS of love. which
We're merely emotional or perfunctory!
II at such a time the Message OF the
Love of God and of Christ comes to the
wounded and discouraged one, il is a
balm indeed.
II is our thought that particularly at
THIS time such encouragement is being
borne uDon large numbers Of the
human family. Now is. therefore. the
opportune moment for these discour-
aged ones 20 hear the voice OF Him
no speaketh from Heaven, telling
them of His love. His sympathy and
His willingness to aid all who will ac-
cept His assistance. Hearkening obedi-
emily to His voice. such may change
Tie hour of defeat into the hour of vic
tory, by the Lords assisting grace.
The moment Of encouragement, of
hopeless despair. is the opportune mo-
Hent for the discouraged one TO recog-
niZe his need Of the Saviour. TO cry
Into Him and forthwith to receive the
needed reinforce ments from Him who
has declared. Come unto Ne. all We
that labor and are heavy laden, and
] VIII give you rest
But ii requires faith TO believe in a
Saviour whom We have never seen and
y it'll whom we have not been aC-
has been misrepresented to US as hav
ing preDarsd from before the founda-
Ior Of the world for our eternal tor
nent. How can we assure ourselves Of
us loye2 How may we know that He
is not the cruel one that has been pic
tured to us2 How may we know that
He is a loving. generous. kind. faith
1ul Friend-a God who reioiceth not in
iniquity. nor in eternany tormenting HIS
creatures. nor even in destroying them
Cternally in the Second Death; but that
lie delights IN doing US good. in eX-
j biting toward all who will receive il
Ills loving kindness and tender mercy.
enabling them more and more. in the
language of our text. to appreciate the
height, the length. the breadth and the
depth OF His Love?
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HELP WANT ED
Male and Female.

PREPAEA ION Tor Federal Reserve Board
eAsminat lions and all ,ivil service exam
nations by private lessons. WOODS COM
hERC1tL SCHOOL. I'll Fast Can. st
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

NEAR UNION STA'
story brick stable
sew eT: concrete floor
will accommodate 8
WOOD Il GARRETT.
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FOR RENT-H0USES'
UnfJruished

HOUSES FOR RENT:4s / st. NV. ST.. $50
.. N NV. or sd JOl4i5 st NV. ST. 30 50
1S3 FART NV. 1r. 90 5Olu y Y. av.. 81. Is so
10 9 II. ne. sr. - 5Ol60S y. Y. NV. 9r. 255
SO9 9Th st. NV. Sr q 5Olg23 10th NV. 6r. IS 90
= ne. 6r...... $50 "a Bry'nt NV. 6r IS. 80
lS4 /. st. NV. 6r. 10 OOl34g End NV sr II. so
1871 c St sw.. 5r Ii5Ol4S4 = st sw Or u so
l1l6 ST. Sc. 6r L 5Ol42g V ST NV 5r IL 20
81 % ST. sw.. ST.. II. so 1876 Canal sw.. Or 1850
- 81 st. ne. ar. 10 5OleO1 Golden sw Ar 10 50
~ St Sc. ar. 10 lSli 3rd 81. Sc. ar. $50
lsll krar ne. or. 95O RI. 1923 o NV. 4r. 800
IS Blsgdn's al. Ir S5Oli9l y st sw, sr $50
Rr. Oh 20 NV. Or. S.5Otl4 Col Ter sw.. ar :. so
1919 Howi'n sw. 5r 7OOls-e D st sv 2r $50
ia Seaton ne. 2r 6.5OI56 Frances Sc. Or. 80
STABLES
Ilr. 600 End me-. I5DlRr 1906 r nw... u. 90
RI. 629h Nd. sw 8 50lRr l34 L, st ow 200
GARAGE
Rear 1890 E st nw.-- Il 90 %
a. $. CAYWOOD sl5 y Y ave Ph NJ 40.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

PRIVATE family would store your furni-
lure or anything else. at lO26 Sth St "
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MOTORCYCLES

single cylinder Thor. $50 ! 1914 single
cylinder Pope with speedometcr. slsS
1914 Reading Standard. single cylinder. SEQ
single cylinder Excelsior. so.
Easy Terms
r MTDB JE.
ST 9Th ST. y. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
Y. M. c. A. COMMITTEE
WILL GET TO WORK

Tho committee OF business men re-
Gently appointed hy Geo $. Klock. un-
der authority delegated To- him by the
mass meeting to take up the POSSIBLE
ity of building Young Mems chris
tian association home in this city. Is
tu be- called together within the next
few days for the purpose of beginning
nn active campaign To- determine ~
the necessary support for The enter
prise can be- obtained 40 this time.
Members at the committee have re-
ceiyed many individual assurances al
support Tor the proposed building and
b. is believed that thorough canvass
OF the city will result in The success
iul launching nf the enterprise. Tho
committee, Il Is understood, VIII take
the matter up with the heads of tho
Santa We system with view 10 OBJ
tanning active cooperation by the
railroad, not In tho construction of the
but In connection with the main
tcnance thereof after the building has
been completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take salts 60 F'tush Kidneys and
Ncutrnllxc Irritating
Acids

kidney and Bladder weakness re-
sur from uric acid says noted au-
thority The Kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass it on 90 tho
bladder whore Is of ter remains 10 Or.
r,tatc and lnflame. causing burn
ing. scalding sensation or setting up
au irritation at the neck ~ tho blad-
dor, nhliging YOU To seek relief two
or three times during the night Tho
sufferer r. in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with scald-
ms sensation ana ls very profusc:
again There n difficulty In voiding II
g.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
g. because they can't control urlna-
ton. while % q extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful infs is
really ono of the mos, simple nll-
ments Co overcome OCT about four
ounces Of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist 9nd take tablespoonful IN a
rlnss ~ water before breakfast. con
tinue this for two or three DAYS This
viii ncutrailzc the acids in ihe urine
so Il no longer ls a source ~ irri-
tniion 90 the bladder and urinary or
gnnE wh.ch thon act normally again.
Jad snlta D. Inexpensive harmless.
and s. made from the acid ~ Erapss
and lemon juice combined with iithin
and is used by thousands 81 folke who
ore subject 20 urinary disorders cnus-
"a ~ uric ncid irritation lad Salts
l1 splendid for Kidneys and causes no
had effects whatever
Here Won have O. ulanonnt cffeF-
vesccnt Underwater drink. which
Quickly relieves .Iaddor trouble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Fellows hall for the purpose ~
ciecting ufficerA
T. e. plowman. division uporin.
tondont of tho Harvey system is in
the city to-day for the FIRST time m
several weeks Mr. piowman has jus,
recovered from serious illness which
has confined him 90 the hospital ln
Las Vegas for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs s. D.. Busser of Los
Angeles are Zoo Albuquerque today pl-
l1ting concert company which Mr.
busser IT. taking over the Santa Fe
reading room circuit The arst ct the
reading room entertainments for this
season in Albuquerque win be- lt ElkF
theator the 18th
Robert r.. Mcdonnell of the en-
cheering firm 81 Burns a Mcdonnell
specialists Boo municipal water WurKE
construction who appeared before
the city council and the water come
mission last night. will leave this
evening for Los Angeles where his
firm has interests
) g. Nicholson, prncuclng attor-
ney Of ioudUn, Tenn. has come to
Albuquerque Goo make his home in
Sew Mexico. Mr. Nicholson viii re-
sumo the practice of law iu this state
and probably VIII locate iu Albuguer-
cute although bee has not as gee fully
determined on this city ns his home.
j.. J.. Evans. formerly connected
with the American Lumber company
as manager Uf the snles department
and uUNy u.Ifn fNa hi.s ffnIftrY tfff4 d..
her company BE- spending e Few days
in Albuquerque visiting friends and
attending Co business matters MI
Evans states that general conditions
IN the lumber business are Improving
aud that decided revival BIS looked
for during The coming year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Albuquerque Lodge 40. l26. n'naI
Birth. VIII meet tonight "a = o'ciook
clifton Mathews og Roswell Is q
guest ut The Combs hotel.
n. q, Ward and a, d. Mcclellan OF
Santa Fe are visitors In Albuquerpu,
today.
The Woman's Relief Corps VIII
meet IN I. a. g. hni "Wednesday aft.
.crnoon ~ 2:20.
u =. Rosenwald az Rosonwnii
brothers Is IN El paso on u brief bus
iness trip
W 4. Cameron Of the Santa Fc
freight division ONCE az ~ Paso ls q
visitor Ia Albuquerque today
Joe j. sheridan wh1 was taken io
ST. Josephs hospital sunday seriously
49, IN reported much improved To-.
day
Thcre viii be- a meeting OF Tnple
LINK Nsbekah lodge tonight az 1850
O'Clock an members are requested
20 be- present by order of the Noble
Grand.
There win be- meeting OF Albu.
querpue Encnmpment No, a. T. q q.
", "a > O'Clock this evening in odd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
BAR ASSOCIATION
NAMES NEW OFFICERS

The Bcrnalillo County Bar nsso-
cintion at IT, meeting In the Com
tncrcial club last nirht voted TO
change the ocular meeting night n
each month. The usual routine bus
mess ana discussion took place aud
the association elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President, George g. Siock, Vice
president. A. y str lp; secretary. ~.
- Jamisou, treasurer j. W. Wilson.
The committees are. Executive
Mr. ana Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. Klock NJ.
Jamison and Mr. Wilson. Admissions
II ~. Grows, 49, " Cornell aud W,
G. Heacock. Library n. Hickey.
u. B Jamison and Thomas X. -
Madison. Grievances q. C00rs.
Jr Judge George Craig. J. A. MIL
Ter. Laurence Lee and a. u. McNil-
len,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
PER CAPITA TAX FOR
ROAD RETIREMENT
IS UPHELD
Action of County Commission
in Dividing County Into
Three Districts in Line with
Court Decision.
MONEY MUST BE SPENT IN
DISTRICT WHERE PAID

The action 81 the board Of county
the county ~ BcrnalillO into three
ROAD districts instead OF two as here
toforc BE- OF considerable Importance
to- the county as IL whole and cspcc-
tally 90 the city Of Albuquerque. since
the action has tu do With enforcement
~ the law requiring the payment Of
the per capita roBd tax of SO per year,
for each voter with the alternative
of three days work on the roads in
lieu of the money.
There has boeu bitter opposition In
Albuquerque Go the payment ct the
So head tax, this opposition having
ueen based chiefly uu The contention
that citizens az Albuquerque were boz
ng taxed for money spent outside ot
the city, Coz thc precincts 900 which
thcy live, resulting not only in double
taxation for property oWucrs. but in
application of the funds 80 raised 10
Improvement in precincts whore tho
property owners have mo- interest.
while non property owners are likely
to be- benefited uny d. worf done iu
the precincts whore they reside.
The state suprcmc rouri hNs upheld
the per capita road tax law 80 that
its collection from this time forward
lH no longer questionable. 50 long as
the law remains on the statute books.
But the ruling OI the court IN 81 mn-
terial Importance further since IL re-
quifes the strict enforcement of the
law ana thus requires that the money
collected in any given road district
shall be- spent in the district whore
collected.
The action of the county commits
sioners IN chungine the number 90
districts from two to three simply
complies with section 20 OF chapto.
80 ot the laws OF 1907. amending the
general road law ~ 1905. which proc
Nides that thcro shall be not more
thar three road districts ia amy ono
county. which districts shall conform
20 the county commissioners dis
tricts This makes three districts
compulsory
The result is that road distric, 80
becomes virtually the city OF Albu-
querque; commissioners district 40.
being constituted of precincts - and
90. Precinct A. extends from the Old
Albuquerque line To- the sandal noun
talng. bounded on the north hy the
Mountain road and on the south by
Central avenue. Prcclnct 90 IL bound
ed on the west by ola Albuquerque
or the city limits. on the east by the
city limits. on tho north by Central
avenue ana on the south by the city
limits. Thus when the per capita
road tax is collected from Albuauer-
que voters this year the whole
amount collected must under the law
be spent in the two precincts. ~ and
90, or practically within the city
limits. This will make available
large amount of money practically
FOR street Improvement In Al0uqner-
que, since the money cannot be used
elsewhere IN the county.
ID Is understood that the county
road board does not intend 10 make
any change In iis present Organiza-
tlon which provides for one county
road overseer. iE charge OF All three
districts. which h. within the powers
granted the road board by the act OF
1919 creating b..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

A n EMINENT male residca,
IN &C Albuquerque had iu-t
n Exchanged Consider
able Amount Of Currency
Tor a suit OF Garments. Raimc1t
or Fabricated Muterial Manufar-
turod for the Purpose Of Drnpiug
and Conrealing the Enormiucs of
tho Human Anatomy
Thoy were Patterned After tn
Latest Mode and the wcurcr was
nilod with sentiments uf Self
Competence as tie Observed lli'a-
self in enc of Those Peculiar Mir
rors utilized Iiy Clothing MGR
chants Go Entice the Purchaser
into the Pellet that he has Not
RccciNed Very Rad Fit. or Cou-
NlsI0n
Exhibiting his Grcntest Possible
chest Expansion the Resident re-
paired Himself 60 the Abode az q
Certain Feminine Person for
whom hc Cherished AmOrous
Emotions and Accompanied Her
tu the Principal Theatrical Estab-
lishmcnt of the Municipality
TN Route the Twg q Passed "a
Number of individuals Intimately
Connected. with the Higher Plane
OF Society. Co whom the Male Tor-
son Executed Courtly Bows. his
Being Saturated with the Proud
Consciousness that his Joyous
lt1es were making Profound
Impression.
Upon Entering ihc Theator the
Male Person Escorted His Ina
mnfata Tea "a Seat Wen Ia the
Front section ana Seated Himself
with Considerable Dignity.
AZ this Juncturc Tiuuring
Person just in the Rear Touched
him un tbo shoulder
PARDON Ne said be intruder,
"But 100 The Middle of Your Back
sou have Attached Large yellow
Ticket bearing tho Mystic luserip-
uuu. SIZE ST.
CThc EndD