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Evening journal., 1914-02-27
800 SEND In
The TAX RETURN

About three hundred income tax
returns have been received at the IN
ternal Revenue office in thi9 city,
and many more are expected within
the next few days. as the law speci-
fies that all returns must be made
on or before March 1.
Most OF the returns at the local Of
flee have been from this city. or VI
cinity. In addition to these, many
persons who have to pay the tax have
sent their returns to Baltimore. and
IL Is believed that the greater part OF
tho returns from this state will be
sent there. The returns from the
local office are acknowledged by the
person making the return and are
then sent to Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
AT THE cARRIcK.

~ I'M IARNAAAs
"Hiram on the Farm which is one
of the feature acts ON the Garrick The
atrc bill this week, is one Of the most
amusing and diversified comedies that
has been seen there for some time. It
deals with a lot of amusing situations
on the farm, in which the farmer. his
wife. the sheriff. some show girls and
the hired man ON the farm arc the chief
actors, the hired man being "Hiram, -
who is ia ON all the fun. The stage is
converted into a section of farm, and
to add TO the rcalncss there are chickens
aud pigs running about and pigeons ay-
ing about. incidentally. the chickens
have habit Of starting fight occa-
nionally, thus aifcrding little amuse-
ment on their own account, thus indicat-
ing that they realize that they src part
Ever since Victor Hugo wrote his
drama Of Herman the bandit who
tried 10 make a lone fight Of Il agains
the rest Of mankind, the crook from
choice has been favorite theme o
playwrights But no playwright hat
ever had a more sympathetic under
standing OF the sentimental crimlna
than Bayard WELLER. who wrote tn
international success "Within th
Law" which will open at The Play
house on Monday next for the entir
week. His Joe Carson. "the man will
the Maxim silencer." is no pale re
Election Of life. He Is a creation
mixed with the very elements Of life
There are two kinds OF crooks. b
far the greater number OF criminal
in the world are detectives. The
are born with something lacking
without fair share Of intelligence
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
JUNGLE BILLY
81 YEARS OLD
And LIVELY
Everybody Happy at Police
Station on Day the Vet
eraR Celebrates
tRTEnAY DiNNER
ONE OF FEATURES

Uncle Billy Heal. veteran police
Rn and officer Of City C~urI IS
ehty-two years of age today, ana
! received bundles OF souv mir D 5
cards. re was as happy as a boy
CITY Cour, today. and was warm
pngratulated by the officers OF tha
burt tho policemen and Ct ers sol.
owing the session OF court today
Uncle Billy was entertained a. diA-
lcr at Ainscows.
z "Uncle Billy" Heal was born il
hat section of Philadelphia known
hs "The Neck" and was then part o.
The famous Fourth Ward. whore the
famous BIZ n Mullen was boss.
He was a member Of the volunteer
lire depar.men. o. philadelphia. and
when be came to Whining on as a
Young man, he joined one Of the local
companies II is interesting to hear
him tell abou, the fights between t1e
ldifferen' fire companies in Philad l.
phia. When the war broke out I'm
cle Billy" went with the Union forces
as wagonmastc- for two end half
years. He returned TO Wilmin gton
for more men. and when officer John
Baylis was shot, Heal became day
policeman.
But Uncle Sam needed men later
and he laid down his star and enlist
cd in the Seventh Delaware under
Captain Gawthrop His has been an
eventful career because when he was
the only day policeman in Whining
ton he often had to fight gangs A
story is told how Heal saw a bully
creating disorder at the railroad sta
ton:
"You little whiffett,' said the big
man, "for two pins I'd take your rat
tan and switch you"
"If I thought you'd take a licking
and say nothing to the mavor. I'd
make you look so small you'd 20 in
o pill box" replied tho sturdy cop
The big fellow agreed and the Of
ficer took off his coat and trounced
tho big man. Heal was not hurt
When he went TO the city hall next
morning two citizens had informed
the mayor of the trouble and wher
the "bully" came up with his head
bandaged and a pair of black eyes
and half a dozen Of cut places on his
face. he was told TO take his medi
cine Uncle Billy earned reward
Of $500 by arresting a man named
Frazer who was wanted for murder
Frazer. came up the Delaware road II
box car and Heal showed back the
door and went in and arrested him
The big pistol found on Frazer wat
turned over to the late Judge Gnpin
Uncle Billy was the father of seven
teen children and there are forty
nine grandchildren and great grand
children tn offer CONGRATULATIONS "a
the veteran police officer today.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

Taylor. III Lincoln Ave, Beloit, Wis.
She has five children and gives DR.. Cald'
wells Syrup Pepsin to all OF them as
needed. Little William used 10 cry
half Che NIGHT with cramps and pain,
hut since being given Syrup Pepsin he
docs SO NO longer. The use of this rem
cdy viii teach YOU 20 avoid cethart -
salts, purgatives aud physics genera -
as they are entirely too harsh. syrup
pepsin cures gradually but the cure ~
comfortable. safe and permanent.
Families wishing TO try a free sample
bottle can obtain IT postpaid by address
ing Or. w. y. Caldwell, 40 Washing.
ton St.. Monticello, M. 4 postal card
with your name and address on il viii
do.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
AT THE VICTORIA.

"The Princess OF Bagdad," a nlrn
masterpiece, is being shown at thd
Victoria Theatre today. It Is IN
seven parts and gorgeously staged
and superbly enacted. Miss Helen
Gardner. one of the foremost photos
play actresses OF this country, is IN
the title role The orchestra, COM
posed of young women, plays at all
performances "The Masked Mys-
terry" will be the feature tomorrow
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Starvation will Not
Cure dyspepsia
But a Suart's DYSPEPSIA Tablet VIII
Enahe lOu to Eat Your Meals
Without Suffering After
nOfDg 30.

Everyperson knows that to live in
a healtg, happy manner we must
eat. llet, starvation, predigested
food, &C.. are not the correct meth
ods of eliminating digestion disorders.
Mani dyspepsics know that they
must et and so they go to their meals
in a hlf-hearted manner When they
see fCd before them, they are made
miser3le. Their judgments tell
themD eat, but their stomachs revolt
at thddea and so whatever food they
conswe does them more harm than
good
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
MnnnLANN s0cIAL DANCE.

The Woodlawn Social Club held a
box social and dance az the club
house on Springer street on We'd
nesday evening There was a prize
of two pounds Of candy for the most
attractive package sold, and Miss
Mary Kearney, OF No. 80 Rockford
Road. was the winner.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
BYRNE GLASS COMPANY MOVES,

The Byrne Glass Company, for
several years engaged in the paint
and glass business at 407 Shipley
street. has removed 20 larger quar-
tcrs, at No CO King street
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
pENLYN cLUB,s DANCE.

The Penlyn Club gave a delightful
dance at It's hall on Pennsylvania avenue
last night. The hall was decorated with
the clubs colors, and the attendance was
large.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
YIDDIsH DRAMA AT PLAYHOUSE,

The Yiddish Players in the drama,
Damaged Children" will be at The
Playhouse tonight.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
MR.. KNOWLES 10 LECTURE.

NIFN. y 10 v LIl1 10 u. . IL
William ". Knowles win address the
founa Nenk Hebrew Association sun
iaX EVENING" on THE Initiative and Ref
srcndum" in.thc y NJ IT, a. Halt The
meeting wiHb open to the public
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Attractions in The City Theatres

without the proper physical strength
for the battle of life; without natu-
raj sense Of right or wrong But
there Is another sort Of crook-the
one who leads a criminal life from
choice. He deliberately pits himself
against society and CANDLES on bis
superior abilities to win. It is mighty
seldom that he does win, because So
ciety is much more ruthless than the
criminal which attacks It, Almost
Invariably he pays. and pays double.
though Il may be a deferred payment.
Now. curious thing about this crook
from choice-nine times out Of ten
and deep down in his heart he Is a
deep dyed. inveterate sentimentalist.
In the first place. the crook from
choice has to have imagination. He
couldn't start out with the idea that
he could make the world over II he
wasn't little top heavy with imag-
ination And because he starts out.
with imagination afame. after some
thing he can't possibly get--that is,
single-handed victory over the rest
Of the world-he Is forever longing
/ for all the other things he can never
/ have Whoever heard Of a burglar,
for instance, hurting a child? Every
now and then you see In the news
papers some human interest" story
Of a housebreaker relinquishing a
rich bunch of swag" because he hap
pened to be interrupted in his work
by some innocent child To one who
understands the sentimental crook II
Is the most natural thing in the world.
AT THE MAJESTIC.
In olden times, when knights
fought for lady fair, or an insult
to their code Of honor, 1t was custom
airy for the second TO drop a handker-
chief as a signal to FIRE" he au-
J thor OF "The Touch Of a Child" has
selected a rather novel manner OF
giving the signal The duleistl
stand with lowered pistols. the agree
ment 70 be, whichever one the chile
touches on entering the room shal
die first by his own hand. Wha
would cause such an agreement
why was the duel fought? Was !
an affair OF honorg The solution 4
a mystery, until you've seen the PIC
ture, and even then you won't realiz
! Just how things are going to turl
out for the participants until the au
thor brushes away your mental cob
webs by few deft actions that re
I liove the suspense and hurry tn
! climax into pleasing denouemeni
It's picture worth seeing, well writ
ten. well acted and produced In
satisfactory manner
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09
'PHONE GOA
HATS FOR ALL

English Day Hats, made of cloth and
chinchillas-former price So 90
Clean Sweep Sale Price $1.24
Velour Hats-Black, Blue, Gray and Tan
Imported, Sold for IS 90
Sale Frice 1885
Your choice of every Soft Hat in our
store that sold for 90 90 to "a 90
Sale Price $1.95
Every Stiff Hat in our store that sold for
IS 90 and 81 90 Sale Price $1.95
Every Cap in the store in this sale at 1-2
off Regular Price. All marked in plain
figures.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09
MEMS SHIRTS

Including Manhattan, Earl & Wilson,
Cluett,,, Excello and Turk's-All silks and
everything excepting White Shirts.
So 90 Shirts, Sale Price 1886
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09

Hosiery, Suspenders, Carriers,
Handkerchiefs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09

SNOOP AROUND-A-BIT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09
LADIES
HERE is SOMETHING WORTH
READING

we have very fine coats and if you
are up and out early enough you can
select any one of these coats at exactly
half price
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09

Every Leather Belt we have yours at
l off
All Underwear in the sale
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-01-09

You must be fitted at the store as we
can not send any garments on approval.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

rsessa y ~ ewa humble none -
remained - ct 0raystoae Hail. sov
rarely visited b. her husband. ne
found hsrsslf calmly accepted -
calmly neglected g wen very nafs-
rally she hated ~ nsw' MA kawn
with oil her soul: . hatred wAica tsss
lady repaid with nothiAg better than
9 straight look into orace's eyea. .
look innocent. calm. and wholly fsar
less. 0rscs must now - NJ vsfy
Jewels her own mother should have
worn, blasting ct the neck and hands o.
her stepmothsr: must 80 that ledy
taking assursdiy and - Of right what
Grace could now never ask or expect
for hsrsslf. with IN unapproAchabls
and wholly hateful air Of distinction
and good breeding which ranked mos
Of ali In crude Mrs.. Halsey's hear,
virginia Rawn eat high on the car Of
Juggsrnaut: and the car Of Juggernaus
passed on. In pride and delight over
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19
WILLING TO GIVE AWAY PAPA
YoStlvfvi LoOlclaN Met Appeal - His
Generosity With Crushing
Answer. -

4 mother was urging her little son
b b generous. specifically In the case
q . small comrade not vell endowed
With worldly goods.
T wish you'd give your little wagon
b Aelville." shs suggested. He has
% fsw toys and you have % many"
Il doat want TO. mamma I like
my little wagon. Why doesn't his
papa bay toys for himr
.Hs hos no papa, dear. TT II
IL reason Why I want you - %
particularly nics 10 him. II vosAd b
no virtue In yoa 10 give him what
y0a doot want anyway. We should
always b careful TO share what We
really prise. Nov. - say. Melville
has mo- papa and"
well. Why don't you give him papa.
thenr was the youthful logician's
reply.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

The Reysi Progress q M. end Nm.
NavM.
90 they we're married. 0raystons
Hall at last had . mistress worthy Of
it, architect and decorator whsn--lovs
and affection and other good consider.
atious moving thereto. ~ the Law hath
1.-THE new MIRA Rawn moved into the
place Of the old Mrs. Rawn. There.
after matters weat ct least a. merry
40 most marriage bells celebrating the
nuptials Of middle age and youth, Of
wealth and beauty.
A. Mr.. Rawn had spent . million
dollars 10 free himself from one wife.
he seemed willing to spend much
more In the process Of taking on an
other. Il became current rumor that
the one great diamond show Of the
western city was Virginia Rawn. The
sobriQuet. The Lady Of the Light.
nings." passed from New York 10 Chi.
cago and became permanent there.
Not that that lady delighted In die.
play: but there we're occasional opsr.
attic or theatrical events which Dc.
manded compliance with her hus.
band's wishes. In which event she
biased almost better than the BEST
but, gradually. she showed the
tastes Of the aristocrat. % allen 10 vul.
gar display ~ 20 crude manneea
Gradually Nc tone. color. atmosphere.
OF 0raystone Hall began TO change
The porcelains which virginia Rawn
purchased we're Dot large and soe.
gsous. but coAnoisssur would have
called them worthy. rhs vast and
brilliantly framed paintings cane down
ons b. one. and one b. one master.
pieces went up. selected BY one Who
knew. TIE walks. the grounds. took
on simpler and cleaner linse. Ravn
of The International sos . new credit
- . psrsoa Of tasts. Ne vas accept.
"a - . collector. , patron o. the arts.
Q coanoisssur. h fsct. yst more Q vse.
ny 81 . rising eisisea.
Ths hospitality q NJ. Rawu's man.
slea heuee ales nev Increased ~.
esp(lbly. an1. 1sllghtel tAae q ~
aunoses eome = - hin. NJ. naWn
= ~ ~ ~ analyse thsee nunbees
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

ever. But you're going to b my wife.
! want you; and. BY God. I love you!"
His voice rose until she vas almost
alarmed. She looked about In real
apprehension. She turned. to ESQ John
Rawn's face convulsed. suiRussd. his
protrading lower lip trembling. his
eyes almost ready 10 burst into tears
0hs might almost have smiled. % sas.
ny was II al done for her. Yet this
takers daughter dared 10 mako no
mistake In . situation such - thisi
"Mr. Rawn." she began. casting
down her eyes. although she allowed
him 70 retain her hand. what can you
meant Surely you must BE- In Jest
Have you no regard for = poor girl
Who 10 trying 10 make her way In the
woridi I've dore my best-and now.
make your way In the world
What DO you meant It's made now!
Leok down tho list ~ far 20 you like.
u there anywhere you want 10 GOT II
tAers anything you want 10 dor Can
yea think Of anything IN not get for
yoaf Look ~ your neck. your hands--
yeu'vs worn those jewels almost ever
einee you selected them. and no one
else has. though ! told you once there
vas . string to them There's no
eerlsG 10 them now The firnt time you
we're them. down there In the diuing.
goen. below. told you thsy were cot
1oors. that they were only loaned 70
20 for 0ne night. that We we're oaly
18Th u W nasauersdins. trying our.
solves eut! told you then you'd DO:
~ dtdnt know what ! meant i
doot beIievs loved you then. o.
tAoogA now u seems always have l
hoov I always viii Those things are
ne1hine-you shall have everything
~ vant--hsndfnls Of jewels. Thsrs's
oolhing roo sHni 10 do that you shall
- - vn1 mt dream Of anythlng
~ m M rs' for yca' You vers
onale ~ r . every Wy N the
unse1--evses RI n vay - i've coae -
|nuOW. lssls .sttDs. all this eioA
- - a., ~ ~ coms oves
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19
rRoUeLE NOT ON MS MIND
u Was New WesilsM uWdsewsse rhee
eaves6 NJ. rwlhsis 10 lssvs
- ovedsWiy.

whats the trosbls. M. Twiskier'
asked Mlss Hookes. giving hin ~
the encouragement she could. ~1s
there something % your mindi voo
are % uneasyi u cant b. that YER
chair 6ossat salt you. for NJ he
sans one you always III IN. % n must
b. something else that 10 making -
restless. STOP a1gsting and ten -
what II h. IN sure I'm . sympathel1e
listener
iii gssss ~ have 70 y eolae.
MISE Heeksf. Ill somehow e elhee
I % TED uAeAsy tonight aal knoo .
Ioag vain h The eolA cir vin - -
Q vossl q oeo1.s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

me ~ 49,. j 0o0y u10W - ]
planned. whsa came here. 70 % moro
than To stand bstwssa you and talki
But--this-eaught Ne al q once. ]
doat know bow. It's the truth before
God! ! never loved . woman before
now-f don't know what II waa VII.
sinia-Jsnais-giri-l love youi ws'rs
soias 70 b married tolmorrow!s
"Mr. Rawn." she said. her volcs
TREMBLING. Il must ask you 70 oonsid.
- well beSoFo you make any mistake
- mistake which would mean every.
thing for-soe ne. Yoa have - right
10 5est."
'11l show you who's h earnest. he
rstOrtsd. his hand cruelty hard on her
wrist q he forced her hack into the
seat wen % home from here -
man and wife. that's what we'll do.
Wen 20 from the train. not 70 The of.
dee. but 10 0raystons Han. I'm md
preacher In the morning here It's
wonderful! I love you'll II they want
70 talk. ven give them something TO
talk abouti Lst them come to the
Little Church Around the Concrete
morrow-and sss' 20. you and met"
He had both her hands In his large
ones now. and was locking into her
eyes. intoxicated. mad. ehs leaned
Just gently toward him. rosgstful Of
their situation. he caught hss b HE
arms, and Kissed her full.
Mr.. Rawn. how could yos!s -
said q last. softly, seeking to disen-
sage her hand. IT'S like Q dream!
have worked % hard. 20 long. Life
has had % little for mel"
But you love ms-yoa cant" be d.
mandsd.
"oh. Mr.. Rawn!" she said. iifsins
her eyes to his face. then seatly turn
ing them aside.
"You do-yoa havs-tsll net Co
fses i'll"
She laughed now. ripplinsiy. her col
or rising. and q least was spared that
instance Of her perjury. John Rawn
accepted II - her oath.
They parted aftsr time. she scarce
remembered how. be to couch which
knew no slsep. she TO one that long
remained untouched.
In her own room virginia Delaware
stood for . long time before her mir.
ror. In silent questioning of herself.
her brows Just drawn into . fAint YER
teal frown. At last she nodded ap-
provinsly. satis1lsd that she would do.
A wave OF ssnsuousnsss. Of delight b
hef eva triumph. swept aeross hse.
She stsod straight swung beek her
shoulders. gassd at the superb image
In The glass through half-shut eyes
There was no question Of n! She vas
. very beautiful woman. stately. gra-
cious-and aristocratic. 30. Il was
done. She had won. She caught
glimpsss Of the jewels blasting IT her
throat. She removed them and tossed
them lightly on the dresser top q she
turned TO call for her maid.
Madam % very beautiful tonight"
ventured that tactful creature when
at last she had performed her cIosing
duties for the day.
Virginia Delaware locked down
upon her with the amused tolerance
Of the superior classes.
You may perhaps and little silver
on the dresser. maid" said che gra.
eiously.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

Then be rushed for the door, made
. hasty adieu and was alone under the
cold. cold starr.
oh dear!" he sobbed. Ia bitter An.
suish. and I'd Just worked up my
csasaee 70 pop the question tonight,
TOOL Ding u al. why did I buy hat
cheap suit Of woollsn undsrvsari-
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

Her head iay pillowsd upos In
eeoae shoulder. and her face was 20
near Dc that lock Of her hair svspt
~ cheek She spoke not . word bss
Der eyes gassd tsarfully and appeal.
lAgIy into those dark osbs Of hia. M
Wee With . smiling sort Of pity.
Suddenly b spoke, and ~ ~
vesee Tie giri shud1eesl.
Teeee Ase Two cavttiss 70 b m
- weeA seel." b sail. as1 = -.
- ~ wieks1 littis arln.
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CHAPLIN xl-cs.e.s.e1.

C6ApI8W Nts-oo0o1WUoo.
TIE net was tArown. Silently, gent
b. she tightsnsd its edges With The
silksn cords. He loved her. The rest
was simple. She saw the world m
rolling before. her like scroll All
else was but matter Of detail. Above
Ill. she sxultsd In her strength 1t this
crucial moment. She knew that love
% dangerous for . woman. always had
feared. - any woman may. that love
might sweep her away from her own
safe moosings. She rsJoicsd now TO
ses this danger past. rsjoicsd 70 md
her pulses cool and even. her voice an.
1sr control. herself mistress u hsr
self. She did not love him.
But she drew hack now apparsutly
startled. apprshsnsivs. I'VE must %.
Mr.. Rawn." she said; and would have
viDen.
He put out . hand. almost rude IN
~ vehemencs. "You shall not %!
I've got to tell you. Git 1owni Listen!
Wen separate In one way. yss. You're
Aoas now with your clsrking days for
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

his young wife. John Rawn really for.
got his daughter. The young new wife
did the same. or appeared to do 20.
John Rawn had told the truth to his
wife when nrst he had declared his
sentiments toward her-he never BE-
fore that time really had known love,
or ct least had not known infatuated
love such ~ that he felt for her. He
sxultsd in the vistas Of delight which
he saw before them. fancying them
sndless. The very sight Of his wife.
cool, faultless, self-possessed. naughty.
Allied him Nth Q sense of his own i'm
portancs, making him feel that he was
one Of Gods chosen. She was his, he
had found her. discovered her. col
lectsd her. She was his to put upon
Q pedestal, to admire. to display. TO
worship, to load down with jewels. He
had something now which other men
coveted and envied. He Haunted his
ownership Of such . woman In their
faces. What more can . rich man do
than that samsf 10 that not the dream
and test Of power--to secure what 9th
err may not have. to secure special
privileges IN this life? And 10 mot the
quest Of beauty the first business Of
him who has attained powerf OF al
these special privileges which had
come to John Rawn 20 swiftly in thsse
late rapid years. none 20 delicately
and warmly filled his heart - that Of
being able to call Virginia Rawn his
own. Why blame him! The sultans
Of thirty or forty generations have do
vissd nothing better than this test Of
power.
John Rawn. with all properly arts
tocratic leanings toward sultanry,
lacked certain elements of sultanhood
In strength. but had others in weak.
ness. He did not know that In reality
he was In the hands Of q stronger m.
ture than his own. shes got him
jumping through hoops," was the com.
ment Of one young man. Hell sit up
and bark whenever she gives the
world" But Rawn did not know that
he was barking and jumping, his
tongue hanging out excltedly. In all
his mental pictures Of himself he fan.
cied himself to be q ngure Of dignity,
Of strength. indeed Of majesty.
Cro BE coNrINUED)
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-19

LESSON TExT-Mask Se:i7-u.
GOLDEN TExT-"Ys cannot eerve o.
and memmon." Lake NILE (Rsea ~
entire vsrDe.) *