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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
GOV. C0LQUITT
HERE FRIDAY
ARRIVAL IL DELAYED TO COMPLY
WITH WISHES OF FAIR AS~p.
tIATION To PREPARE GREAT
REcEPTiON
TO GIVE GRAND BALL
ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE ron
GREATEST RECEPTION EVER
GIVEN TD VISITOR To BROWNS
VILE FOK His ENCELLENCN.

Contrary 10 previous announcements.
Governor d. u. Co'qniit viii not arrive
in Brownsville tonight. but VII be- here
FRIDAY ~ noon lie arrived ai Kings
Vile today from Il.uStun aud hc with "a
party of friends will spend The time bc
tween now and Friday hunting on the
King ranch in response 10 IN invitation
stating that the hunting was simply
fine. and the Governor could uoi resist
Governor Colquit was uncertain a.
10 his itinerary vh,n he 'cit Austin.
which was the cause Of the delay a. an
answer to the Fair aSSoriaii n's a. ~
gram requesting him 10 b. here on Jan
=. letter was received tod,'} hv H.
a. OBrcn secretary ~ the Mid Winter
Fair association from Governor Crlquitt
in which the latter explained his failure
10 reply. and also Mr.. ORricn had a
telephone conversation with Governor
Colqnitt while he The Governor was in
Houston Monday afternoon
Following the conversation with Gov.
ernor colquiit. iIr. OII.cn called a
meeting Of The directors ~of the Mid
Winter Fair asSocioiion al which Il was
decided that on Friday night grand
ball will bc given in honor of Governor
Co!quilt at the Niricr opera house. !
sommittce composed of :. l.. pworman.
chairman: Williim :. West. q. W la
ID. T.. Spero. H. VI GDy Elmorc Gridcr.
and u. &. Morris was appointed To- make
all arrangements for The event The
committee i'll meet "a the Chamber ~
Commerce at | O'Clock this aftcrnoon AT
which time the plans for the bali vi ]
b- outlined and the work viii begin IA
opcr. The reception and bali will BE-
held 30 the Niyicr opera house Friday
night.
Advertising matter Announcing the
fact that the Governor will hc here Fri.
day is being sent ont 90 the Valley towns
today. \ special train will leave Mis-
sion on the motor ears time FRIDAY
morning for Brownsville. returning up
the Valley from Brownsville III night.
giving the visitors plenty ~ Time ~ >cr
everything in the fair Special rates
will be- made for the "trip The Governor
will make an address on the Fair
grounds during thr afternoon.
Mr. ORrien stated TODAY that the ar
ranecment> for Governor Coiqutt'S re-.
ccption and stay n Brownsville have III
view the greatest reception ever ac
corded a visitor to the city of Browns
Vile. lie said that II j. NOT often that
a Governor visits this section in fact.
il viii hc the firSt lime and il l. lc
, sired 10 show the state ~ large thnt
Brownsville H. Stricll, ia Texas
The ball Nj hc the social event ~ the
season. and probably the greatest event
of the kind ever held ia this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
TWINS CHRISTENED
OF MIR AND MRS. Luis
NIAGTIHRE OF CAEMNRGO AIE
BAPrl>ED HERE

Tbs morning IA the Church ~ the I'm
nacnlalc Conception the twin sisters.
daughters VI T. W. Nzaguirrr and Sonora
Marrrlla BAL NJ CamIrgp. were hap
i>c'l and chriStcnrd Maria >alomr and
Maria Carmen They are nciccs nf Mrs
" y. Young WI Brownsville and were
lnFn at 'amarrn in 1900 This was the
iirSt opportunity the little girls have
had for their christening owing ~ the
difficulty for many wears in getting var
inus mcmb r. NJ the iami N, who were
iway. together.
The sponsors we're George W. Kennedy
if Corpus Christi cousin ~ the little
,rls. and hi~ wife Mrs Beatrice Kcne.
r. Angus = Young ~ Brownsville and
Miss sara Young. his sister
The hrll> at the church were tollcd
long this morning ~ honor of the occa.
-iun and ~ in honor III the grand
father ~ Mr. Krnrlv Miffin Kennedy.
who donated the hclS % the church IN
he sixties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
V. :. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS
AFFlEM< SENTENCE OF "a MEM
BFES OF STll'GTIRAI IRON
WORKERS UNION.
PRES. RYAN INCLUDED
COURT AFFIEMS SENTENCE or
SLNEN YEARS AGAINST HEAD
or IRON WORKERS UNION IN
DYNAMITE CASES
lHn SIS -rinlrd Prcxx. }

th cage. III. Inn. g. The United
States circuit couri w appeals today ny
i.Tmri the sentences uf "a members nf
the s,r1ciErsl iron workers union. coa
,irtcd ia connection with the dynamite
conspiracy IA Indiannplli~ The cnur,
reversed nnd rcmanded six clscS.
TIE seven ycHr sentence NJ Frank Evau
president of the iron workers un on
N1s firmcd hut that of Olaf Tutmoc
hr san Francisco leader was reversed
There were - convictions nn ih
barge 10 tou~pirIcv tn tFIn>p m dNna
mite legally. hui two dd not appeal.
The government alleged that non-uniou
obs we're blown ~ in All plrts ~ the
country IN ihi~ dynamite.
The case. probably will bc appealed
a. thr supreme court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
THEN ARE DASHED OK ROCKS iN
Fi;AIllE RIVER IN BNiTI>H COZ
IMBlA Oh DRGWEND IN
STREAM
B0ATWRECK CAUSE
FLATBoAT Is WRECKED ON ROCKS
WITH luu MEN ABOARD. Ej'T ~
MANAGE RARELY 10 ESCAPE
WITH THEIR LIVES
Photo BY American Press Association.
tRg iss rinfrd Press

WINNIPEG. Can. Jan SEVENTY ifa
lahplcr> tIUp,uyvtl uu the Grand Truck
railroad were dashed tn death en- th.
rocks IN the Frazier river I'D Brii -
Columbia pr drowned III lE. Svifi eur
rent according 90 Angr'c puglicsr. n
French Canadian.
PuGlic.r Was one w the -I Who man
aged ~ escape when y flat bout on which
they were crossing the rivtr was wrr 1
WI on a rock today.
Puglic>c who reached here tndav. -iil
thai all The - survivors were injured \
change IN The work maL. IN nccU~-rrt
for hundred workm,n tn crr>~ ihe -ir.
rr AMI ihrN started iB fri bHst. which
became unmanagclhlr when II struck M
rock n mid steam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
WON'T ACCEPT CHALLENGE
LIETTF\ mt GOVERNOR MhNES
DECLINES TO ENTER FLIMlNA
TlON RACE FOR GOVERNOR.

Austin. Tex Jan G.-"I shall neither
enter any elimination primary nor with.
draw from the n. 40 not recognize
the right # Mr.. Thomas ~ issue any
such challenge
That was licuatnant Governor VIII
III Mlyc>' comment on The statement
~ Cullen \. Thdma, given ont at lbll
las. In which he challenged Lieutenant
Governor Mavc> aud w. i. Lane 10 with
draw from the race FOR governor or for
MI three to submit thcir candidacy ~ 2
prohibition priwnrv The Lieutenant
Governor has hccn III Austin several
davS and he saws lint NJ IL much pleased
with the progress 50 far made ~ him ia
hiS campaign FOR the Democratic nom
inHiinn for governor
Mr. Lame i ont of The city. h,ing on 4
tour of inspection M the state farms
damaged n, the 'crcnf floods lie viii
not return IT, Austin uutl about the
middle NJ this week. Ills friends horr
express the opinion that h. will diSre
gard Mr Thomas chlllcpgc. Mr. Lane
declined "a enter the elimination meet
ing held IN some # the prohihtioniSis
last fall and ~ that time. and since
hc has announced that h. Nl> In the race
to >tav: that he considered himself he
legal prohibitiouiSt candidate. and that
~ was mlkiug tie race subject ~ tn
action of the necplc ~ Texas and would
nut ~ controlled IN any boss or set NJ
hn>~t4~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
GONZALES IN MATAMOROS
tON<TTTTTIONAII~T COMMAND.
EE REACHES CITY AFTER LEAv.
ING \IEND LAREDO.
fSPcciai IN The Hcrah.l

Matamoro>. Mex. Jan. General
Pablo Gonzales. commander ~ the con
>tiintinuali>t furrrS which recently M
tackled ~ Naevo Laredo. rrachrd Mata.
moru> Yesterday afternoon. having come
from Guerrero. thi- side ~ Nuryn Lar.
Cdo
VI v said that fewer than half thr
rnn>iituiinnali~i furcrS were used I'm the
attack 90 Nuevo LAREDO. and that Il great
port on ~ the farce had not vet reached
The hr~irgrd city ~ assist in the attack.
y fnrcc ~ constitutionalists number
ing about eight hundred. which reached
here Saturday from Victoria nrcsum.
rblv ~ ioin the conSiitut .OnaIists Ia the
NurrD Laredo viciniry.
Whether renewal of the attack will
l'c made cannot bc positively ascrrtained
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
QUIET AT 0NNA@
HEIiFIS WHO WITHDREW MON.
DAY HAVE MADE NJ EFFORT At
III NTTACkING AWAITING HE.
NFOHCEMENTS.

Pic>idio. Tex. Jan. G.-Onit was com.
pete ~ oiinlgl TODAY. the rebels who
Withdrew late Yesterday making ~
move in renew ihr attack
await ng the arrival ~ rrinforrcments
Fighting between the frdrralS and
af Oiinagl stopped
suddenly Yesterday when Oricga With
drew, supposedly ~ await reinforce
mcnts The fcdcralS rrcrnflr in,crrcpird
rebel rrininrrcmcni~ with ammunition
DIirgl hal Information that n federal
force WAS within four dnyS. of Oiinaca.
planning "a attack him from he rear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
FIREMAN
MAKE PRESIDENT HONOR
MEMBER OF DEPARTMENT
tBg .iss cirird PrrsS.l

GElfpDri Miss. Jan. 6.-Prrsidcni
Wilson TO-DAY formally accepted an ap
rninimrmt a. honorary member of the
Guifpnrt fire department. rendered bc
rJu>e ~ saved the house of Judge Nc
i.lr from iu~>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
SAN BENIT0 SHIPS HOGS
SECOND SHIPMENT To LEAVE TIT
TOWN IN PAST FEW WEEKS
fSpcc.oi ~ The Hcraldl

san Benita. Tex .Iam. ca cariuad o
hogs was shipped from this city to,lay
Unsigned to Houston concern. This
j. the Second shipment II the Kind t.
co ont from here within the last few
weeks. Others being scheduled a. follow
soon.
Tho hog Industry IN this section j.
rapidly growing due 10 ihr fact that ihcs
can he utilized - profiiahlv n hvpro-
ducts ~ The trucking industry all sur
plus vegetables lcinc frl a. them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
DEATHS.

Juan 'anfH- aged ~ wears. died last
. ghi hear 9TH and 81. Frances streets.
~cnilitv l'rine the cause. Funeral vrrsir.
H. wcrr held from the Church of the I'm
pa~nlltr Conception.
Juan n. Cnvazn~. aged ~. died tnhav
IN hi h"ne M tn corner NJ 9Th and Mad
ION streets. death hcing due a. SeniIifv.
r"nrr u services were held from the
Church ~ the Immaculate Conception
This morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
ees sss ssSs
WEATHER.

: New Orleans. In. Jan. ~. Coast :
= weather: Tonight fair. frost: :
"Wednesday fair. with light variable :
: winds. =
: To-day. the day before the oprning :
: nf Br"wn~yil.~ Winter Fair. .
: the cnIy event of the Kind in the !
: United States. j. bca ItifulIy clear. Z
= delightfully."- -. The weather ronld :
: not H. better. and the prospects for :
good weather on the opening date ~ :
: the fair conld not pr>>iby H. bet :
: Ter Bat ia j. normal Brownsvillc :
: weather and who will notice ~ :
= AA - ~ a - AZ y :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
SAN BENIT0W @. w. ELECT
.NprciaI " Th, HcraIdl

san Ernito. Tex. Ian. Il "a meet
ins inst held the Woodmcn - the World
of this city clcricd the follow inc off
Gers flr ihr cnSnine wear: w. IL. tnmlcT.
Consul Commander: 4 NJ. Hyr. Advis-
rr Lieutenant: NJ. NJ. Cooke. Clerk IT. T.
Jones. Escort: A. a. Miller. wftchman /:
z. T. ADAMS >cutrv. T.. T WDrlev. Bank
rr. Thr meuh r~hir ~ this l4'gr hl>
ncrrased forty per cent. during the pasl
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
80 PER CENT
R. R. DIVIDEND
ENECTTINE COMMITTEE rFTNION
PACIFIC MAKES ANNOTNrE
MENT TINT WILL PLEASE
STCtKIlOLnIE> OF Road.
TO TRANSFER STOCKS
". a %. STOCK To AMOUNT 10 49,
rNG nO0 WITH II. IN CASH PER
SHARE WILL EE GIVEN STOCK
HOLDERS

New York y. ". Ian. VI The Tuior
'arific railroad executive committee.
nnonuccd TODAY il would rrcummcnf
Int iiS n rrctor> di-tribHtr among th
tnckhulAcr> nf the road ~>@.nnlhn
;aliimcrc X Ohio stock. owned ~ tn
Mon Pacific. with - per share I'M
ash.
This i equivalent ~ an extra divi
'cnd If X; per cent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
N. Y. N. H. & H.
T0C0MPLY WITH
SHERMAN LAW
fBB tNx ciii,d Press J

Washington n. q. Jan. q Chairman
Elliott oi The New York. New Haven \
Hartford railrald agrrcl a. rrce.uizc
the system a. restore transportation
competition ia \,w England an-i To- con
rm with the sherman antitrust law
after conference with AtturmcyGcn
cral Mcl;cyolldS today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
G0Vt RNMFNT TO
INVESTIGATE
LABOR TROUBLES

Washington. -. &. Jan. q q nation
wide investigation of labor di>turbln ne.
= will bc undertaken Immediately hv
! he federal commission of Industrial r.
laiiun> ID was announced tod MI
Besides the Michigan and Colorado
str kes this included the recent diSiur.
hnnccS in Los Angeles and Lawrence
Mass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
SAY CARRANZA IN IT, S.

~ PaSo Tex. Jan. ia message a.
ne Mexican consul Yesterday said ,irn.
"rnl Nrnn>tianu tirrInza was travelling
through American territory IN disguise
n" JHlrrz. CuuSt IA. innai~ts denied the
report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
III PERSONS KILLED
OR INJURED IN HOTEL
FIRE IN OHIO TOWN

Newark Ohio. ian e. Five people
were Killed AMI six injured. two fatal
IL, tnday when r. DESTROYED The Gl~
Kern ho.cl ia this city.
Not onc person in The hrici ai the time
II The fire escaped death UP injury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
PRESIDENT WILSON TO
LEAVE WINTER CAPITAL
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
Rn .iNs riaitd PrNx.l

Pass Christian. Miss. Jan. 6-It was
announced TO-DAY thar President Wilson
will leave for Washington Sunday night
arriving NJ the capital Tuesday.
lie : now in perfect health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-06
ARMY LIEUTENANT DIES
FOLLOWING INJURY IN
A POLO GAME SUNDAY

III l'a>n. Tex. Jan. Il G-L;entrnani
James ArmSt rnng ~ the Thirteenth
Uuitc.i ~lair- clvalry. Who was injured
in polo gin'c here sunday. died today
from he Inquiries.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
Idaho Man Tries Suicide
becomes DespOndent Over Wiie's
Sickness--lie win Recover.

Delroy Empey of Idaho Falls. Idaho
80 years OF ago, ATTEMPTED suicide by
swallowing tablets of poison In the
basement OF West Second Soutl.
street hotel Sunday afternoon. He was
taken TO the emergency hospital at
police headquarters and attended b.,
DR.. II. b. Sprague, afterward being
removed to the St. Marks hospital,
where he was given medical treatment
which caused his recovery.
Empey gave no reason for his at
tempt upon his own life except to
say that he was despondant. He has
a wife In the l.. ID. $. Hospital, which
with other reverses is thought to
have caused his dependency. Mr..
Empey formerly lived In Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19

me lots and lands abutting upon the
several portions of sidewalks so i'm
proved Ia proportion to the feet front
80 aDutting thereon.
Section 3. That the abutters' pro-
portion OF the costs and expenses OF
making said improvements arc
ylO,4il.57 or fifty cents per foot OF
nnear foot abutting said improve
ments, on five foot pavements, there
being approximately 2G,O20 feet OF
abutting property on pavement five
feet wide.
Section 9. That Saturday, the
seventeenth day of October, 1914, at
the hour OF 1880 l.. NJ. at the Council
namber In the City Hall In Said
City, is hereby designated as the time
and place when the Council will meet
and consider the making of said i'm
provements, the acceptance of said
pavement as laid. provide for the levy
ing OF a tax. ana the issuing OF war
rants for the payment thereof, and to
consider all the matters herein be-
fore set forth, and any objections
made thereon, If any, are to be made
Section Z. That notice of the in
tention of the City Council of Ameri-
can Fork City to make said improve
ments, and to make a tax levy to
pay for the same, and to approve and
accept the pavement laid, and pro-
vide for the issuing OF warrants In
payment thereof to Boley and Single
ION, be published at least twenty days
In a Newspaper published in American
Fork City, Utah County, State of Utah,
prior to the time fixed herein for the
gearing or protests and the consider
sion of the said matters, which no.
lice shall conform to the laws of the
State OF Utah, and the ordinance of
American Fork City. relating to local
assessments.
Section 8. This ordinance shall be
IN force and effect upon It's first pub
LEGATION.
Passed by the City Council of Am
erican Fork City this 10th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d., 1914
EARL S. GREENWOOD
Mayor.
JOS. b. FORBES
Recorder.
(SeaD
First Publication, September l9-last
October 10. 1914
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LEVY /,
TAN FOR PAVING DIS.
TRICT NO. 2.

Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council OF American Fork City, State
OF Utah, of the intention of said CITY
10 make the following described i'm
provements. to-wit:
| Constructing cement sidewalks OF
the width hereinafter stated on the
following named and designated por-
tons OF sidewalks, being paving Dis
trict NO. 2, as created and established
by American Fork City, Utah County
Utah, by an ordinance passed on the
Sth day OF Many, A. d.. 1913, and al
so by an ordinance passed on the 10th
| day OF September, A. d., 1914; said
sidewalks being:
From First West to Second West
on First North Street, on North side
| OF street
From First North to Third North
on First East Street on both sides of
| street.
From Merchant Street to Second
West on First North Street on South
side of street.
From First North to Third North
Street on First West, both sides of
street.
From First North to Third North
Street OH Second West Street. east
side OF street.
From Center Street to Second West
Street on Third North Street, on North
side OF street.
From Main Street to First North
Street on Third West Street, on both
sides of street.
From Fourth North Street to Sixth
North Street, on East side of Center
Street.
From Fourth North Street to Fifth
North Street, on West side of Center
Street.
From Main Street South to Second
South Street on East side of Third
West Street,
On East side of Second West Street
from First South Street 90 rods
South.
From First West Street to Second
West Street on First South Street ON
North side OF street
From Second East Street on Main
Street, to Sixth East Street on North
side of street.
On State Street from Second East
Street to center OF block between
Fifth and Sixth East Streets on North
side Of street.
From First East Street To Second
East Street on First South Street ou
North side of street.
On First East Street from First
South Street 10 Second South street
on both sides OF street.
From Main Street to 40 rods South
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Carson made bust
ness trip to Provo Thursday

Don't be kicker. Lend helping
hand to every enterprise having for
its object the progress of your com
munity or the betterment of your
people. Say word for every man
who manifests public spirit. Don't
growl where you ought to lend en-
couragement. If you can't help, dom
hinder. Some men who have very
little money to put up do great
deal OF good to their community by
words of kindness and good cheer
concerning public-spirited men and
movements. Some men who have
money are a handicap upon progress
and prosperity through the exercise
Of disposition 10 cast reproach up
on their neighbors generally, and
heaping criticlgm upon the endeayors
OF public spirited men. II you don't
feel like pushing things, give the town
a chance by keeping off the backs OF
men who work for general progress
and prosperity. Angain we say, II
you cant help, don't hinder
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
Harold Goodwin On Way Home

A letter received this week from
Harold Goodwin and dated Rotterdam
August 29th. stated that he had ar
rived In Holland and would soon leave
for home. A post card. dated Sep
TENDER LIST, stated that he intended
leaving In few days for London. He
is enjoying good health and Is having
a splendid time. Money mad been
sent him with which he intended max
Ing tour of the continent, so he
Is amply supplied with sufficient mon
ey to make the homeward journey
He says for six weeks he has seen
nothing but war and preparation for
war. All the foreigners have
been under the strictest OF survel-
lance and several times he has been
under arrest. There are thousands
OF Americans In Rotterdam waiting
for the chance to take the steamship
for home.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
PARENTS.TEACHERS MEETING

Under the direction of the Parents
Teachers Association OF Lehi, the
parents OF Lehi school district will
be entertained at the Grammar Grade
building by the teachers. on the even
ing of September 23rd, at 8 p. m. II
is desired that all parents be there
to meet the teachers of their children
and allow the teachers to get ac-
Quainted with them.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19
AT Once! Opens Up Nostrils and Clears
otuffy f1ead-Colds and Catarrh Go

grant balm dessolyes by the heat ~
the nostrils; penetrates and heals ~
Unframed, swollen membrane wnl.s
lines the nose, head and throat; cieM
he air passages: stops nasty ds'
charges and feeling OF clcanslns,
sioothlng relief comes Immediately, s
DOM lay awake tonight strugsn,I,s
for breath. with head stuffed nos.,
closed, hawking and blowing Oa'a ,onl
" cold. with It's running nose ,v
mucous dropping into the throa', . aJ
raw dryness il distressing but "'''
needless
Put your faith-just once--in ~
Cream Balm" and your cold OF "a
tarrh will surely disappear
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-19

A pleasant woman In home is like
the CLEAN OF heavens brightest sun
shine. Hes presence sooths. comforts
and cheers the heart OF man. Don't
forget this. girls, when you get mar
ried. The only way to be pleasant Is
to make a study OF the art; convert
II into science and study II as such.
A woman who makes the man she
loves believe she knows not the mean
Ing OF worry, and who always has for
him a pleasant smile and word of
welcome Will find that tender thoughts
OF her are creeping down furthur in
To his heart than those OF the beauty
whom she envies. Girls, you don't
what an effect continual pleasantness
has upon a man. We would suggest
TO you to make study OF the art OF
being pleasant.