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Chronic LonsrTpatIon.

about two gears ago when / began
using Chamberlain Tablets had
been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble and chronic constipa
tion. My condition improved rapidly
through the use of these tablets. Since
taking four or five bottles of them
my health has been fine" writes Mrs
John Newton, Irving. n. Y. Obtain
able everywhere.
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Rheu1natis1a Easily Relieved
By Cleansing the Blood
S. S. S. Gives Quick Relief
by Toning UP the Blood

but howi A
rheumatism The
Of practically renew the e blood
the ana the
Of Rheumatism whether Is h
Of muscular Rheumasn or
will be entirely relieved by D. D. D.
at s. s. s. e us tel you
Mirror Tells or
Atlanta but begin treatment
a
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Stop coughing! You rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARDS
HORE HOUND SYRUP checks irrita'
ton, heals the lungs and restores com
Portable breathing. Price 25c, soc and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by Bomar Drug
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LOST AND FOUND.

solid gold cluster ring,
size ~. Has six small diamonds
with sapphire in center. Will pay $40
reward. O. S. Bailey, East Main st.
Phone ia. 27-tf
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they had, their received permission
to proceed.
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FOR SALE

FOR SADE-One ForG Roadster. In
good condition. Palace Garage.
Phone 242. lotf
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Liven up your buslness-try the
Want Ads. ,..a-Fslg'
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping, mocern. Phone
Red 513. 29'lm
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FOR RENT

ROOM AND B0ARD-$5.50 per week;
meal tickets, $500, at Mrs. Wards
Ill W. Broadway. f-lm
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished room for
gentleman. 2l3 A St, N. w. Phone
J-S32. 3l-3
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with private family. Call 2O9 b
St, n. w. 3l-o
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REAL ESTATE

FOR REAL ESTATE, LOANS and
insurance, see E. E. Guillot, No.
9 North Washington street, Ard
more, Okla. Phone S32-L 15-1m
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED rooms,
thoroughly modern, by day or week.
Phone 391, East Broadway. Star
rooms 31-1m
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FOR RENT - Seven-room modern
house, COL C Street, E. E. Guillot.
Phone S32. 3l-3
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FOR RENT-Four-room house, South
Washington; one Groom house A
and Seventh, N. w. Phone As. r. T.
Dallas. ol-o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

80 DAILY refinishing Chandeliers, brass
amazing results; no capital or experience
necessary. Write for information Gun
metal Co. Dept. n, Decatur. IIl.'
AGENTS-New, sensational; big money
maker. handsome changeabfe signs Al
Soid frames JOG sells &C; every merchant
buys; sample free. Peoples Portrait
Dept \, Chicago.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

WONDERFUL kitchen invention; saves
! $50 yearly; demonstration Greatest SEN
sation; costs 1oc. sells bOc; 100000 sold in
Chicago. Leave over night collect next
day Triumph Manufacturers, Monon
Bldg. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

poaltry. IcrRu ana sannIr~a.
STEREOTYPE uaatrics make tho beat
and cheapest lining for poultry housed
They are l1Xe. inches. stronger and more
durable than tarned felt and practically
fireproof lac a hundred et The Bee office
ThE Gags you sell make the front hi
tne poultry business Welch's wonder
tli White Indiru Runner nucks law more
"a Z . Nhite-shelled. good eating eggs than
hoi'a Ny flock aveFages e~e- ~ ~e~s
each for ! year. hatchina cges. 81 a f..r
Omaha. Mob. pa~s~~ ier
STRONG chicks. for SC. Tyler z166
small Wheel rs SCI Wsensr. 50 \. "a
Typewrttrrs-
TlPIfN'1lifEaS eoIti. rlnted repaired
Central typewriter EKe. lDs FarnaIa.
MONARCH No. ;; bsrTain. IS Bee Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

VIC HAVE Ford artomobiIe accessory
that sells like lightning Example, we
shipped 425 to our agent In one city in
eight days. Costs wholesale in Quantities
$1s0, retail $780, therefore, 81 profit on
each. II you want some of this, write
at once for full description with illus
trat ons. Safety Steering Device Co.,
Dallas. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

LISTEN--Can you sell gasoline at cent
yer gallon? II so. sell GasO-Tonic
Gives - per cent more gasoline lnilssssEe;
for a. $40 a day easy. Helsy made SIS
first day. Act quick. man. Details free.
White Mfg. Co. Dept g. Cincinnati. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Storage

stores. moves packs ships; SHORES van
mo- 8atisfaction guar. y: tSss \ ~: zso
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

WILL LEASE my home. furnished, for
the summer. finest location m West
Farnam District, on Harvey. between 3sth
and 10th streets. Rental reasonable Ref
erences required. Phone Harvey 73dl-'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

6 PER CENT average commission. We
want clean men and Twill pay well for
them. Our plans get the orders. Best
Aluminium, enamel, china, tin, cutlery.
glass, etc. Open stock etc. Commission
weekly. Herthal MIG. Co.. st. LOUIS, MOO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

he A LAND owner. lots in the Amp,l-
gamated Subdivision only $3.50 each.
live agents, don't delay. Amalgamated
Oil Company, Butte. Mont'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

SALESMAN wanted for the Hep-a-
phone; every telephone user wants
one: sells for So; earn sos a week; send
for complete set of instructions in sales
manship free. Goddard Specially Co.,
2S14 Flora Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

SAIESMElN-Make big COMMISSIONS
selling our new advertising premium
proposition TO merchants. Sells everv-
where Demand unlimited. Sample free.
Universal Mileage Co. lzS4 Van Boren
St, Chicago, Ins
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

MANIFESTATIONS calling on floor
covering trade TO sell first class line
rubber mats and stair treads. Prices
lower than competitors' and good com
mission. Address Y-695. Bee.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

SALESMAN wanted for our side line
blankets and dress fabrics. We sell
retailers direct and pay good commits
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

-, .U0.OV5 I-n.Ofsi4ie in the ". s I must
reach all Of them. Need honest repre-
reeentative each state. No canvassing.
Write l.. Q. AIodFa "a u 2ist St. New
York;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

REPRESENTATIVE wanted; exclusive
territory. New invention guaranteed
by reputable corporation, saving % per
cent TO gasoline users or money re-
funded. Automobile, motorboat, station
airy engine owners buy at first offering.
Territory going quickly. Gas Saver Sales
ennnnnv. 1880 Broadway. New York;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
south.

If YOU buy later the rent viii be ap-
piled as the first payment on the house.
We have several that can be bought on
this plan. BOSS ;. 1eth ST., a b-room house
With toilet and city water for tl0 PEI
month. 2if2 Elm st., 4 rooms, $40 per
month and others Come TO the office
and see about this plan. 2 US, Bee.
FINE, STRICTLY MODERN sLROOM
HOUSE ei4 s. 18Th. HARVEY 55lL
700 81. MARY's AvE.-7-r. house, i7ss
g. esth st., Or. cottage mod. exs heat
ID. si6
60 s. 18TH, two blocks west from Miller
hotel. broom house. modern. Web. es.s.
S-ROOM modern. hot water heat. fine
location. Tel. u. 5sis.
GROOM, modern house, eo3 s. 9th St, so.
FELL. a PINISERTON co,
6Ss State Bank Bldg.s
FTVE-ROOM house, aummer Kitchen, Tine
cellar, water paid, SD 1223 50. Dth 50.
west.
w. FARNAM brick hoase. bed rooms,
? bathS. sls N. 18th ave: D. 2 ssI:
BRICK flat. 5 rooms. hot water, heat al
WEST FARNAM.
6 rooms and sleeping porch. gas rsnse,
and white enamel trim. 1915 Farnam st.
''en'N'W yn FAiflSAM SMITH & CO. -. /.
1870 Farnarn st. douglas lVos-
NEW double houses at aoi2-la Dewey
Ave. B rooms and sleeping porch. All
modern. Never occupied. Open sunday.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPAN1h .
nth and Douglas SIS. Douglas g0ls :
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
APARTMENTS.

THE WAYNE-THREE ROOMS.
Just completed, within walking dis
lance, NEW and up-to-date the only one
OF its kind in the citv. Located at zeth
Ave. and Dewey. has gas range. retrig-
orator bulh-in bed. gas dryer In laundry,
Itor service; no carfare. Attractive ROOF
GARDEN Prices from s23 to t3O Call
us for appointment, or janitor will show
you through anytime. Douglas iVVe'
FIVE ROOMS-HUDSON.
207 a. 26th Ave. beautifully decorated (;
first class: practically new; built-in BUT
fet; close In. no carfare: $40.
ImAkTfNds 8 HEYpEN. 1914 Harvey ST..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
HEnP wANTEp-FEMALE
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
WRITE motion picture plays: $50 each.
y Experience unnecessary. Details sent
free TO beginners. Producers League,
i@ Wainwright. 81. Louis
change for chambermaid 20 work five
A SUITE OF housekeeping rooms I'm ex-
hours per day Mrs e. ]. KoLler. 1917
Howard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

Houses and Cottages.

sis50-six- room house at 3il2 n. 18th.
so. O0--NICE 5-ROOM COTTAGE on a full
lot at 1872 Evans st.
f25.00-SiX-room house at 1909 BothrOp
S25.Oo-1-room house. iii6 Writ; garage.
w. III. GATES.
ca Omaha Natl Bank Bldg. Doug. 129ts
LARGE LIST OF HOUSES. ALL PARTS
CITY. r. d. WEAD. 1901 FARNAM ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
FOR RENT
Houses and Cottages.
Miscellaneous.
HOUsEs-MODERN

HOUSES MODERN.
5-r., s5SS ohio. two lots, $50. -.
-5-r., 90ls N. 18th Ave, BUNGALOW, t26
6-r., 1873 Grace. beautiful home, f32.O.
7-r., 1901 S. 18th. Hanscom Park. large
yard, t325O
SIR. 2gi0 Emmett. very choice $50
ST.. 20if Emmet, snap at SO
SIR. 32l1 N. 18th. sleeping porch, $50.
S-r.. 20S 81. Mary's Ave. close In, No
g-r.. Zl20 Binney, large CORNER, $50
HOUSES-MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
ar. 65 s. 10Th. close In. SIS
5-r.. 172s Lake. BUNGALOW, t2250
6-r., 52s N. 18th Ave, good cond., Va
b-r.. 1854 California. close in. 81.
S-r., 1910 Madison Ave, elegant con, $50.
HOUSES-PART MODERN.
Dr., 233 n 10th, South Omaha, water, y.
Ar, 1914 n. 3ith, water, gas. SO.
6-r., 1904 9. 10Th, ell. IT,, water. toilet, VIZ.
FBATS-MODEkN.
Dr., 1905 Emmett large yard, $3.50.
y-r.. 70 ;. 9th. snap at SIS.
b-r, 1905 Dewey, close In, 1850.
Ger, s122 Cass. A No. 1, Ss5.
GER, 562 : 26th Ave. close in. $3.50
Ger. 25si Harvey, close in, $50
FLATS-MODERN. EXCEPT HEAT.
3-r COZ s. 30th. coy. water paid, $l2.yo.
AR, 1888 Patrick Ave, new, wat pd., 80.
t-r., 20N N. 9th. NEW water. pd., SO.
or, eiih N. 21st, close In, walking dis
5-r., asia n. sOth. choice. SIS.
5-r.. 1915 ~ 9th, very coy, water paid
%
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

SO WEEKLY-ii5 needles. In case, t0c
retail your profit one-half; our new
plan" does the work; PARTICULARS free.
Sample i0c National Needle Co.. Dept.
"a, st. Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

TWENTY-FIVE agents wanted for Iowa.
Best money making proposition, on the
market. II you are a live wire write
for information. Northern Speciality Co,
Bemidjl. Minn'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

ALESMEN-Weelkly expenses and large
commissions paid for selling our sensa-
premIuru trade-winning assortments, also
open stock, TO all Glasses Of merchants.
Slde-line men can make big money, and
permanent positions with exclusive ter
ritory will be given saleemen producing
good business. Dept. "a National Alum
mum MOTHS, kllnlra, n. \.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

HOUSES.
507 81 l0th ST.. rooms. good loca-
ton for roomers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
at6 ST Mays Ave. II rma.. modern SIS O'
sf7 81. 1garv's Ave. 10 rms modern 50 d
FLATS MODERN. EXCEPT HEAT.
5l5 Cunning 81, cd floor front
1918 Cunning ST., 0d flooF reRrl
i762 I.eaVenworth ST. 6 rooms. ......,, q .0'
CIOSE IN APARTMENTS.
The STERLING" 18Th ana s. Mary
Ave. Reduced summer rates. se5 10 IS
phone
First Trust Co.
%, 8 18Th 81 Doug ~ flSi .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
w. M. NASH & co.
SPECIAL LAND AGENTS,
500 Bee Bldg. Omaha. NeO.f
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT--Weli improved %
acres. grain rent VIII lease Tor years
II desirable. Good refecences, Guy Cow
gili si4 n I'D ST. Lincoln. Neb.
WAN'rFD--.ro hear from owner OF good
farm or ranch for sale. g. &. Buck
fnaham, Houston, Tex"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

GRAB this winner now. absolutely sells
on sight. 100 per cent profits. repeat
agents wanted Immediately: free partic-
ulars. Independence Supply, Dept. 3. Boy
221, INDEPENDENCE, Ia.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

GREATEST stunt ever sprung on the
American people; you give free gold
monoeram dinner set coupon with every
sale OF Lucky 'Leven' and our other
sensational soap and toilet combinations;
y to $40 daily easy; crew managers dou-
BILE that; repeat orders galore; worlds
appointment r. NJ. Davis. PRESIDENT Is
Davis Bldg. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

AGENTS make go per cent profit selling
novelty sign cards." merchants buy 10
to 100 on sight: so varieties: catalogue
free. Sullivan Co, 123i Van Buren, St,
Chicago, H.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

S1I OO-SSil Hamilton St.. rooms,
SIS OO-laoe N. Goth. 5 rooms.
SeaoO-24ig N. 18TH 5 rooms.
s92 6O-256S Jones. rooms.
seh. Oo--sfI Park Ave. rooms.
sao oo-SSe0 Myrtle Ave, rooms
SIS o0--afot Hawthorne Ave. rooms.
81. O0--.laz ~. ga. rooms.
ss5 oo-S1za Hamilton. 6 rooms
sol a-5io s. I'D St. "A rooms. steam heat
OUTSIDE APARTMENT. SOUTH AND
FAST EXPOSURE.
Slb -e22it Park Ave, rooms with heat
GLOVER a SPAIN.
r. @Gz als City Nationals
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

WANIED-Agenfs 70 sell mason and
plasterers's tools direct from factory.
viii pay good commission, and also on
repeat orders Big money for live wire.
References required. Mayes Brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

NOldClIlNG salesman - Experienced
man, convincing taiker. Mason or odd
Yellow IN good standing. insurance or
bond salesman preferred; territory pro
tested; reference required. Fraternity
Pub. Co. Bromfield ST.. Boston. Mass
HusTLER with rig. 70 sen Hold-fast
fence anchors; absolute farm necos-
can make big monay with tina nall iuyeus
ton Dunbar MID, o. N EsntnQks 11Etr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
bLEASE BREAKS
 FORTH ONCE MORE
In Farewell Message to Leg islature Attacks Demo-
 cratic Party.

Columbia, S. C., Jan. Ex-Governor Blease delivered his farewell mes sage to the South Carolina legislatur . today He will be succeeded January 19 by Richard I. Manning, when he will retire to private life.
 The governors message urged $ reduction of taxes and recommends smaller appropriations for institu- tions of higher learning of the State, including abolishment of all free scholarships.
 Urging the legislature to make pro- vision for immigration, Governor Blease declared he did mot agree with the policy that men should be highly educated in order to be im- migran nts. We want laboring cit zenship.'
 Commenting upon what he describ- ed as the "encroachment of the fed eral government upon states rights more of which he asserted had been "stolen" since January l, 1914, he added:
 Can it be possible that under the lead of man some times called a Southerner, the Democratic party is to become the party that is stealing the power from the states and giving it to the federal government: and that the Republican party, under the lead of Hughes or Whitman, is to become the state1 right party and stop this stealing of power?'
 In closing his message, Governor Blease said:
 "I bow my knee to no man or set of men. If I create favorable i'm pression all we'll and good; if create an unfavorable impression I, and l alone, am responsible. My life's work so far as my personal interest is con cerned, has been completed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
LATEST FASHION NOTES
 from the FASHION CENTRES

whether we view the situation from the standpoint of decorum or not.
 We are having great many dances here at old Gotham; dances for philantrophy as we'll as dances for pure pleasure, and one has nightly evidence of the truth of these com ments. The attractively draped yet fitted costume IS always the one that stands forth, the exaggerated one the one that is over generous in what it reveals. fails of its purpose: it does not attract. it docs not charm, it only revolts.
 A really beautiful frock that is to be worn at Christmas dance is so charming in all its lines, so daintily girlish in all its delicacy that it seems to make an especially good model about which to chat The skirt is a plain straight one in shell pink crepe meteore and on it are arranged two gathered frills of silk net of the same shade, with full tunic above that flares generously at its lower edge and this edge and the edges of the frils arc bound with strips of the silk. The bodice is prcttily made with the round line that is always charming for the young neck, plain and of the silk with ,~-the picot edge. But the sleeves are formed by drapery of the net, and this drapery is drawn up closely over the shoulder to form a pretty little rosette-like finish, while it extends sufficiently under the arms to allow the wearing of fitted under-bodice that greatly enhances its charm. The girdle is very wide one starting just at the hip line and terminating at the bust-line, and Is made of the silk and it is held at the back with little crystal bead ornaments that take the place of buttons; as charming an Empire costume as we'll could be found and gives all the best of that period and is dainty and girl-like in the extreme. It consists of true Empire skirt which is straight of moderate width. and gathered just below the bust line. This skirt Is of silk voile in dainty shade of blue with band of chiffon velvet on its lower edge and above this band trimming of tiny rosebuds The bodice consists of a wide band of velvet with narrow band of chiffon edged with picot. Above and over the shoulders is most fascinating sleeve drapery, also finished with picot and this dtapery falls over the shoulder joints in a most attractive way, while its ends extend over the velvet bodice and veil it attractivelv The lower edge of each piece is so shaped that it is short at the front and long at the back, giving a very pretty effect. Rosebud banding i, arranged over the upper edge of the girdle and passes over this draperv to hold it in place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

woman, with an old shawl wrapped around her head, stood watching our waiting train. Some of our party talked to her and finally persuaded her to go to the cluster of houses in the valley way below and get them some chickens. She returned after the long trip with four young b-oilers bullets. She said they cost five krcnen-one dollar. A man laid four kronen on the ground and grabbed the chickens. The woman protested. Either give back her chickens or give her five kronen. The man left her crying, took the chickens to the other side of the train and killed them.
 Championed the Woman.
 The woman covered her face with her ragged shawl, crying. I had main- tained a very careful attitude Up to this moment, but here my sense of justice prevexsed my being silent. went to the man protesting. "Either give the woman what she asks" said, "or give back her chickens"
 She's had enough" he said, going on with his butchering.
 Ut is not right or fair" I urgeo "If you don't give her the right amount, now you have killed her chickens. l shall pay her"
 Give her another kronen," several other men advised. He would not, but his friend did. The woman kissed my hanl. Several of the men threw pebbles at her and shooed her away Down the valley side she went, for lorn, bare-footed figure in ragged faded shawl.
 The men had great feast of chicken and rice. l made my dinner on five biscuits, postage stamp size II could only eat chicken under soms conditions. This was not one of them At any rate. 1 was not invited to ea:
 We have no light. It is dark al five. It gives me time to try to patch out a nights rest on the slippery edge ! of my compartment seat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

tons we have passed are not invit- Ii ing. There is nothing new. The day repeats yesterday
 Thursday. Nov. 5.-I took my shoes off last night. My right shoe would not behave. With malicious deviltry it pinched my foot until in despera- 1 ton 1 took both shoes off, I had my face washed this morning. The engine is the willing pump for the whole crowd. Colonel John brought me his rubber basin and showed me how to | lift off the cushion and place the basin on the seat. The soap felt de- licious.
 We breakfasted in a station with q 1 lot of officers who watched Us with interest. We had tea with rum, rolls Or light bread, the first have seen in Europe, and tNo boiled eggs. One Of mine was fresh. Some had worse luck, others better. Prince Croy lost two more soldiers by death last night. That is five out of 130.
 i Remarkable RecOveries.
 "I have had soldiers frightfully wcunded,' Prince Croy told me. "w,, 3 have made extraordinary recoveries One man had three shots. One entered his forehead and came out at tn, back of his head. One entered the base ol the head at the back and came out on the opposite side at the temple and che shot vent through his leg Five. weeks after, when I went tt see him, he jumped to his feet and salutad.
 "l had auother more horrible" h continued. "A man had his entire lower jaw torn off with a sharrro' His tongue hung out on his neck ar chest. He had been five daJs in the trenches after receiving bis wound before the firing ceased long enough to let him be carried away. He wa, famished. We inserted tube in his throat. He fought vigorously. as Int thought it wonlt hurt. But we in. sisted and poured soup into him. Int moment he felt the soup in his stom ach he made frantic motions fo, more. He was wild for food. W, could not feed him enough. Now the, are making new jaw in the hospita and he is recovering"
 When Prince Croy was told how eagerly the poor fellows damandet more food, he laughed delightfully."- showing how happy he felt to be able to give some comfort 10 the suffer'ne Great strings of wild gesse float ing like forms in the sky mingl, with the white clouds in the blu, above us. Aeroplans, whose whiz. zihg motors warn us of their ap- proach long before they are yisiblt core and go. We are left to specu. lats whether they are friend or foe The strongest glass does not disclose their identity.
 Many of> the men carry alcoho lamps. They are always "cookina tea" as they express it. Some of then seem to be eternally eating At one place we stopped q ragged bare-footed