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smiled TO June. The newcomer fol
lowed that smile and herself smiled at
June. The little girl had been study
ing June frankly out of round eyes.
Il like you." she said, with startling
candor; then the employment agency
woman laughed, and pretty Mrs. Wiles
laughed. June dimpled.
II like you, too" she acknowledged.
The employment agency woman rose.
Mrs. Murdoch is listed as a gov
erness," she observed, and June winc-
ed at her new name. How queer this
all seemed! Perhaps you would like
to have little chat"
Mrs. Wiles and June Moore Warner
Justin Day Murdock were both agree
able to that suggestion, particularly
since little Dolly Wfles had appropri-
ated June apparently for keeps. They
sat in one of the cozy corners, and
when June rose she was engaged. Mrs.
Wiles was most appealing woman.
All three were perfectly happy as
they left the office and rode In Mrs.
Wiles' victoria up Fifth avenue to one
of those wide, clean streets which lead
off from Central park.
A block and half from the avenue
they stopped before a new looking
apartment house with an imposing en-
trance, and hungry looking doorman
bowed his regular bow, and a hungry
looking elevator man shot them sky
ward.
A duplex apartment. June had nev-
er seen one before, and its utility was
a puzzle to her then, as 1t was for
many long day afterward.
After luncheon a nap for Dolly, and
then a romp in the park. Roller skat-
ing. June's foot was nearly as small
AZ Dolly's. and the child. after she had
thoroughly exhausted herself, insisted
that June try. 1t was a pretty little
deceit which was put on Dolly. June
strapped on the skates and was timid
and helpless and altogether charming
until Dolly had laughed herself weak;
then June suddenly Strengthened up
and szated away like the expert that
she was. whereat Dolly was more
pleased than ever. and voice from
the roadway. suave and pleasant
voice, called:
"BrayOr Gilbert Blye! He was
smiling. June was confused. She
whisked off the skates.
"You seem to have all the. accom-
plishments," went on Blye. stepping
down from his luxurious limousine.
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CHAPTER II.

IN n ED WARNER standing diago-
N nally across from the Hotel
II vi Daniel where he could watch
CJ both the front and the side en-
frances, saw three short, thick men
come single file up the side street and
stop in front of the main entrance.
Shanks McGee had felt strangely list
less and forlorn these past few min
utes, for there was nothing inside or
out. Suddenly the three short. thick
detectives rounded the corner, and,
gee, they were sinking! The world
was once more a bright and happy
place for Shanks.
Say, Kid" husked the shortest and
the thickest--it was none other than
Bill Wolf-"have you lamped lengthy
gink around here with whitfield black
chinchillasT'
That observant young person of the
world began at the beginning, but he
was so minute of detail that he had
not yet reached the middle when Bill
Wolf. looking through the plate glass
windows of the Hotel Daniel. said
"Sh"' and drew his two assistant de-
tectives out of the range of poor
Shanks McGee's quivering ears, and
the three astute hounds of the law put
their heads together in excited confer
ence. Then Bill Wolf, in his best pose
of a man who was waiting for some
body and didn't expect him to come,
went into the hotel
The Moore limousine drew up. and
Ned went over to join the quartet. He
led the way to the desk and confronted
the Unconditional eye of the clerk.
This is the father and mother of the
young woman whose maid called here
with her clothing. We do not know
what name she used in registering, but
l know that my wife is in this house.
and If we don't get her I'll raise trou-
ble!"
"I'll produce the woman at once" the
clerk agreed. "But If there's going to
be a rumpus it'll have to be on the
sidewalk and on the other side of the
street"
He called for A. He called again
There was no answer. The room was
searched.
1t was empty!
Sammy. the boy with the angelic
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scrambled on the step and hung his
thick arms in at the door.
"Huh-huh-huh-hu Sneaky in
formed her, strangling for breath and
pulling his arms out of the car.
81 say, what do you want? insisted
Honoria.
Sneaky pointed backward with his
thumb.
Your huh-huh-huh- -husbandw he
husked, sucking in all the air in the
car. "Danielr' And again he point
ed backward with his thumb.
Honoria Blye without n word grab
bed her cut glass flower vase and
cracked her expert detective on the
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sILAs w. CLARK DIES
Death of Newport Man Caused b.
Blood Poisoning
Special to The Telegraph

SPecidI TO IHe Telegraph
Newport Pa. Feb. 20.-Silas Wright
Clark died yesterday morning at his
home in Market street, aged 81 years,
from an attack of blood poisoning.
Mr., Clark was born in Center town
ship, this county, and came to New
port when young man. He married
Miss Mary Margaret Wertz, of this
place, February 10, 1888. Mr.. Clark's
death occurring on the 27th anniver-
sary of their marriage. He is surviv-
ed by his wife and two children, Mrs.
William n. Reifsnyder, of Harrisburg,
and Robert w. Clark, at home. He
is also survived by Mrs. Alfred Clouser
of Newport, and Mrs. Matte Hess,
Harrisburg, sisters. and r. w. Clark
and Jesse Clark, Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr.. Clark was member of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, at which place
funeral services will be held on Mon
day morning, his pastor, the Rev.
William c. Ney, officiating He was
a member of the knights of the Gold
en- Eagle, Modern Woodmen and Patri-
otic Order of the Sous of America.
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1uAGs w dInCt iNChGA llG uOOE u HA
from the inside and turned the bolt
and dropped into a chair to rest.
Suddenly voice called, ITS Marie.
Miss Junie." and knock was heard,
June Warner opened the door of "A
In hurry, and her uyes sparkled and
she clapped her hands ~ she saw Ma
rie with clothes sticking from her in
all directions.
We're caughtg' painted Marie Mr..
Ned grabbed me downstairs! He made
a scener'
Where b he nOwr' June sat down
Imply.
II don't Inowt An at once he threw
down the clothes and ran out ON the
street, I don't know whyF'
Ned Warner, attended closely by the
ecstatic Shanks McGee, stood at the
subway exit in state of seethe beyond
computation. Again Gilbert Blyel
Honoria Blye, exchanging spite with
a green parrot, was suddenly interrupt.
ed by caller.
"Got him" announced the caller,
who was none other than Bill Wolf.
Honoria Blye sprang up instantly.
Get my wrapsr' she yelled to the
abnormally ugly maid who had let Bill
Wolf In. Mr.. Wolf, you fooled me
once. Are you sure you have found
Gilbert Blye%
'If we amt, so help me!' solemnly
swoTe Wolf.
Honoria Blye, with Bill Wolf by her
side, was soon speeding downtown in
her little electric coupe. In front of
Luchow's restaurant they found a fat,
wide man with a cigar in the corner
of his mouth and his narrow rimmed
slouch hat showed on the back of his
round head and his eyes turned con-
templatively toward the stars.
Certain party in, BlinkyT husked
wolf.
Blinky Peters followed them inside
the busy cafe. and as they walked back
toward the Thirteenth street entrance
a fat, wide man with his hands in his
pockets came in at the rear door
Sneaky Tavis.
There's your party" suddenly hiss
ed Bill Wolf and pointed to a table
where n dark Vandyked German with
spectacles was entertaining a healthy,
red checked young woman with a
green feather in her hat.
you scum shrilled Honoria Blye
to her three expert detectives and went
home to her parrot.
Ned Warner stepped into the cigar
store next door to the Hotel Daniel
and telephoned Junes home in Bryn-
port. Mr. and Mrs. Moore We're in the
city at Bobbie Blethering's, the smooth,
soft voice of fat, black old Aunt Deb
by told him.
Blethering's and the CHEEKY voice of
Bobbie. Yes, the Moores were there.
And June was located? Great! Stanch
Bobbie was all eagerness when Ned
and Iris TO come down to the Hotel
Daniel.
He also telephoned Honoria Blye.
Her shrill voice cracked over the tele-
phone. She had just this minute got in
frcm wild goose chase after a bogus
Gilbert Blye, but If he had been seen
at the Hotel Daniel with Neds run
away bride she'd be right down. Ho-
nOria called up her detectives and or
dered them to report at the Hotel
Daniel.
Meanwhile Gilbert Blye sat in con
vcrsation with jovial looking Orin Cum
ningham and a usually vivacious bru-
nette whom both men called Tommy.
Triumphantly Blye held before Tommy
the address in his little memorandum
book "Nfrs. J. G. Day, Hotel Daniel"
He motioned the girl to follow him.
She sat glumly. Orin Cunningham
spoke to her sharply. With a flounce
she rose and followed Gilbert Blye.
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CHAPTER III.

THOR moment June hesitated be.
fore the door Of an employ
ment agency next morning,
~ and then she sharply beat
down her reluctance. People who have
made up their minds to be independent
and to earn their own way in life must
have no timidlty. She turned the knob
with sudden boldness and opened 1t;
then she smiled at her own sensitive
ness as she stood before n pleasant
faced woman, in the corner of whose
eyes, however, there was yelled
sharpness which June did not see
A very pretty woman came in as
June turned to go away, and with her
was little girl of great beauty. June
hesitated as she heard the word gov
erness." The woman at the desk
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up TO tue corner. lie uatteneu ms al
ready fiat nose against the broad plate
glass window Of the modest Hotel
Daniel.
The beautiful young girl concealed
all that she could of her imidity as
she walked through the door with what
she thought to be a strictly business
like manner. Seven men who had
been morbidly eying their respective
cuspidOrs Immediately Strengthened up
and looked their handsomest. One of
them looked bold, and another, deco
rative Frenchman, looked debonair.
The beautiful girl strobe straight up to
the desk
"A room with bath, please" she
requested.
The clerk, an indfferently aged man,
held the register moment while he
studied the new guest of the house.
ANY luggage, miss?"
The girl, disconnected, had recourse
to her only armor. Now she shyly cast
up at him her great, soft, expressive
eyes, and the clerk felt ashamed of
himself. He swung the register around
10 her
MY maid will be here presently with
my clothes" The voice was soft and
sweet.
Certainly, miss" And the clerk
whanged a bell which sounded like
fire gong. "Frontw
In response to that stentorian call a
shock headed, loose limbed Irish boy
jumped forward and took the key to
"A. The clerk, without moving his body
or his neck or his head, craned for
ward his eyes to watch the signature,
Mrs. j. G. Day.
A moment later the black Vandyked
man strOlled in, looked at the register
and walked into the bar Then along
came Marie with bundle of clothes.
The young woman went straight to
the desk.
Mrs. Days maid?' the clerk OBJ
served, inspecting the clothing piece by
piece from under his eyelids and ring
ing for front and looking at the young
woman and the register all at the same
time. The young woman, quite evil
IDENTITY maid, glanced swiftly at the
register
Mrs. Day's?" she repeated, breath
ing heavily. "Y-yesw
She's expecting you" And the
clerks eyelids fiickered. Room A."
Marie, tell June l want herr cried
voice.
''Sir," she said, II do not know you"
"Why-er'-- Ned stammered; then
he grabbed the clothes from the maids
arms. Now you lead me to Juner'
Sir, how dare you?" Marie said and
turned appealingly to the clerk.
''Chese are my wife's clothes!" de-
clared the young man. "She's here.
want herr
what's her nameT" the clerk de-
manded.
Mrs. Ned Warner!'
Not here"
'June Moorer'
''Oh. come OFF, observed the clerk
IF let you go through the directory
you may hit It. Give this girl back her
clothes, and good nightr'
This thing has gone far enough,
Marie!' hotly stated the young man.
At that moment his voice stopped
Out of the bar had stroIled elegantly
the pride Of Shanks McGee. the man
with the black Vandyke. and he was
neatly nibbling piece of cheese. He
was across the lobby and going out of
the door. paying but a scant tribute Of
curiosity to the knot In front Of the
desk, before the young man with the
clothes saw him. The young man
nearly upset Marie on his way to the
door.
A porter stopped him to get June's
clothes. Ned was then delayed at the
ticket window and, glancing across
the station. saw Blye going uptown
on an express.
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paniment duet. Misses Erma Wilson
and Vera Speas; violin duet, Miss Ida
Richard and Jessie Parish; reading,
Mrs. J. II. Bowman; ladies' quartet,
Mrs. Garman. MRS. Ludwig, Misses
Reidell and Nader; violin solo, Miss
Jessie Parish; contralto solo, Mrs. H.
r. Wetteroth.
Mrs. De Gray first vice-president of
Harrisburg Union, gave an address, IA
Message of Prophecy" II was q de-
scriptlon of the celebation In Harris
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ploy for total of 437 years, ten who
have been with the firm since their
initial employment, a total of Ala
years. and five who have never worked
for any other firm. Another ten men
have a record which totals $50 years.
Tho plant has $50 employees.
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APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT

Sunbury, Pa, Feb. 20.-Attorneys
w. II. Hackenburg, of Milton, and C.
r. Savidge of Sunbury, have appealed
to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
in the suit of the Milton Weaving and
Manufacturing company VS.. the North
cumberland County Gas and Electric
company of Sunbury, for damages by
fire alleged to have been caused by de-
fectiVe wiring. Judge Cummings non
suited the case, which was for $4,000.
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Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Special TO The Telegraph

Waynesboro.-Mrs. Lydia A. Funk, SO
years old. died at her home in South
Broad street yesterday
East Cocalico.-William Binkley, SO
years old. died yesterday.
Marietta.-Mrs. Margaret Tate, II
years old, cleo yesterday.
Newport.-Word was received here
to-day of the death of the widow of
the Rev. ]. ]. Kerr at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Slaughen-
haupt, OF Oakmont. Pa. q
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LICENSE FIGHT IN LANCASTER
Against Nineteen Places
I'm CITY and County

Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 2O.-Remon-
strances have been filed against the
renewal of licenses to nineteen hotels
In Lancaster city and county, specific
charges being filed against each stand.
A few are said to be unnecessary.
but against most of them the charge Is
made that the law is being violated.
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burg of tho putting in force the ma
tlonal prohibltory amendment In 1920,
The message was given in clear and
forceful manner.
Mrs. O. e. Houston secured num-
Der of members during the social hour
which followed. Refreshments were
served to eighty members and friends.
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w. G. 7. U. RECEPTION
New Members Added to Roll at Pc
hr.nnl-

Penbrook, Pa. Feb. 20.-A recep-
tion was held in VOLTS Hall on
Thursday evening for the new
members and friends of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and an
enjoyable program was rendered
Those taking part were: Mr.. and Mrs
Williamson. violin and piano accom-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Leslie yesterday
their daughter. Miss Blanche Leslie,
was married to Clayton II. Kulp. of
Neffsville. by the Rev. A. s. Hotten-
stein.
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4sz YEARS WITH THE FIRM

Record of Ten Employees of Plant I'm
WatsOntown
Watsontown. Pa. Feb. 20. - The
Watsnntown Door and Sash Company
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FOURTH EPISODE.
Poor Little Runaway Bridel
CHAPTER /.

"~1 HANKS" MCGEE, carrying
M one soiled newspaper for q
bluff and collecting money
~ for the newsboys' home as
another bluff, suddenly paused In his
absorbing attempt to whistle through
broken tooth as he saw coming up
the dingy side street toward the Hotel
Daniel beautiful young girl. She
was turning to look backward over her
shoulder at every few steps.
oh. gee! A man was following herl
And he was lodging along from tree
TO tree and from doorway to doorway,
and every time he saw the girl look
back he ducked! The man had black
whlskers, whitfield down to fine point
Just under his chin, and he carried
himself with tho ease which only a
thorough scoundrel can acquire.
Shanks McGee stood petrihed, then
took a long, deep breath and hurried
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KULP-LEsLIE WEDDING

Brunnervllle.-At the rasldAnen of
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IA ED WARNER. standing diago-
IN nally across from the Hotel
vi Daniel, where he could watch
T. both the front and the side on
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UNIQUE STORM STRIKES n. y.
Thunder and Lightning Accompany
Heavy Wind and Snow.

New York, Dec. 2G.-One Of Che
most weird storms the East has seen
in many years-raiE, hail and snow,
accompanied by thunder and light
ming and gale which reached a max
imum velocity of 90 miles an hour
descended from the northeast early
today rs the aftermath Of a Christ
mas fog. 1t indirectly caused seven
deaths in this vicinity, carried down
telegraph wires, damaged shipping
crippled railroad traffic, and caused
considerable property damage.
The phchomenon Of thunder and
lightning in the midst of a driving
snow awakened New Workers at the
height Of the storm about 7 o'clock
this morning. A gale from the south
accompanied by rain, had been blow
ing during the night, but the tenn
pCrature dropped during the early
morning hours, changing the rain to
nail and then to snow. The local
weather bureau reported a total pre-
cipitation Of % inches, of which IS
WAS snow
Co.o,.o, 90 A.,
cable companies between New York
and >,.o ,oo.i.
hrsir.,
cbi,,,i,r -, ~, ,.;,,,.
shelter to escape the heavy seas. and
,ororo, o,oo, ,;,.. ,.o, .,.,..
ur.n tno GALA o,,,oa r..
ror.or. ohn,rd = ,,,, ,..''.,
,.boro off c,ra,. ,,ao,. ,a. ,.',,.,.',
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NOTES FROM BOUNTY LAND.
Many Visitors for the Holidays-A
Pheasant and Quiet Christmas.

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at Minet la. and was fatally injured.
His wife. who was riding with him.
also suffered injuries from which she
may die.
An aged man fell on an icy pave
ment in Newark and died Of a frac-
tured skull on his way to a hospital.
The Reformed church, at New
Brighton, Staten Island. was struck
ny lightning and seriously damaged
Wind tore the roof off the hospital
ward of the Newark. y. j.. City Aims
House and two elderly women pa .
'ionts were Injured by falling beams.
Part Of the roof also was blown off
the building in which aged women
are housed on Blackwell'S Island.
\ crowded tenement house in Pas
"aic, y. j., was unroofcd. as was a
church i'm Brooklyn, just before the
morning service began.
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the men viii be treated as nationals
and will not be deprived Of any of
their civic rights for serving under
Villa
All armed resistance to Gen. Car
rama in Northern Mexico is now at
an end. and the first chief is now in
position to give his undivided at
teNtioH TO the rehabilitation Of his
country
Villa Downfall Laid to European War
WASHINGTON. Dee. 2G.--The Euro
pean war WAS the real factor which
defeated Gen Villa in Mexico. accord
ing 10 special agents OF the Depart
m"nt o. Justice who have been con-
ducting extensive Investigations along
the Mexican border and are familiar
with conditions there and ir NcXicO.
TEcy explain that for many months
! villa has been unable to obtain arms
ani ammunition from American deal
"rs and manufacturers because he
| could not outbid the European bellig-
| "rCnts.
i'od it not been for the war and
| had tn, price OF aims and ammuni-
| tion remained normal. it is believed
! by many OF these agents Villa wOuld
! have been successful in his insurrcc-
| tiOu.
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sis,c't and persistent as are all the
forces OF evil, in their endeaF"rS TO
retain hola where lhey sun nave II
and 10 regain hold where they nave
lost 1t. Each week we receive 4
large sheet OF ready-'o-pr'ht ana
'coStS-you-hothihE matter from the
Liquid Hell Dealers. accompanying
which Is the mNar'2pIe request tha'
W" VIII ooll&e the 'teiI l'e"le'9 oH
rnhllShlh&' so th'' th"lr SiH' ol 'hc
prohlhitIon ur"Stioh may DC present.
'H. lh2hK "'u 'h'r' az" l'" h'"H-
papers, in TINS state at le'St' VINO are
"'Ilh% 20 act rs III" i'""'"PI'''S Oh
the NSS"cla'oo l'e''''H |" '''o"'"
:''Ii
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Es-
tate OF f.. II. HOLMES, deceased,
are hereby notified to make pay
m"nt to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against said
estate will present the same duly at
tested within the time prescribed by
law or be barred.
w. r. COBB,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Il. r.
Holmes, Deceased
Dec. s, 1885, 1852
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ana MIS-. -. A. Pcrritt.
Miss Saliie Davis has returned
frt n a visit to relatives in Anderson
Miss CLYDE Smith will entertain
quite number of her friends this
evening in honor OF her guests.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. G.. Marett, of Oak
way. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Rankin.
Miss Beth Stribling. Of Seneca, is
ospeCted as holiday guest OF Miss
Cary Doyle.
.. II. Doyle. of Columbia, is with
hOmcfOlkS this week.
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WaShingto Dee. 29.-AuStria. ac-
cording to unofficial information re-
ccivcd in authoritative quarters here
to-day, will not meet the demands Ct
the United States in her forthcoming
reply to the AnCona note. and Teu-
tonic diplomatic circles are repre-
sented as being prepared for a sever
ancc Of diplomatic relations
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS

All persons indebted to the Estate
OF Thomas J. Dalton, deceased. are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present the same, duly attcsted
within the time prescribed by law or
be barred. tMRSD JULIA DALTON.
AdministratriX OF the Estate Of Thos.
J. Dalton, Deceased
Dec s, 1915. 49,
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Peace Talk is Heard.

Geneva, Switzerland Dec 2S. \
dispatch to the Tribune from Vienna
says:
"ChanccllOr Won Bethmann-IIoli-
veg IS expected in Vienna shortly
with tn" full conditions under which
the central powers will accept peace.
After discussing the terms with
Baron Won Burian, the Austrian min
istcr, the conditions will be officially
communicated to the allies, Germany y
suggesting that the first conference
be held at the Hague"
France Wants War Now.
Paris, Dec. u.s." Eighteen months
ago France wanted peace. To-day
she wants war most encrgctically.
and to that chd will use all her re-
sources said Gen. Gallicni. the min
ister OF war, in asking the Senate
to-day to approve the action Of the
Chamber OF Deputies in giving him
the 1917 class OF recruits for I@aG-
AIRY >. Gen. Gallicni's remarks
we're greeted witt prolonged ap-
DlauSn
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Agricultural College. These two fav-
orites will be the recipients Of many
social honors during their short vaca-
ton,