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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
R.Y.P.r.N ANNUAL SESSION.

The Misses Sundehn, 1913 Twenty
fourth street, last evening acted as
hostesses at the annual business ses-
sion of the Young Peoples union Of
the First Baptist church. Officers Tor
the year were selected as follows;
President-Edgar B. Stapp.
Vice President-Miss Annette Demp-
sey.
Recording Secretary - Miss Helen
Pollard.
Corresponding Secretary 80 Miss
Catherine Rohb.
Bertram Kinsell.
Officers and ehairmen Of committees
reported on the years work and each
gave most encouraging report of The
work done The society is in good
financial condition, the membership
has increased and work has progressed
along all lines. During a time of So
liability refreshments were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
CLUB DISCUSSES CHRISTMAS
GIVING.

The December meeting Of the Tri-
City Social Service club was held last
evening, supper being served at $50
O'Clock in the rest rooms in Moline, the
company later adjourning 10 the King s
Daughters room for The program and
business session. The subject OF the
evening was Christmas Giving and
many helpful hints were given on this
subject by charity workers in the three
cities. with the keynote in each, more
of the Christmas spirit. The January
meeting will be held in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
YoryG PEOPLE SELECT OFFICERS.

Sixty members of the Young Peo-
pies society of the German Evangel-
cal church gathered in the church last
evening for the annual meeting and
election of officers, The following
were chosen as the society officers for
the coming year:
President Fred IeIlpenstell.
Vice president Bysinger
Secretary-Miss Marie Loeser.
Financial secretarY-Carlk KRUGER.
Treasurer-Miss Agnes Lamp
Librarian Fred Mellow.
The society arranged TO hold New
Years eve party at the church, and
elaborate preparations will be made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
MISS k0HN ADDRESSES STUDY
DEPARTMENT.

Miss Irma Kohn addressed the study
department of the Rock Island Wo-
mans club yesterday, giving an ex-
cellent talk on great American paint
ers, illustrating her talk with lantern
slides. She spoke especially of the
work of Whistler Members of the
Moline and Davenport arts and litera-
ture departments OF their respective
clubs attended and large number OF
local club women were also in attend
ance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
LUTHER LEAGUE RALLY MEETING

The Luther league Of Grace Luther
an church held largely attended rally
meeting yesterday evening in the
church parlors. An excellent program
was given with talks by Or. c. w. Foss
and Rev c. J. Bengston and with vi
olin, piano and vocal selections by vari-
Gus members of the league Later re-
freshments were served and fine
time of sociability enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
r'atTT(al.

A large class of candidates was Civ
en- the initiacory degree at the regular
meeting Of Rock Island lodge, No. Is,
/. O. O. r.. at Odd Fellow hall last
night. The degree team of Rock Is
land lodge is gaining a reputation for
its work and many visitors were on
hand TO witness the ceremonies.
Rock Island lodge. No. Is. l. 0. o. F.,
Will hold a benefit performance Mon
day night at Odd Feilows' hall. The
committee In charge has secured the
company of the Golden Rule Sunday
school class of the First Methodist
church TO present play entitled, En-
gagged by Wednesday" The Golden
Rule class gave this play at the church
two weeks ago and the offering was
Well received
Officers of American tent No. lao, OF
the Maccabees, in annual session last
evening at Maths hall were elected as
follows:
Past commander. 7 Harris,
Commander j. Bloom.
Lieutenant commander. c. Taylor
Record eper-Sidney Anderson.
Chaplain-Joseph Lang.
Master at arms--Fred Coyne.
Sergeant-G f. RYAN.
First master OF guard-Joseph Pos
ter.
Second master Of guard-C. a. Hull
Sentinel-M G. Welch,
Pickett. o. Petrain.
Physician-Dr f. Bradford.
Trustee---G f. Kingsbury.
Installation of officers will be held
at the first meeting in January.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
DEWEY CAMP r. \. 4. NAMES oF
FItERS.

The following officers OF Dewey
camp No. 1896, Royal Neighbors Of
America. were elected in annual SEES
sion last evening
Oracle Mrs. Marie PAIL
Vice Oracle-Miss Jessie Msyne.
Chancellor Miss Margaret Carna-
CHAN.
Marsha1-Miss Mabel Johnson.
Recorder Mrs. Kate Collier.
Receiyer-Mrs. Lola Mclean.
inner Sentinei-Mrs. Emma Lorent
sen.
Outer Sentinei-Mrs Anna Wood.
MEMBERSHIPS, Helen Boliman, Mrs
Alice Renley and Mrs. Rose Nelson.
Pianist Miss Katherine Burton.
Physieian-Dr. J. c. Souders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
MRS. now C0NES FRIDAY.

Mrs. Frederick A, Dow. ex-president
OF the Illinois Federation Of Women's
clubs and nov general federation state
secretary. will be the speaker at the
December meeting Of the Rock Island
Wolnan's club civic department Friday
afternoon at O'Clock The lecture will
be given In the main auditorium Of the
Masonic temple and members of the
Womens club. also OF Davenport. Mo-
line, silvis and East Moline clubs have
been invited to attend. Mrs Dow will
speak on "The civic Ideals in Club
Work She is a woman OF wide ex-
perience in clnb work and will without
doubt have real message for the To-
cal club members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
ing with Mrs. Martha Beck. sla rhir

ing with Mrs. Martha Beck, 6l3 Thir-
teenth avenue.
The drill team of the ladies' aux
iliary to the Eagles will entertain at a
dancing party Wednesday evening in
the Eagles home, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-tirst street. Music by Bleuer' s
orchestra.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Zion In
theran church will meet in annual ses-
sion Thursday afternoon in the chapel
with Mesdames Grandlund, Hitler and
Holmberg as the hostesses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
Famous Beauty Tells
Hair Curling Secrets

II cannot too strongly condemn the uss
ef the hot curiing-iron,' says Rita MoXs
1T means death TO the hair eventually
Moreover IL II entirely unnecessary Ths
hair can he made beautifully wavy ana
curly 10 any extent and In any form DE-
sired merely hv using such simple thins
rs pure silmeFine THIS perfectly harm.
less liquid should be applied to the nsH
with a clean tooth brush at night ~
the morning son will find that ysry
beautiful natural wave and eurlIHess has
resulted and the effect viii last q CON
siderable time
The liquid silnleriae Is very beneficial
ana s not sticky or greasy. Neither dNrs
1t streak the hair or stain the scalp, YOU
need not get more than few ounces from
your druggist The best way is TO dipfos
the front and back hair into from four Y
six strands and TO moisten each strhhs
thoroughly fran root to tin"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07

going with girl who is very well
liked by everyone. | called on her
twice and took her to club dance and
to The theater once. About two weeks
ago / made a date for a few nights
ago One day when | was going home
from work boy whom | know very
well came up to me and said he under
stood that | was trying to go with this
girl and my attentions were very dis
tasteful to her-that she went with
me merely because she did not want 10
hurt my feelings. Then two DAYS after
met the boy I got a letter from the
girl breaking our date. ! wrote and
told her what the boy had said and
asked her if it we're so. She answered
that if she wanted to give out such in
formation she would do it herself Then
wrote back and asker her for another
date, She did not answer my letter.
Do you think it would be all right to
telephone her or write another letter
and ask for a date2
DISCOURAGED.
/ Don't write Or telephone, What The
boy said was probaly true or the girl
would not have acted as she did Find
another girl. there are a lot more. Be-
cause this girl did not like you is no
reason why Won should be discouraged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07

for the affair. Supper will be served.
a program given. followed by games
and d general good time The enter
tainment arranged to have been given
this month was postponed until the
early part OF February, 10 enable those
taking part in the play to better pre-
mare their parts. Refreshments were
served at the close Of the business ses~
sion. imnromptu musical numbers
were given and a fine time enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
STANDARD BEARERS WITH MIL
DRIED N1EFIT'F

Standard Bearers of the First Meth
odist church, in goodly numbers, gath
cred last evening in the home of Miss
Mildred Mofitt, 1902 Seventeenth
street, for the monthly session. The
young people carried out a fine pro-
gram, followed by social hour, when
refreshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
TrRNER LADIES' NAME nrrIcERs,

Al business session OF the Turner
ladies'. held yesterday in Turner hail.
the following officers were selected
for the coming year.
President Mrs. Louise Dresser.
Vice president Mrs. John Konoskv
Recording secretary Mrs. Louise
Bertelsen
Financial seeretary-Mrs Bertha
Theus.
Treasurer Robert Downs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
THE. CLUB BOX PARTY.

The Misses Helen and Mary Cav
anaugh Of 2120 Fifth avenue, last even
ing entertained the T. Fl. E. club girls
at a box party at the new Spencer
Square theatre. After the performance
the company went 10 Maths lunch
room where they were served with re-
fresbrnents. The club will be enter
tanned in two weeks by Miss Henri
cite Engleman, 142s Fourteenth street,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
MALT ono
HOME
pQeBLIMS
mrs ELrz ABfTI TE9NQS an

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ VIII you
kindly tell me Just how that old relia-
BILE blood purifier is made up?
~ / have girl friend who lives
quite a way from here. What would
be nice Christmas present for her?
Understand now, she is just friend
am not giving my attentions to her
A READER
al The formula consists OF paste
of sulphur and molasses. cream of
tartar to the amount of pinch being
added 10 each teaspoonful of the mix
ture The dose from time immemorisl
has been a teaspoonful every morning
for three days, then three days omit
ted, and another three doses, on three
more consecutive days are taken Then
comes halting space for three days
and final dose the next three, making
nine in all
~ Send the girl book or box OF
candy. You could arrange with local
confectioner to have the candy deliv-
cred to her from confectioner i'll her
own town,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07

Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. Is it wrong
for girl of IA to dance once in awhile?
t21 What would he nice Christmas
present for school master
~ Do you know of any good face
bleach?
"a Is it right for boys to become
angry if YOU do not speak to them
FIRST?
Isl have dear girl friend but
sometimes she is very indifferent and
becomes angry over nothing How
would you advise me to break her OF
this? When she is not angry she is a
real true friend. but that is seldom.
ca What is the style for junior
misses in combing the hair this sea
son. BROWN EYES.
ID | don't think so.
(2i A book, bronze paper knife or
anything for desk
49, Put half pint of rich milk into
a porcelain kettle and bring it to a
boil. Skim carefully, and add one
quarter of an ounce of strained lemon
Juice. Remove from the heat and pour
| in one-half ounce Of white hrandy>Bot-
tie when cold and apply TO the face al
night with soft cloth. letting the mix
ture stay on all night. Wipe over the
face again in the morning after wash
ing
This lotion proves very beneficial to
some compilations and not to others. Il
will do no harm TO try it.
"a 1t is the girls place to speak
first and II she does not do ii boy is
Justified in thinking thai she no longer
desires his acquaintance.
| loi Respect your friends moods and
when she wants to be Indifferent leave
her alone. Don't seek her. but let her
come to you, She will probably do IL.
Is. Part the hair in the middle, roll
Il on the sides and fasten il in the
back with ribbon or haret:e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07

Dear Mrs. Thompson: do,not seem
10 be very well liked by the girls. but
boys are friendly to me. am a mem
her ct a very good club and an officer 10
It. For about two months have been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
zion MEN ELECT SOCIETY Off
GERS,

Mems society OF Zion Lutheran
church was entertained last evening at
the annual session in the home of Emf
Johanson, lt24 Thirty eighth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
BOY BANDIT COT
IDEAS IN MOVIES
MERLE sANTo OF slLVIs. WHO
STOLE AUTO. COMMITTED
TO SCHOOL.

Merle Ssnto. the I4-year-oid Suvis
boy. implicated In the theft Of the an.
tomobne OF Bert Frahm in Davenport
last week, having started with a com.
panion for Peoria was sent TO the in
dustrial school foI boys at Ladors-
Iowa Ills father was present at the
hearing In Davenport Saturday and
gave his consent 20 the arrangement.
The youth told a story. imaginative
and wild lie said ne had been work
ms a. moving picture show ar Sill
wis. He claims he had absorbed a
great deal OF his ideas pertaining to
Do a. that place.
Santo also admitted that he had
held up and robbed a man at Warner.
tie said he had intended taking the
car 20 Peoria and there meeting a COM
nanion. They had planned a trip 10
the san Francisco exposition. he said.
The father OF the boy said he had
been implicated In auto thefts before
and he admitted he had had consider
able difficulty with him. lie had only
recently been arrested in Rock Island
on the charge OF stealing a bicycle.
but was dismissed on promise Of good
behavior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
DISPLAY FLAG IN
ERICSSON'S HONOR
MOLINE MAYOR CALLS UPON ctTi
<ENs TO DECORATE on ~
VENTCF-s BIRTHDAY.

rspr.. rf Er.ar. eI.lr-r -r=s-d f1
party aFrrr.o-s we're called upon Co.
aar tr Mayo ST. q. Carlson l1 O proc
aaat.11 aHt asked t1 decorate 90.
-rrue .- la-r- of as b.raGae ~
John Ericsson. rar Swedish Ius.rr1r.
T.r mayor reaI flT proclamation o.
trr rr.f.aE CO trr commits oa. fu It
De- asked t1ll razs end blrrrs Er
freely displayed at a meaa. 90 honor
ms Erteesoa arI also ss q uf.e1m. l1
frs guests Who aUf ue .r Csc city f1
rrrea1 tsr sessions OF tEr uIau.s
So -,li. E-t1er.ear Republics ie1zl~-
rar Ericsson taEgurs iH GOO ever
.rE. announced as f.~ climax OF f1r
eargeaf.sa- Isl GOO political acl1T1.aE
s1 tar mayer. aEf .s Intended f1 lr on.
r.rr'v separate t-va tr~ ter.l@ss SEQ
sI1rs of ere lrsE1r. uE.th etr tr CON
e.sted .a t.~ arrrnaou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
EXPECT 1000 TO
VOTE A! PRIMARY
HEAVIEST REGISTRY EVER
KNOWN AT MOLINE CITY ELEC-
TON DUE TOMORROW.
Though There is No Contest for May
or, Candidates for Commissioner
Have Worked Hard.

Those in touch with the situation
expect the largest vote ever cast At
a city primary or election at the pr
mary i'm Moline tomorrow II is an
ticipated that there will be at least
7.00o ballots
There are two candidates for mayor
and - for commissioner and the only
issue is one OF the fitness of men.
Back or this. however, lies the atti-
ture toward the retention of the com
mission form. which mas been attack
ed and which it is expected viii be up
for decision at the election April 90
OF the candidates for commissioner
one attended the recent meeting to
organize in opposition 70 the form, L.
are non-Committal as TO the question.
while nine are openly for the present
system as against the old aldermauic
form
Despite the lack OF contest for may
or. there being but two candidates IN
the field, there is much interest in the
primaries All candidates have been
working hard and their efforts are eE-
pccted to get out the vote. % viii be
the first city election or primary iH
which women nave taken part. Fol
Lowing are the candidates,
For Mayor.
Martin r. Carlson. Ernest Fechncr.
For Comm ssio1ers.
Bert zimmerman, Theodoer r. ChsrI-
berg, Robert F. CowIey. z T. East
man. O.. p. Ericsson. \. L. Froyd R r.
Glenn. j. T.. Goar. Harry IT. Haley.
Greeley Henry. Stephen D. Hicks.
otto e HINT. c. V. Johnson. Joseph
r. Croue, W. A. NcBeth. Charles !.
Mattson. Robert A. Merry, Henry F.
Mumm. Robert \. Nunroe Peter Pc
terson. c. L. Shanberg A. C. Stout
fer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

|ar..n# Iu.. Store. "Hu-
.aal-.f erre... 5000 ue read. a
rr.rfe mr r.. government shea Dom
H Roberta. MAYOR OFF Torn. Haa..
end G.. other officials ral politician.
.r f.r. e.rr are placed HH r-a. .r r.r
atr. ."lr. ..rH .r Har..
charged IH a federal Hl...usH. "rH
r-a. a.r.rz rH rrrrur. f.H els.f'n. FOL.
SOW 1915 f.de- 49, o. f"..r.u
900 p-e
g ions hard fH.=.t .r=a. batch. .. r
prospect as fEe defendant $3.50. intro.
dIes aIwo. o. many Hi'r. a. .He
government EeprcerlraHra a.. u.
stanley ~ Kentucky H.H aa. chair
man OF f.r house committee ..at r.
veFf.ErteE fHe steel trust rHu years
ter .r counsel Tor several ur rHa .r-
dirtcd meg. other lawyer. 20 national
prominence win frht t1 prove rr1und-
.r. rgH government contention that
fEs defendant Were -1Iiry az c1ueui--
arf lu connection aIr| ir.E Calls siec.
lions
Among The defendants. Iu addition
f1 Mayor E1tarFe. arc .Ha following.
r.rs judge Thomas SMITH Sheriff
Dennis Shea OF E4-o county. Judge EU
90. EC1uaa rt the circuit court OF
Nle1 county. Hilton Usdmar lis rUu.
tify Comptroller Elmer t. Talbot
Pre- .derr Harry Montgomery OF tho
board OF public works. Gaorze Elrcl-
Eardf. member uf that board. John
ua.seliuE. former rsrrrsan-afivs aud
now Inspector az aeaIs and measures
John p Green. an Inspector OF the
election. Edward uriscuI. secretary OF
frs democratic city committee Maui
rce walsh. county sealer OF weights
and uel #urer
The government admits tHHr 90 CON
yiefi1rr are obtained @ precedent VIU
ha eef De- 90 declared f1 br rrc FIRST
attempt t1 extend federal Jurisdiction
over f.r election machinery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
PURE BLOOD
Tire crsst-ss stsssirs Nsrsira Car
rtz~e

Nulous % people uret tsas power
fsf vegetable remedy tGaf puts t.~
discstive organs tg fur gogdlt.9r raat
clears she ssIa o. BimrI~s rnse. bteu-
shes sad eczema tsat G.tsaiVrs bosls
aad csrbGuciss taag makes serves
stronger snt sfeadier and gives Co.
gaie. wrak. rued1wu people che cGiiFss
saeasare % Esalth aad aarpinsss.
or fTerccs Ce'dsu Medical psgoer
cry. free from aicgset o. rarcotIcs asa
extracted from scots ard paFSs with
pure Eivcsriue. does FAST What ts sfat.
- ssevs. sinss,v because .s laatslss
.run ere eiecsf s1 D. 'sou and Iaspare
matter ft afssoiVes ere impgr~ De-
posits aae esrriss them eut. as if does
al Impurities. tsfcuEs che 'iVcr. bow
~is. kidusys ana skin
~ yog have IrdfEsstiou. stgEx 60
liver. hscsacas ever che kiercvs. nasal
90 ether eatarrt. unsteady serves OF
uasishftv ssfn. Ees ~. Pierce Cso34er
Nediesf rfsceVsry to-day and start az
oece % replace ycur tmpgrs blood
vita me Eiaa tsas puts energy ase
snsttieu fasS you ssa ssfrEs back
Tuuth saa viEoruus setsor.
AT aestcfns dealers ear sgpp1T yc1
IN ether n4uis o. t4bi~t fern o. seed
- cents sc- bon % tablets Co pr
Pfsrcr. fsvsii4s- FteteL Bg1aio. y y
write 80 rec ecoEiet On b,ooe-
(NdvIl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

'u f.r act f.sI fac election ~ o.
D. sr.vclg t1 tf. suatc and of r. "
Moss r1 r.e house of representative
wac .a-Ht .r Sow q. tho government,
.HI. O. Ur-.. frr it- action. these men
being candidate for federal offices.
Tho Indictment contain four counts.
f.e rr.. charging violation OF section
If u. fIe criminal code ICON piracy fu
u.ure persons .u tEe exercise of their
..E. rights Do is son forth that the
violation Hsa tlroefrid.
D. Qualified voters were prevented
from voting Tor candidate l1r tge ecn-
sfa aud the house.
Qualified persons we've prevented
t-1u serving on election boards.
o. Persons who had committed mo-
uTousr were placed ln Jail and depriv-
ed OF ih.ir liberty without due process
of law
The second count is based or sec
zion 60. which wss used n the prose
cutiou OF tie dynamite conspiracy
cases ft charges Vnml fraud against
the United states 10y alleged violation
of the statutes dN.nG ,he qualifications
for electors Co the senate and the
house. 0t Tho statute which provides
that ON c.ector shall vote one time on
ly af 90 given election. and also that
the defendants cousp.rgd 20 foi=t on
tle United states @ person not duly
elected
The third count charges violation
~ tle postal laws. alleging that The
conspiracy was furthered through the
mails. The fourth count alleges that
money was obtained through the mails
Tor use boo scheme 90 commit false
registration
investigation OF the election IN
Torre Haute was begun Immediately
afer if Was held. CIubwomeu protest
cd aEslust its character TO the federal
officials. and ON Nov. rs tile first ar
rests were made. These were OF the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

: first of tHe 500 wifuce se- who testified
before the grand 5ury. Tile arrest OF
fHc defendants began Dec 20. Roberts
aud che other mon in office being taken
into custody Dec. 20 The MAYOR re-
manned iu a cell until Dec IS. when
rle wife obtained bail for him.
Roberts is tho democratic boss OF
Te-Ee Hsuje. be was made city en-
z.Hoer in 1910 and proceeded az once
tu organize rne council against the
-arr mayor lie was removed and i'm
tho au OF 1913 became the democratic
candidate for mayor. Ife was elected
but $50 much disorder and violence at
tended liz success that indictments
were returned against Roberts and a
number OF his Icujenauts for conspir-
acy to procure false registration
William HUFFMAN was convicted CT
having tempered with I57 ballots
which passed through his hands as an
inspector The house OF Special Judge
Felix Blankenbaker. before whom
Huffman was tried. was ~sho, up" the
following night. Roberts was acquir
rcd last March
From the time that Roberts took Of
nee NE has been i'm litigation Two
DAYS after he was sworn I'm he and the
members OF his board OF public safety
were taken TO court on charges Of con
tempt growing out OF the discharge Of
two patrolmeu. Roberts was freed.
bat in July last he was hned 500 for
contempt d the court where he was ar
raiEncd recently He had disobeyed
an order of Judge Anderson relative 10
some city work
Roberts is a candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination for governor He
says his acquittal on the present
charre-which is bound TO come. he
iusizrs-wiu be the making Of him
politically. He lays his troubles to
partisan and factioual opposition. and
of Terrc Haute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

Esrrr strfI OF an EEE isis rrsy.
man wr1 had tasFe fempofarr duty
scr frlruE aaf uar BAD fte 800 Iees
s1 lnllr~ bis false teeth alrtnz th~
week Tue Plate was sent Co. the dea-
sss f1r repairs. a faithfgI assurance
eetsz E.vea that be- ssCgif be retlrued
sr Sundays post bgf ts~ Geuf-sf or
che poet rrovef faitEisss
VIVA tss sssistaue+ % che r'srs she
c.rrEyuas managed Co stumble
tsrglzh tss prayers. but fe.t SO sogil
30 useless % aftr@pt % rreaeE BE
therefore distracted tie e.-rk 90 make
some sVcuse Tor aim ard dismiss the
cgEErrsatier. H1t his fecilnEs nav
D. better tsaazisef tkaa described
vixen. iE the seeiEsica o. the vrstry.
- cvs-asard The ete-E a. Oppressive
tones thus deliver ne excusr
-Farscr is VERY sorry. hat Sc is his
nisfrrtuac 90 D. obliged % wear . set
o. artf.l teeth ThrF eustsd last
Wednesday. ard hs Ant Eut them
sack from Lossoa to-day. a. ~ AS
pruzis-d I've he'ps4 hin al Z could
ths service. bgt ca-r 90
roTr for hirr- Tfsnt any Use FOR MIN
going 1p In the psip3f. for you wouldn't
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