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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-18

DRAFTING, mechanical sketches. and notes called for and work delivered
 Phone 412-W. West End. l2-29-21t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
SPRING DAY ENLIVENs
BUILDING TRADES WORK
Man, Additinnai Men We're Emplo,
ed Yesterday aud CONSTRUCTION
Work Moved

Tuesday was very much of O.
.prIng day and tle thermometer
taH 1p 90 fltiy.si4hf .r lHr shade
'ho result was renewed activity loo
800 Lmidinz lines and many aidi
.orai men we're Ulf 90 work
A. tha government bgiIdiuF some
fecn,y-f.ye to thirty men were busy
Including the team ier THE work
0n tha brick walls which seas boz
ION con Monday nas moving along
nicely ans number of men wore
Ilaclng tho steel construction work
Quite force 81 carpeuters we're
af V0ri on the u.g bungalow of
Nr- Ellen benson a. soc Taylor
roef which vas begun last week.
and fbc same b. noa almost under
roof
q force af men uar puf i0 work
repairing iAs font wall nu fha
sebles Hros wholesale grocery
IbildiuR. which vas cons d'r1hiy
ismared when the awning wont
Ion lu tho high Wind Monday
Tho painters we're also at work
...trrdu ou tho EouI1u cafe build
nF 700 ifh and Tas.oi street. IN"
building has Iu.i been given a uoH
coat which add 90 So. appearance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
BOARD commissioners
TO VISIT COUNTY BRIDGE
Win lnspecf Escsyafinu Dor ~ecOnd
Cylinder 81 Main teuirai
Pier

Tic county c0mmi .1Hor wore
rYU.fad Tuesday rlf fre r,ratatoa
Ior me second cylinder oi .ar main
central pier of t.n county bridge
olid be- complet.I ny today ready
for inspection o.. unuYera 20 Tho
board yin ~ on today auf easeral
,.uer r.fzena ~. rpsr.rI 'D ac-
company them
if The escaUrlU t' factory
FOO me member uI f.. board me
Drs 81 pouring concrete 800 begin
70 once and thr cylinder viii he
ompleted before tHa eU1 of the
.fof
Ihi complete ..aI portion pi The
grs which has H,.n % great draw
Uars for many MONTH Hud O. general
appointment io H. contractors.
iuo hoard Of RON -.'aHgfs and tae
rubHc 10 viii only be matter
70 seaks frem uae 300 the bridge
&. completed. a.. .ae material is d.
.ady on the ground and HIli ho
.pIdly placed % 900 boz year
r uay since thr UiEs vent out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
STOCKTON BFRe lACE
~ Goa. 600 ~tlIr

.rs.lai to Tta Sea
new YOR. March o.. Five hun
dr,d stockholdof ol the dciuncI
Union Bank mu defend themselves
asaiust o. uit fo. $1,000 900 which
h.a been through against them by
counsel Tor the uaputy Supcrinicn-
tout OF Banks. lo b. lIQuida'iut
uc banks asset Justice lay,oy
aa,o The stock uUli'rs until today
foo file on answer to tho .uii and
.ac..,I them I0 each tor costs
The Uuiog &snk was capitalized
no $1,000. o0a Attorneys for The
superintendent OF banking maintain
,d that lr there BE- disorcpaucy Of
nearly S9.Oon.000 between the u.s.
..'B aud liabilities. iHr fockhoid-
.ra bould pap SUM epuaI to th"
oar value oi the Jorh they held
rhr trial oi the suit Be- expected '9
develop % bitter fight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

lmpoysr FL nerve, destroy many
Hrapie b- their time often BOD,
'Hre -F-rer realize, What f.r
trouble BE D. on the verge Uf
complete nervous breakdown ID,
Boz 900 th- uost importance 90 KEEP
,our NJ s system iu good COZ
JIiinu a. ne nerves are The source
of al D. y power Mrs Ros.
bonner SIS Y 18th ST. brmuE
u.m A.. avs.
] have zen suffering with uer'-
Gus pI...tu0n Tor uue or To-
years Ia.e tued man, OF the bet
doctors birmingham, bu, ihey al
..ue4 OBJ each NV case would
Ieel as t vas smotherins hua.l,
2 v-n' into consulAous Ny little
g.rf .4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
Dr.. Miles Nervine

-dfsr, r.. 10 the papers .ud a,
once t-k4a % take y continued
to taxi .or some time .ud nov ]
an We
D. 500 .rs troubled with loss oi
appetite poor digestion. we.kne,,
inability to sleep d Nou 81, "a /.
genera rln down condition and
unable .H bear your part OF tie
dai.y & I'd OF lie. you urrd .Jmc-
thing 81. strengihsn your nerves.
You may not reslize What the tu-t
ter with you. but that is 90 reason
sh, yUl should delay treatment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

spring fD,rr' usually b. Oh. r'-
Wlt of .lugElsh bowel. aul torpid
liver After month. Indoors Won
trD NOT likely 90 fe.l vigorous ouI
brightly Foley Cathartio Tablets
rrr worth their weight iu gold for
chat oy,r.mu fecluI. Uiuousue-s.
ras ON th, stomach bad breath boz
digestion Ur constipation Their go.
zion is gu B. comforfabl. and come
ylHic without nausea or Grip.uL
Stout people say they ar, bless
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
DR.. Miles Nervine

d., proven ~ value iu uer,ou, DE-
orders ior thirty year, and mrrits
q 'rIa. no matter how many other
rsredies have failed O. hello grl
Solo D. an druggists srst bot'Is
fsna 70 beasat year msnss q rsiarrss
AILss MEDICAL CO ENhsri. ias
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
IONSTI TO FACI TRIAL
CHARGE Oi INtiNuIil,I~M

sefiHI tn lhe feN
SAN FRANCE Uaif March
Tho trial %. F,raudo WAS
consul OF Hond .rHs ai Son Francis
... ou the charr. l0 arson. Vill ho
a'n tomorrow .u Be- accused off
Getting fire 60 h home boz Twelfth
Avenue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
WILMINGTON ANNt 80
CONFEHI NJ TOMORROW

Special fu Tho 1--we
LAUREL. Dol HHr.U l1'
9Th session OF Obj. wilmington 40.
rIm Confarenco . iH, Methodist
episcopal Churc. DO uusu here to.
morrow. with 81 bop Richard J
cooke ~ Portland Dr. presiding
- - BishOb Cook. Or" 1'i"''.
1850 10 the COu f.H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

ON improved residence property
Vendor lien and Mechanics Lien
Notes taken up or extended or vii
make impf. 'ments Terms most az
rr1DtIfo So commission ur Attorney
fees phou, .5 ". \ Askew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
Meoical Directory

Mcfnbs Of the Potter
County, cEas State and
American Medical Auocis-
hons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

Icntcn services ~ ~ andrews
lCutcu service CO. So Andrew q
Church. corner Niuth and Fillmore
tonight ai 800
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
lewiston. maine.
PRAISES WILMINGTON

Tho Chamber of Commerce News
OF Lewiston, Nc. in It's February is
sue says.
"The Chamber Of Commerce of Will
mington, Del. which has every in
dication of being one Of the liyeliest
organizations of the kind i'm the coun-
try, issues monthly magazine call
cd Wilmington which is am inter
esting publication. Just now they
are striving to interest their indus
tries i'm the South American coun-
tries in the possibilities of profitable
trade connections with Wilmington.
by printing a considerable portion of
their magazine in Spanish. A number
of the advertisements are also writ
ten in Spanish"
"A man cannot be very greatly in
terested in anything he knows moth
ing about nor is he able to use iudg-
mont in matter in which he is not
somewhat versed. Then it would
seem that in order to be of greatest
value to Lewiston every citizen owes
II to himself and the city to Learn
Lewiston First Adapted from
Wilmington"
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
WOMAN DEFIES BOERS
Who Stole Her Horse

LONDON, Jan. 23-CBy Mail to
New York; How she defed party
Of De Vets rebel commando is told
by Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Goach, writing
from steynrust. Orange Colony, to
a friend in London.
"When De Vets men passed
through here they stole everything
they could law hands on" she says.
For time we managed to hide
our horse. but at last they spotted
him. clung to the animal and de-
fed them to take him, + just give it
TO them straight from the shoulder,
and they left But soon five of them
returned and before we could prevent
IL two OF them grabbed the horse and
led il away.
"Then the other three came up to
the house, grinned. and one held out
his paw. | put my hand behind me.
looked him up and down. and said, y
don't take the hand Of a thing like
you This riled them, for it's a big
insult to refuse a Beers hand Then
we went at it, I called them thieves
and liars They rode off. but came
galloping back with their rifles ready
TO shoot at me If I offered any fur
ther resistance to their going into the
store and stealing They made our
Kaiiir men, at the point of the rifle,
show them where reins and halters
were. which they stole.
1.-TWO weeks after our dear old
horse found his way home. He had
ben wounded in the head and nearly
ridden to death.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
DELAWARE BABY WINS PRIZE.

a Delaware boy. Benjamin W. Ward,
lr., has been awarded first prize i'm a
better babies contest at Jcllico, Tenn.
where his parents live. Bcniamin's par
ents are Denwarcaus. His father who
is principal OF the schools at Jellico. is
BENJAMIN W. Ward, ST., former resi-
dent OF Delaware. He is a graduate Of
Delaware College in the class of 1912.
Mrs. Ward before herr marriage was
Miss Agnes Miller, of Newark
Master Ward Is lively youngster.
ond was born in September. 1913. Up
to a month ago he had three great
great -grandmothcrs, one great grand.
father two grandmothers and one
grandfather. lie is a great grandson
cf Mrs. Amelia smith. of Delmar, Del.
who died about a month ago at the age
of % years. lie is also great grand
son of Mrs. Agnes Z. Miller, of Newark,
Del
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
"TIz' is grand for aching, swollen,
sweaty, calloused feet or corns.
"PuII. Johany. PUN"

All what relief No moro tired feet;
no more burning feet; no more swollen,
bad smelling, sweaty feet No more
soreness in corns. callouscs, bunions.
No matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you've tried without
getting relief. Just use "TlZ." "TII' is
the only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous eNudations which puff up the
feet. "rlI" cures your foot trouble so
you'll never limp or draw up your face
in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet will never, never hurt or
get sore and swollen. Think of it, no
more foot misery, no more agony from
corns. callouses or bunions
Get % cent box at any drug store
or department store and get instant re-
lief. Wcar smaller shoes. just once
try "rlI." Get whole years foot COM
fort for only % cents. Think of it.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
New News Of Yesterday
DR.. Buffers Opinion Of
the French
By Holland.

One OF the revelations. unexpected
and leading TO wide discussion, which
the war in Europe has made possible
is the fact that Franco seems to have
developed a new national character.
There can be no violation Of the true
spirit OF neutrality in. making this
statement, since Acknowledgement
has been made Of the new spirit of
France by the Germans, who have
frequently expressed admiration for
the manner in which the French nation
has faced the grave crisis.
Yet there are some who arc not
surprised that the revelation should
lave been made. These knew that
sooner or later the new strong,
hcalthful, earnest and sincere French
would be recognized by the other ma
tions OF the world
Among those who are Of this opin-
ion are DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia University. His
Judgment was formed under eXcop-
tionally favorable circumstances. He
has for tho past ten years been
brought into close touch with some
of the leading minds of France.
To illustrate what ! have just said
7 will quote conversation which
had with Dr. Butler shortly after his
return from France which he visited
in the summer OF 1907
Or. Butler, as a leading American
educator, visited Paris 10 take part
In a gathering of French educators
ItNt TO-. a.tN .I.a..I III
the meetings, heard the speakers and
had many personal conversations with
the men who we're the leaders in
France at that time He said:
IL can't tell you how greatly / was
impressed by the strength and dignity
which were revealed by these great
minds of France The group was,
| think. on the whole, a stronger col
lcctivc body Intellectually than could
have been brought together in Eng
land or I'm the United States.
81 was persuaded then that the oX-
ample and the influence of these men
would permeate the French republic.
so that II at any time a grave crisis
arose il would be discovered that
France was strong intellectually.
strong morally. and was compact
nation with high national ideals and
determination to maintain them. If
at any time there should come a
serious crisis involving France in
war, then I am sure tho world will
discover that France has been created
and so created as to maintain an in
huential and prominent position
among the nations OF the world"
In the course Of that conversation
Or Butler spoke to me OF impress
sions which lie had received i'm Eng
land. There had been. few days
before my conversation with DR..
Butler, general election in
Great Britain. DR. Butler said. hav-
ing. undoubtedly, his experience of
France I'm his mind: at bottom. the
/ English are very conservative. They
/ don't make governmental revolutions
as tho French do. They never would
have written n bill of rights or a
constitution. They did write Magma
Charia. but il was with specific hard
facts in mind"
Copyright. 1915, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell of
An Actor Who Was Always Him.
self"
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
HAIR STOPS failing, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS--25 Cent DANDERINE

dcruc and carefully draw it through your
hair, taking one small strand at time.
The effect is immediate and amazing
your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy,
and have AN appearance Of abundancci
am Incompatible lustrc, softness ana
Insurance, the beauty and simmer OF
true hair health
Get a 25-ccnt bottle of knowlton's
Danderinc from any drug store or toilet
counter, and prove that your hair Is as
pretty and soft as any that it has
hccn neglected or injured by careless
treatment that's all
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
WASHINGTON ASKS DATA.

Secretary Ellison has received
letter from Booker r. Washington.
head of the Tuskagec Institute, ask
ing for data concerning the death
rate among the colored and white
here. II was stated thar
a health improvement week was to
be started among the colored resi-
dents of this country in a short time.
The request was compiled with by
Secretary Ellison.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

Save your hairl Make it soft, fluffy,
lustrous and beautiful
Try as you WILL after an application
Of Dandcrinc. You can not find n single
trace of dandruiI or falling hair and
your scalp viii not itch. but what Will
please You most, viii be after few
weeks use. when You see new hair, iinc
and downy at first--yes but really new
growing all over the scalp.
4 little Dandcrnc immediately dou
bles the beauty of your hair. NO dii-
ference how dull, faded. brittle and
fcraggy. just moisten cloth with Dam
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
UsHERS, UNION MEETING.

The Ushers' Union Of the Newport
Methodist Church will meet for
business session in the parsonage
tonight.
The EpwOrth League will hold its
monthly social at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Craig on Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
TO HEAR BILLY SuNnAY.

Members of the Mems Society. Of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
have arranged TO go to Philadelphia
on Wednesday, February II. TO hear
Billy Sunday A special car on one
OF the Pennsylvania trains will be
chartered. Luncheon will be served
on the train.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
TO SELL A BARGE.

Judge Edward G. Bradford. in the
United States District Court today is
sued an order providing for the sale
of the steam barge frankie, which
had been attached on claim Of
the Kensington Shipyard Company of
Philadelphia. The vessel is owned
by Smyrna parties.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
EXAMINATIONS FOR CADETS.

Word has been received here that
thrce-days examination would be
held at the Federal Building here be-
ginning next Tuesday week for en-
trance into the Naval Academy.
Eight applicants will take the exam
nations.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
JUST A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John c. Quinius.
(The Sunshine Mani

My voice shalt Thou hear this morn
ing,
For the shades have passed away.
And out from the dark, like joyous
lark,
My heart scars up with the day;
And its burden all is blessing,
And its accents all are song,
For Thou hast refreshed its slumbers
And Thy strength hath made it
strong.
My voice shalt Thou hear this morn
ing,
For the day is all unknown;
And / am afraid, without Thine aid,
To travel its hours alone
Give me Thy light TO lead me,
Give me Thy hand to guide,
Give me Thy living Presence
TO journey side by side.
Star of eternal morning,
Sun that shall nc'cr decline,
Day that is bright with unfading light
Ever above me shine!
For the night shall be all noontide.
And the clouds shall vanish far,
When my path of life is gildcd
by "thc bright and morning Star"
George Mathoson
Come, dry dc monahs' teahs,
childr'n,
De clouds mus come an go;
DE sky ann brghtah for de rain.
De cyclone trabb1, yer know.
Dc dark'os' hour am 81 dc day,
De wcopin's drcflul long;
But daylight fetch dc morning bird
Dat bring dc hebbnly song
DE shoepfole hab no grecnlile grass,
An watahs deep an still,
Till dc Lord done whip 'om wild dc
storm,
An chase 'em down de hill.
De sheep. dey's scattered far an wide,
Done chilled by dc rain an sleet;
Lo! de sun come out dat cozy warm
Doy's crsleep at dc shepherds foeti
So. childr'n. dry dem grieb'us teahs (,
De clouds hab come an gone;
De sky look hrightah fer de rain,
De cyclones trabbld ON.
Rev. W. o. Pierce, C'Dc 'Poslc
Petah")
Dayton Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS.

Miss Florence Mouslcy. of No. l63l
Lincoln street lis a patient at Dr. Jones'
hospital. where She underwent AN opcr-
alton Tor appendicitis Miss Alauslcy's
condition is much improved.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
BrILpING rERMIr Issrrn.

Building Inspector Anderson has
issued a building permit to Michael
Paleise TO erect one-story building
in French street near Third street at
q cost of Sl0O.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
The Treatment of
Influenza or La grippe

10 Is quite refreshing these days TO read of
n clearly defined treatment for Influenza OF
Ia Grippe. In an article in the Lancet
Clinic" Dr. James Bell. OF New York City
says he Is convinced thnt too much medica-
tion Is both unnecessary and injurious.
When called to a case OF Ia grippe, the
patient Is usually seen when the fever IS
present. as the chill which occn nsionally
away. DR.. Bell then orders that the bowels
be opened freely with salts, "Actoids" OF
citrate of magnesia. For the high fever
severe headache, pain and general soreness
one Anti-kamnia Tablet every three hours
Is quickly followed by complete relief
Ask for AK Tablets. They are also unex.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

TO well and
ground, until
both worked hard until the high
Portable
One of the foolish do
see any sense in 1t either and going to He will
now much the ground
The other said No he paving US to work for him and be
faithful shall
As the faithful the well to the
basket when brought
ring at the bottom of the basket See what have found he cried
THE WELL
to the ring
said: that
sell without
more.'
l
/ would a thief"
So the King
all the time that the
tina
andth faithful
would dry and he
kings chief
to wearan
life he had his kingdom and told that
could return
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
The Honest Workman
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time. ever so long
ago a King ruled on an island a
long way from another land. He
mad a great deal of money but
could find no one he could trust
to do as he wished to, and this
made him unhappy. At last he
decided to try and get a servant
that he could trust, but he did not
know how to be sure he was hon
est.
AT last he decided to try the
honesty of several, so he gave
each a basket, telling them to go
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

Copyright, 1915 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of
An Actor Who Was Always Him.
self"
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
WOmen'S and Misses Finely
Tailored Suits at $500,
$3.50 and $40

For tomorrow, Wednesday, We offer our en-
tire stock of high-grade, taior-made Suits; all
made of fine al-wool materials, in short and
long effects all handsomely trimmed and lined
with fine SINNERS satin, in all the colors
wanted; we're SlO9S up to $4,000, divided into
three lots at......... $500. $3.50 AND $1,000
Evening star., 1915-12-26
Table Linen Remnants
At From $50 to 331596 Reductions

atrushof
of
by yhousekee eheeear for fir stlecion
eInens-M lain -Lansbug
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cation. ,. ~fcGerry. chairman viii 20.
eeiNe bids to erect school building. COX
if,lit' IA. story brick. j. W. Woltz. arch
q, 1harleston Dye Chemicals-w Warner
ks,Hpstsln Chemical Co. 6tl Greenwich
plant purchased I2-acre aite. use .Iec-
vic power. manufacture mainly rarf,1n
leif3 chloride. with caustic soda and
pared % announce further facts
%. nag i'-L ON collins American Violin
president manager. proceeding with De-
g,se E''9ent sn9 maa1r1facture Of speciaI
dsny rbseiiy y' ~ p r.,ryr Sith initial 'nil
=. cs.l1grwood. " ~ W =. Canireii
Dunbar Glass Thatcher vvbtfter,ore
~ ~. r'niemplates building adolf
kenota - rHemicaIa Basic Product
90 main gffre Chicago. rlIl viii erect
H1iit iDn1I building. several bins arT
ChaImsrs we co. N.Ir1utal tyi, 49,
furnish equipment. In..uHI.r rotary fIru.
si'n. crushing machines and eIec.
KY. ts phfhius. total c1st to exceed
BROAD oats CITY Iet contract to ctas
~ li"rt .lt Erlns bldg washington.
400 $4,000 o. rIrhIur. brick p4vfrss
C.t..' .a.e $4,000 available. g 4
Hia.E.lurr. bIis i.tef, pa,lii Bans.
llIHf refor-Cftr frt f.ifrwIrr rap-
% fH grade. curb and pave arteefa
with $50. D. sIfrIned BRICK. ur.IHarrr t..l.
ir''i.Yu I. Walnut street cool Hon.
F.. lIfh avenue. harrison u lasr sfr
street rUI alleys. U rf UlrUr COM
..nHtr 70 streets. sewers rfr
I.nr I.rW.H|fU votes Nuruaf % On
.....' BOND. fu improve street and
INCLUDING Hr.fIUuH uf NHIr UI.I
Depot .rl ID streets. etc. EIrkrf f.II
mayor
NarFantovr u5uoneaIs county.
MORAN ana Union districts. votes Sen
D.. .. bond I.Huf# for road Imrr....
..rIn district uu $500. 600
.. Iu.. M.rraufUHr a.H I.uI.r district.
. NIf..'N I..n. fI Improve I.r.lrfU...r
N..H HUH rInwHrfHfYur rUHr tffr.a.
'Y.rfE comm ..aIHrarH
I.nIUruI CITY voted go 600 paving
IfNi end sewer bonds Address THs
MHIUr
hiueneid-J W.. Overstrset BEL report
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confer or politics and New York. up
ON p W'I'c, 20 rcunite tho two Re
publican factions. gave our an inter
HhE l.i.f today. 10 was written by
IanA q. 0I'cHicr. sometime member
on '"e ''-r..si'" county committed
ti sItu.h county ~ r.. but now re-
'-U,' rom in'i committee and back
vi" ''' 'i' party reservation.
Here De- the interesting communica.
ton from The returned nrodiraI.
Dear Mr. NrHarg o bav, ir-, d.,
come acquainted Win tho .,..t ,g....i,...
Whuc's article in Tho current rrr.b.-
of frr Wrtrrr,ritt,r
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frank. d., rui f,- 7. '.,,' '''''' %
.The u.wnr-,ti, ,......i IL,
CUTTING tba tIr5 go ..s f....... ..''l ol