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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Protection for skunko

me high prices paid for skunk fur
mas caused great demand for skins
and in some parts of the South the
animals are being protected by wire
fences built around their favorite
haunts. The skunk ought to be bro.
tected because 1t is always feeding on
the enemies of farm crops. In many
states they are protected by law.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Wounded Soldiers Sent aaa,

Brownsville, Tex.-Under guard Of
United States soldiers and immigra-
tion officers seventy Villa soldiers
wounded in fighting around Mata.
moros, Mexico, during the recent villa
siege of that place, left Sunday for
Piedras Negras, Mexico.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

means a loss Of 800 or more when
the colt Is two years old.
; When looking at a stallion it is well
to ask yourself, How much would he
be worth as gelding? If his colts
are like him, will they be good market
geldings? How much improvement
will he make when bred to the aver
age farm mares?" The answer to
these questions will decide whether
the horse is suitable sire or not. In
answering them it should be kept in
mind that good feet and legs are the
first essential of a marketable horse.
If the stallion does not have them he
cannot be expected to produce them
In his offspring.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Fire Sweeps Half Of Colon.

Colon.-More than half the city OF
Colon was swept by disastrous fire
Friday. Ten persons are known to
De dead and several hundred persons
nave been injured, while between 1O.-
ooo and 10000 others. mostly negroes.
are homeless.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Daniels Names Naval CHIEF

Washington. - Secretary Daniels
Thursday announced the appointment
OF Captain William S. Benson to the
newly created post of chief of opera,
lions OF the navy. Captain Benson
now is commandant Of the Philadel.
phia navy yard.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Money to Fight Pests in slqht,

Tallahassee, Fla.-The lower house
OF the Florida legislature Tuesday
passed bill carrying An appropriation
Ct $4,000 to fight crop pests. Of this
amount, $125,OOO is to be used to Grad.
icate the citrus canker.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Death Removes Famous Aeto,. :,

New York.-John Bunny, whose an
TICS as moving picture comedian
nave made millions laugh, died Mon.
DAY at his home in Brooklyn. He had
been Ill for about three weeks Of a
complication Of diseases,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Dead confederates Remer,.er.a

Austin, Observation-Disclosures Decora.
ton Day was observed Monday by the
daughters of the Confederacy, who
decorated graves in the state GENE.
terry and the monument in the capitol
yard.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Texas Capitol Builder Dead

Chicago, Ill.-Gustave Wilke, one Of
the earliest skycraper contractors in
Chicago and a builder of national rep
utation, died this week. He built the
SS.oOo,OOO state house at Austin. Tex.
as,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
War Loan ovsrsuhaerih.s

Berlin.-Three-fourths Of the latest
war loan, 1857, 100000, more than
twice the amount required at this date.
has been paid.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

Keep it in the house before the hens
all the. time in a self-feeder, or in a
low, fiat box covered with Stats or
wire netting so the hens cannot scratch
1t out, The ground lime rock is fer
tihzer lime, not the burnt lime used
for whitewashing. The ground char
coal can be left out if it cannot be
readily obtained, but always add the
salt.
This mash contains from Is to 20
per cent protein, which makes it a
food for egg production equal to the
most expensive commercial egg
mashes, 1t requires several days for
the hens to become accustomed to this
mash, but they soon develop fond.
ness for 1t and eat 1t greedily.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Alfalfa More pouuIsr.

Everywhere alfalfa is used it is be-
ing more and more popular. The
soN 1t is known the more it is
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
n.an shsnn Pen Level.

Keep the pen level. Sheep get cast
easily, and hollow in the pen may be
fatal to your best eve.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
cnndltlon Of nrood soWs.

Keep the brood sows in a hesn'
gaining condition from the tins they
are mated until they farrow.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Interest In Dragging Roads,

The nelghborhood where every
farmer takes an interest in dragging
the roads will soon find itself pulling
out of the mire.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
Cottonseed Meal 20 Hoos.

Co&tonseed meal, If it is fed at all
70 nogs. must be given in limited
quantities.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

TheN.Fseder Not Good.
pigs asNsder is not good for young
will eat five months of age they
pch.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
COTTONSEED MEAL FOR EGGS
Substitute for Beet Scraps Should Be
Kept Before Hens All the Time
In a Self.Feeder.

(By F. c. HARE, Clemson Agricultural
College)
A dry mash for winter egg produc-
ton In which cottonseed meal is used
as a substitute for beef scraps to sup.
NV DrOtein is mado I'm &c foJlou,.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
"Oh, he had a bill, did he?"

"Nussah! He never had no BIZ
when he come dar-he des had a con
mon, ev'yday nose. But-uh-yaw! haEl
haw! haw!-yo' ortuh seed it whenh
left; sahhah, yo' dess ortuh seed it,
Kansas City Star.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

There Is at least this to be said fi
the genius: He is a crank on only OH
subject.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

Local contrS%o Avoid,
a good road sA failed to give us
back to IL Let US not go
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14

Decorated With One When He Let
"Uh-well, yo' honah," explaisa
Brother Stimmerjohn. de gen1ema
come to muh house and 'gunter norst
loud and coa's bout fou' dollahs, ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

For the reason that th~y are eas-
iiY oEl1lxrd and converted into erer-
~. sugars ard sfarchss On fhs diet
szd % make ore store ~ fEf rtiiiz-
fnE fk@se more readily combuatibir
fuels for Immediate seeds. she Luly
is able % lsy b. fat ss- = rainy dsy.
81 o. sp~aa
Leanress may b. due % 900 health
aaf ameaabir only % suitable treat
neat for ere tafivifuai aiimrut or
q. nay b. doe 90 bad cooEirE. or a
poorly balanced dietary. or 90 hasty
eafinE o. 0V~r-WuTt. o. insuff Gent
sleep. Or tnsameisrt drinsinE uatsr.
o. 20 wo-gF-or even Co being an love.
a sarzz climate and a ggi-i rpun-
srF ttfs favor Increase % weight.
Nany people Eair two o. three pounds
q seek Whsn taey drop their worE
90 msntaf sgrair ard hie away 90 me
ae1rfairs % s@ast1re % woods for
gaeat.1E. rAis is probably sftFih-
etstt~ o. large part % the iDrErr
bears % sleep ana ths better appetite
from th~ op~n ar
Faft~uinE Feeds.
Oatmeal. hone cooked % coarse. ~
HHT OF &C." AaaAaH aAt 70
ssarekv foods The skinny psrsur
shouid - 10 morning. pass without
his dish % parrtdF~. plertifuiir faT-
orsf wifh cream sud sugar.
Bread and batter. che butter az
least q quarter ~ 90 ineh thick. Eifh
On equally brave layer o. sugar on.
70 whas make fn~ fat younrst~-a ard
H T. fuss as fstfeuinE for lean adults.
~ ths diErsfi1u is good. food COOK
"a ~ lard - advisable. one -shad-
ow- gained about o. pounds So Eiu-
Ger ~ eating q peek. more or less. Or
p1pe1ru every second or third even
ing. prepared BY poppiuE 20 On
kettle With lard smoking bot Not ou-
~ that Dat i' relieved constipation o.
resrr' standing
Ousstious and Answer
AT . SoS Parasitic That ifehTs. I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

a lecture on it one afternoon in the
clubhouse. Anything Mrs Singleton
said about a book was not disputable
among the members of the club
Presently there sprang up demand
for The Wanderer. This demand oc-
Cured in the city where Mrs Single
ton reigned as literary queen. A few
of the women who read it appreciated
it. but it mattered not TO those who
failed TO do so, for since Mrs. Singleton
had put her stamp on it none u the
others would dare condemn u, for they
would thereby condemn themselves for
lack of appreciation. The calls for
''rhe Wanderer" at the stands in
creased, and presently n new edition
was necessary TO supply the demand.
One morning Wickersham woke up
to find himself famous Mrs Wicker
sham was famous, too, not only for
being the wife of famous man. but
because she was the first TO discover
his genius. Mrs Singleton being the
second person. Mrs. Wickersham bore
her honors modestly She did not take
the trouble TO read her husbands book.
for she would no more understand II
after the public had put its stamp or
approval on il than before. There was
no necessity for her 10 read IL. When
persons congratulated her on her hus-
hands success and her own discern
ment of his genius she looked modest
and said nothing What is there for a
person to say when complimentedg
Anything said Is calculated TO do harm
rather than good. Mrs. Wickersham
stood pat. Among the many persons
who congratulated her there was not.
one who knew that she had never read
a word of her husbands book.
Mrs. Wickersham got out all her hus-
bands unpublished manuscripts and
offered them TO publishers. They were
snapped up greedily. A taste for Wick.
ersham's work was gradually growing
upon the public, and the sale Of his
books Increased proportfonately Mean
while he wrote n new one and one day
informed his wife that he had given it
TO a publisher for publication.
"At what royalty asked the lady.
Royalty? ! don't know. l suppose
the usual royalty"
Albert" his wife exclaimed. You
are the stupidest man in America"
Then she visited the publisher in
question and returned with a contract
TO pay her husband double the usual
royalty.
Wickershsm remained famous for
time. Then his fame began 70 wane.
Some said ne had written himself out
Others declared that il had been
mistake 10 consider him a genius at all.
rT-f,;s doesn't II, a+tnr- m his wife since
she is cutting the coupons of the bonds
she bought with the money reaped.
when her husband was a star. and iC
makes no difference 10 her now that his
star has SGT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
William Brady.h.D.
Food for the Lean.

have q great deal % dandrur and am
losing ny hair. ! am healthy. -
and live a good physical culture life
I feel sure 10 must be a parasitic AZ
fiction. the scalp itcEea 30 Please
advise me about o.
Reply.
Ordinarily dandrun may fitch 20
bsat the dickens. yet u g. not para
sitie unless you call the bacteria
usually present in the scalp parasites
Send stamped addressed envelope Tor
suEEestious-
PoEasrcd Glass IN the Diet; Would
e. b. luxurious 20 swallow small
portion % glass from the edge Of a
iar ln which food - preserved
Reply.
Asa rare accident. probably NOT. II
% occurred very often. serious trouble
might snsue in the stomach or bowel
Chicken and Urir Acid L. white
meat preferable 90 dark meat for one
vrlth ehronie rheumatism White meat
O. salf % contain less uric acid
Reply
the uov defuuci idea that uric acid"
caused Joint disease. So Tar as Joint
trouble 90 concerned. one kind % meat
is az good or bad as another
The Fear o. Surgery. 7 am SIS years
o. axe none too hale. and ! have what
am told o. an epithoiioma or skin
cancer on my cheek. II r. the sire
% a split PEA Wouidn's . be pos
rIhi~ 90 have 70 removed with paste.
rather than By an operation
Reply
Yes. but ~ your axe there would
b. great danger o. biood-poisoniug
from the paste treatment. and prac-
ticAlly no danger from surgery. More
over. surgery Wiii b. painless where
as cauatics are always painful and
often toTturous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
WHAT TIE rfoTTVE7

Again we have fHr spectacle 90 a
t5est issrt.s.aa which prsEsaGs 20 b.
aat watch hg AT ne rules oaEat 90
o. sa tar site 90 psbiie progress snf
aeEirfemref. trcflaG itself Co ne e.
forts s9 "a design 90 stab HgeE tstaud
fr ere bach ~ sfsrspressatasioa %
ere tssu-e. sVsErrFatior - 60 49,
aa1 lelaf.laE of tss bsassEs inv1iv~t
ls eaesa,atssioa wtfr tne village %
sears
tf tbss astltags % opads.tf5e 90 the
e.sT-s atraaesaeat on che PAIR % this
f1stlfariaa Goes sss s1riaE fraa ia-
trrrrt e5ssseEeFss. WY usF Disclose
fes mafsvef
Sc ia othsr ssvs 90 has cs6sss Co
rraf bT aaasF@ass CORES P@stFHe~.
tr ls E-r-ealtg r1seedsI eF FAIR aist-
rf people tsst o. wbo expresses oria-
faas ee casters @ pahtie policy. par
Frgfsriv weFre rrEretioas gpsn ia-
ffvttears or classes are fasotVed. aaf
lF aarnE sol elects Co ssi-if himself
erEtst q eam tr eran~ gives pFirs
fsef- rVttsar- 90 vses % @6rst eszF-
ae- f1 s.ass no. tFr bfs coswrt5sas
ssI breer ts Eel 90 uffts worth sad
rsrl- weight
rnr rreer 81 gaes ts,sst stuaVs
have sr1e.f Scr r. greater asE a better
civ srf frey have backed tsrfr views
VITA Ftrtr rersoaat sTarrs ssd their
ball5Es Ceesol +sfloo ts tss Ereassss
eorortuaisg tsas has ever errssat~9
.FsrIf rs sake tsis a BIGGER arf BET
trr city NrrFtsta9n VIII rneases
5rrrg aalsrs zoe oefv ia sears baf
On u1eE tstsns snf f viii pave enc
eav r9r erW ssurs saG cevg factories
sat "a ugre sustained Esowth ta
fe.urr
or aareyaE.6a fails astt TassfaY
str-F bgatte spirited eitiErn agsf
bsEE eis bead iu shame ant an ever
fssslaE btlrtt rfu descend ssoa thoss
who terasEh asserapai8as means sud
af rE- Lass afaasaf arr eos seeSinE 90
defeat teF raas~
uy tse.r traits 81 SHALL sHew them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

- tAs PEiiasslpaaa aathorsfs@s. Dat
sas eoass clsy soosssFs. recalling that
tks bell lad bees seat elsewhere 20
ataer fairs half eozsa tisz-s. rais--i
asea e protest. that tss fscisioa sas
Reversed
Op1ositfoe % sszfinr tss t4h~rty
Bell % sas Fraaeis-e wss taseG s1-
t.relg asoa tee hs4ifh o. TIE bell.
ssranEs a. taas sagiaE nay seen. b.
case fran AEs ts zgfkorttg FOR
tls s,afsa-as tHss So BELL is szr-F-
lsE frgz fse disease % s1~tais. ass
Or uas els.e1rf teas tks aseessary iar
49, riBrasfa1 wEf~a wasie aeeora gasg
a srfs fraaa f-a.fa.ls, ssis 60 sae Frar-
r.se1 uaalE ra1se ssrlaas eueapiira-
f.aas la ts.s aa1s.sl disease % net
als
Far r-arsr a tar1rrf fF4rs ffrfs
ess er-r "a e1sso. rs1Is craeE r1seGleE
esr- fhea Eafs ua7 80 tEs ss1r 81 tE~
bell. aa1 ean stssrts have Glseosss-
-t faaf Eels rracE ts ErouiaE. aad has.
l1 fses. heeE Er1wtrE arbedE1es
efsa-r ts tesrs o. go gab'i~ f1r very
1aee flnE a =efsffgrEisf % Sore
sae~f.ee eas afrrsfV rueo@lzsefrf
f.aF enc bell 30 sagportef ne fe.4f
oaffrG sst.Es 20 relieve fhF sfraiE
pstea vac rrstzsliv egtttcE ghr bell
fss~s reue saeGarE froa fer fner.
ere tts meshad wss afopfrG. or s
Claimed. Ulsh bes erfsf rss9fs
To Ame~trass tsF liberty Bel is
sIsesf as sacred e. sEF Gee teiaE ie
fe- erarsrv. eTra tefss o. ssr stth
fts seelarss ri 81 =ssefszes tfs~.f.
fer s vas tefs rfsrt9ss bell whose
e.srteH FaFrs rrsF rucr ogt 90 fts
vsrHI frr fses tess we. fEe psoDl~ 20
ere UalrrG states. ere e. free people
aEra as feas tl@F fe~ Bal vs. r1s
gazrr ts vss rass On L9uGou ia 1853
ats sfrr Hf vas sra1Ekf CO. Aessrtes
.s uas rreass h-eags= tf vas tho1Eat
mat ts-rs sss ae excess - copper Be-
fss uaf-g1 arE because Of ttr eafst-
aFss 81 tFs r,aaa1r. ass tf sprearsf 90
b. fs a. sssarssfl7 perfsef state 81
ere rrer fsaF f received See baptism
Of glory aa tss r8arth OF 1atv. 1915
Another strJtlnF and ataoss sap@r-
eaFarar incident connected Wita fhF
history % fEis bell arises from che
fsrs teaE tes Erssf crack nat ts ros
tr ff oecgrrrf ~ e. t@s wbs1 fh~
e.arrer was rssTfTf Gel t1tf'rE SOL
ea-s EfrEs az she tins of tas funeral
~ J6er Marssaif for over g. years
chief Justice % tse saprses~ cgart -
ere rafse5 states aaf ts~ man who.
rerr Ftss en- oshsrs. ts rsspozsihis
f5r thr viri.fsv sat strrasth thaf Uas
Efgru 60 tks eriaeipie taat Iaw an4
or4er are superior Co and have prscs-
frrer over ff~ Vtgfaftoa % consttfg-
rflrsF ~f~ers as sessr af1frffrF~s rrfFkf
1ee1r as pgrefv political msk~shffts-
nat te hate years fss t1heFty Bell
has Hppsregtfr tees Erowtar weaker
asf weaker. aed sGfitiosat supports
have beer placed. so located ~ 20
f1rtter relieve ts~ strata gpou this
arrfeaE ustat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
COMMERCE OF EUROPE REMADE BY WAR.

The National Geographic society to-
day gave out the following statement
concerning international commerce
in Europe and the bearing that the
Bosphorus and the winter weather
has on it:
The European war has remade
the commerce of every trading nation
in the world. but it has effected no
greater changes anywhere than those
which have taken place in Russia.
When Turkey plunged into the strug-
sic. Russia, like Germany, practic-
ally found herself without port.
But there was no neutral Holland or
neutral Switzerland and Denmark
across the great international trade
routes of the Muscovite. Germany's
ports are closed, as are RUssia's, but
IL is still doing some selling to the
outside world, because Danish, Dutch
and Swiss centers find it profitable to
handle its goods.
Germany. Austria-Hungary and the
Ottoman empire shut Russian goods
completely out of Europe Germany
controls the Baltic sea and Turkey
locks the Black sea at the Bosphorus.
The thousands of tons of golden but
ter that formerly poured into Ger
many. France and Great Britain from
Finland and from the wonderful but
ter provinces of Siberia, have ceased
TO flow. Thousands Of tons of Rus
sian beet sugar that sold in Persia
and Turkey, reports announce. must
be this year absorbed by the Russian
markets on account of the war haz-
ards of the Black sea. Likewise, the
Persian and Levantine markets for
Russian cloth have ceased.
Hundreds of shiploads of Russian
wheat. which formerly left Odessa for
all the ports of Europe. have now no
outlet. Russian furs. of which enor-
nous quantities were annually placed
upon the worlds greatest fur markets,
London and Leipsic, reach the outside
world now only in small lots through
The great petroleum stores
OF Baku cannot be shipped for sale TO
Russia's allies. And her other agri-
cultural, mineral and forest products
are war-bound.
There remains open for the for
cign trade of Russia practically only
Vladivostock, and the freight charges
TO and from this port severely limit
the amount of trans-Siberian business
that can be profitably done. Some
trade may flow through Roumania.
However, none of Russia's great trade
routes run this way, and facilities for
the carrying out of large import and
export business here are lacking. I
With Bulgaria in the war. this way
will be sealed.
Nevertheless, a port toward Eur !
,pe will open for the Russians some (
weeks hence. and its opening may
bear important results for the strug 4
cling Russians. This port is Archan- /
gel. a great harbor for ore and fishing f.
Iessels through its scsnt summer, 1
whence innumerable smaller boats 4
AIRY their cargoes around Cape /
lorth. down the Norwegian coasts. to
European markets. 1t is probable /,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

san Francisco. Cal. April i5.-Fred-
erick \. HYDE. millionaire land attor-
ney % san Francisco. has Just return
ed home from the Atlanta federal pen
iicntiary. brimful % prison reform and
happy 10 have spent i6 months in
prison.
The best spent time Of nv life
was the way Hyde characterized his
sentence for Pacific coas; land frauds.
Certainly ! know that Il has broaden
Ell my view OF life and has made me
feel that can do a great deal for pris-
oners
Il think Nc are behind our civIliza-
tion ia our method OF dealing with
crime and criminals. and / wish only
that some % IN. people who make and
administer our laws could have the
result % nv experience.
Unfortunately. a reform In such
matters cannot keep very far ahead
Of public opinion and the public must
be educated TO a realization Of the
fact that men cannot DE made good by
punishment Right living Is a mat
ter 90 habit. governed By education and
environment
1t 10 dif'icuit 10 break through the
tradition % prison discipline: Il took
ne - months 90 accomplish what /
rAcise 20 DO the ArsL-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Shakespeare's Thrift.

Among the scant authentic records
on his tombstone at Stratford, In Latin,
concerning Shakespeare is the legend
that he died on the 23d day of April,
age 90 years, in the year 1915. and
upon a page in the baptismal register
is the information that William, son
of John Shakespeare, was baptized on
April %, 1864.
There has been much curious specu-
lation as TO the exact date of his birth.
1t has been assumed that at his bap-
tism he was 3 days old. which would
make his borthday and his deathday
the same, that is, April %, St. Georges
day De Quincy supposed that the 22d
and not the 2Sd was the poets birth
day from the fact that his only grand
daughter. Lady Barnard, was married
on the 22d of April, 1926. 10 year. after
the poets death, this day being chosen
in reference to the birthday Of the IL
lustriou grandfather, which there
might be good reason for thinking
could be celebrated as a festival in the
family for generations.
Shakespeare was. unlike the drama
lists of his time, somewhat like Dame
Gflpin-he had a frugal mind Nhsn
fortune shone upon him in London he
kept retired and saved money. and Il
is 10 this self-chosen obscurity that
may be attributed the fact that so NJ
tie is known about him. In about ~
years from his coming TO London, tnat
is. in 1897. he was beginning to make
purchases of property in his native
town of Stratford. and few years
later he had Withdrawn 10 live ike q
private gentleman in probably the pest
house in the little Warwickshire town
He quietly resumed the placid lie ne
loved by the banks of the Avon OF MS
indianapolis News.