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Evening journal., 1915-02-04

Tickets may be procured from any OF
the State officers or the following
members of the ways and means CON-
mittee: Mrs. William NJ. Stevenson,
4l9 West Twenty-second street; Mrs.
Henry c. Primrose, Garrett Apart
ments; Miss Elizabeth Hellings, 119
West Seventeenth street; Mrs. Agnes
NJ. Kyle, 621 North Harrison street;
Mrs. John w. Macklem 2013 Monroe
street.
Has any one a sewing machine
stored away that can be used If SO,
why not pass it on to the Sunshine
Society? We know of an elderly wo-
man who can sew for a living if we
can get her a sewing machine. Her
husband is an invalid.
Who wants a watchman? We know
of two men who can do that work.
One is an old soldier but good and
strong and healthy; he is out of work
now.
We can find work for a few machin-
lists. If there are other employers
who need help. kindly let us know
about it. This is one way TO brighten
other lives.
You may choose your word like a con-
noisseur
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Good Roads Now Link National
Capital and New York City

L. S. ONCE Of Public Roads has un-
dortakcn The maintenance OF this
highway and has appointed three of
ITS engineers 10 advise as TO the best
means for keeping this road in good
condition.
Until such timo as the two links in
Virginia arc completed. motorists will
probably use the Shenandoah Valley
The Valley Pike between Winchester
and Staunton has been much i'm
proved during 1914 and is now In bet
ter condition than ever before. Con-
Meeting with this pike, the stone road
through Berryvillc. Halltown and
Hagerstown is in splendid shape, and
there is hardly a foot of the road
from Baltimore via Frederick. Hag-
erstown. Berryville to Staunton in
poor condition.
West of the Mississippi. much
money has already been spent to
make a southern route practicable.
The State of Arkansas has let con-
tracts for 10 miles of road 10 connect
with the bridge just north OF
Memphis, and IL miles 10 connect
with the ferry from Trottor's Land
ing TO Helena. This is particularly
pleasing, as that part OF the South
ern National Highway has always
been in very bad condition. New
Mexico highway officials are cooper.
ating with road associations and have
constructed a highway between Las
Cruces and Deming. This consider
/ ably shortens the route 10 Phoenix
Arizona, and eliminates the poo
stretch into El Paso.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John C. Quinius.
(Tho Sunshine Mani

Lord, we have need Of strong
bodies and alert minds. Through
Thy daily supply of blessings grant
us these and help us TO consecrate
them to Thee. In Jesus name hear
us Amen.
Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
thyself.-Romans 1879.
Much must be borne which il is
hard TO bear
Much given away which il were
sweet to keep,
God help us ALL Who need indeed
His care;
And yet I know the Shepherd loves
his sheer. M. 5.
Never refuse your daily trials: but
never try to lift the burden of tomor-
rOw.--Anon.
My Beloved is mine. and | am His ;
He feedeth i'm among the lilies.--Song
of Solomon 2:l6.
Remember:
o ye who taste that Love is sweet,
Set waymarks for all doubtful feet
That stumble on in search of It.
Sing notes of Love; that some who
hear
| Far off inert may lend an ear;
/ Rise up and wonder and draw near
: Lead life of Love: that others whit
Behold your life may kindle too
With Love and cast their lot with you
Christina j. Rossotti.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Girls! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFf---25 Cent DANDERINE

Danderino and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz-
ng-your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy and have an appearance Of
abundance; an incompatible lustre,
softness and luXuriance.
Get a 20 cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Dandorine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any-that
it has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment-that's all-you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots of it if you will just try a little
Danderine.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
BAD cold? feel
HEADACHY, Dull
AND STOPPED UP
First dose Of "Pape's Cold Compound
relieves all grippe misery.
Don'l IN siuIIed-upl

Quit blowing and snunlingl A dose
'oi "Pape'- Cold Compound" taken every
Two hours until three doses arc taken
will end grippe misery and break mp "A
severe cold either in the head. chest,
body or limbs.
II promptly opens eloggcd-up nostrils
and air passages stops nasty discharge
or nose running; relieves sick headache,
dizziness. fcVerishness. sore throat, snecz-
inc, soreness and stiffness.
-papc's Cold Compound Is the quick
rsi. .urest relief known and costs only
- rents az drug stores II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and CAUSES no in-
convenience Don't accept substitute.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
No More Piles
Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief-and Costs
Nothing to Try.

Pyramid Pile Remedy givos quick
relief, stops Itching, bleeding or pro-
truding piles, hemorrhoids ana all
rectal troubles. in the privacy of your
own home. Pyramid Pile Remedy is
tor sale at All druggists. soc a 1oX. a
single box often cures.
A trial treatment viii be mailed free
for the asking. Pyramid Drug Co..
5f7 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall Mich
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Remember:
OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE.

NEWTON. \. j.. Feb. AIRS.
Wallace Douglas wife of an in
structor. bought a dozen eggs
the other day. They were strict
~ fresh the grocer said. The
first one she opened was sick;
the second was hardly GONZALES
cent
A third was stamped May 6,
1892"
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o
Fankth o
walking them with his hind
ed faster
O he called backward
Then there ride
shared theirs with the
an OF
them all All the little girls pated Dandy and called him the
they had rather feed him and watch the others
Frank says nnier trick teach Dandy,
bu tho boys @ believe
W. will wait nd think of before decide
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Hair coming cut! II dry, thin, faded,
bring hack IFS color and lustTe.
Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of Danderine you cannot find a
single trace of dandruf or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you most will be after 4
fcw weeks use. when you see new
hair. fine and downy at -ycs-but
really new growing all over the
scalp.
A little Dandorine Immediately dou-
blcs the beauty of your hair. No differ
cnce how dull faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moiston a cloth with
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
SLEEpYTInl
Dandy'S Newest Trick
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time Frank was
riding on the back OF his pony
Dandy He reached over and patted
him and said: Dandy, you ought
10 be taught another trick. but the
trouble is 7 can't think OF ono. .
Dandy threw up his head and be-
gan to back. 81 have II said
Frank Il will teach you TO walk
backwards"
Frank thop hoped down from
Dandys back and began TO teach
the pony by first taking hold OF
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

Mrs William H. HinchiHe 20 Myrtle ST., Beverly,
have taken four bottles of Peruna and that has done
great good catarh the head throat
mend Pernna all sufferers with caarrh do think
felt much butter really surprised the work do do
not think much praise he said for Peruna.'
Those object fluid medicines procure
Tablets.
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the press. Mrs Otto V. Ort. 1919 Del
aware avenue, d. & A. phone 1914;
recording secretary. Mrs. Charles L.
Thompson: corresponding secretary,
Miss Sarah A. Wardle: treasurer, Dr.
Florence NJ. Seward, go West Ninth
street
Kindly send communications. in
tended for this column. TO Mrs. otto
" Ort, 1912 Delaware avenue, By
Monday afternoon.
The Delaware Division held its reg
ular quarterly meeting last Thursday
evening in the Sunday school room Of
St. Andrews Church. The society is
interested in several incurable Grip
pies who are alone all day. while the
mother or wife goes out to earn
living. At the present time Whining
ton has no such home for men and
boys. Sunshine would like to start
such a home on a small scale, If our
friends and members would assist; if
we had a place downtown, we could
have our office and rest room in the
same building; the rest room we had
few years ago was much used, es-
pecially at noon time, by employed
girls who must carry lunch; the Del
aware Division is incorporated and
in a position to hold title to real es-
tate. We feel that if some of our
friends who are abundantly blessed
with this worlds goods, would assist
us financially, we could soon provide
comfort for these unfortunates and
their lives would be made brighter
/ thereby. At the quarterly meeting
this idea was again suggested and dis
cussed but no definite plan was set
/ tied upon. Who will be the first to
send a check for this purpose? Kindly
make it payable to the Delaware DI-
vision, International Sunshine Socle-
! ty; state that it is toward establish
ing a Home for Incurable crippled
men and boys" and mail it to any
officer of the Delaware Division, l..
S. s.
The next quarterly meeting will be
! held the last Thursday in April. as
that is the time when annual reports
are read and election of officers Is
held All members should arrange
their affairs so that they may be pres
ent
Take note Of this hour ere it slips
past: so seldom does the moment
come which is truly fateful and great.
Schiller.
Friday afternoon is Sunshine visit
ing day at the Home of Merciful Rest
There is a branch of Sunshine called
q
composed of the inmates of the Home
who try to cheer each other and
also cheer their visitors. Members OF
all Sunshine branches are urged to
visit there as often as they can do so
on Friday afternoons. Such visits give
much pleasure to those shut-ins.
The Delaware branch met last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
James ID. Carter in the Buckingham
Apartments. This is one of the
branches that loans wheel-chairs, an,
at the present time needs cash YER!
much Kindly send any small contri
buttons for this purpose TO Miss Rebi
Smith No. 303 West Eleventh street
and state what il is for. Tho mex
meeting will he held Tuesday. Febru
AIRY i6. at the home of Miss Sabilli
Feldmier. No. 9l4 West Ninth street
The West End branch will NEE
next Friday evening at the home o
the president Mrs. Ella II. Dillon, No
1901 Pennsylvania avenue.
Next Monday evening, the Way
and means committee will give
benefit in the Garrick Theatre for tn
treasury of the Delaware Division
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s1O.OOO no INVEST

in good secondhand furniture, pianos
and other fixtures. Write or phone
Delaware Loan Co., successors to Nc
Mahon Bros, Third and Orange
streets.-Adv
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden
president-general, 96 Fifth avenue
New York y. Y.
Delaware Division President. Mrs
G. w. Dorsey, Jr., 2OOl Jefferson
street, d. & A. phone 242l-D; vice
president, Mrs. Frank c. Sparks, GA
West Twentieth street: chairman o;
the press, Mrs Otto V. Ort. 1912 Del
aware avenue, ID. & A. phone 1914;
recording secretary. Mrs Charles L.
Thompson: corresponding secretary
Miss Sarah A. Wardle: treasurer, Dr.
Florence NJ. Seward, $40 West Ninth
street
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And polish it up with art;
But the word that sways and stirs and
stays
Is the word that comes from the
heart Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
On the furnace of your heart
Pile the Goals of Sympathy
And the inner fires start
With the light Of Charity.
Then however chill the storm
You will find your pathway warm
As the smiling hearthstone wide
OF some CHEEKY freside.
John Kendrick Bangs
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

The Coreopsis Branch met last
Monday evening, at the home of Miss
Sarah Wardle, 2419 Jefferson street.
Next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. Tates, 1911 Washington street,
Monday evening, March 1.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

Next Monday evening, the Ways
and means committee will give a
benefit in the Garrick Theatre for the
treasury of the Delaware Division.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

The West End branch will meet
next Friday evening at the home Of
the president. Mrs Ella II. Dillon, No
1901 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

My Beloved is mine and | am His
He feedeth i'm among the lilies.--Song
of Solomon 2:l6.
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s 4. = Z. = 4 = !. q
THE SEARCHLIGHT
Latest News from the Ftslds Of /,
Z ! ., 3 M 80 aventiou.s n ~
coKE.MloBHIEs

One way; OF solving the problem
of the constantly mounting price Of
gasoline IN its application To- the
gubstitats foflit Ana his does s not 1
necessarily involve the discovery Of
another Volatile liquid, as has been
demonstrated. In London they are
about to tackle the problem by the
CONSTRUCTION of several coke burninE
motor omnibuses. applying the prin-
Eciple that progress can oftersbe made
by using supposedly outgrown meth.
DDS with modern efficiency.
In combustion, coke gives OF prac-
ideally no smoke OF, fumes. Thesplan
Is TO burn Il in huge hoods with the
add Of mechanism which will con-
stantly supply new fuel TO the com
sbustion box while automatically re-
moving the ash. Steam will be gen
Grated ID seamless steel tubes radf-
ating from i central reservoir. and
viii be applied to q steam motor.
Many Of these huge cars already use
steam motors but generate their heat
from the Combustion Of Kerosene.
They can be op Grated with coke. It
is claimed Tor one third the present
cost Of kerosene. g;
Under binary conditions the
coke burning cars can carry enough
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Are Coming Back.

MedilE Nc Cormick, national Pro-
gressite conmi tteeman from Illinois
ana vice chairman OF the Progress
siFe party national committee, along
with Herbert s. Hicks, the only Pro-
gresstye elected to the Illinois House
Of Representatives.. has returned to
the Reptbii can fold. They entered
the Republican eaticus at Springfield
Tuesday, thereby morally y binding
themselves TO cooperate with the
Republican party during the session
OF the Illinois legislature.
Mccormick exclaimed: I'VE are
! glad to get back into the party of
our fathers!' = The reception Of his
words was uproarious.
The incident isFbut the forerunner
OF what viii happen all over the
country before 1915 aud q. lot Of
Democrats as well will be voting the
Republican ticket by that time. g
IT Ii tevident that Mccormick does
not think the Democratic party as
good as the Republican party and he
has utterly disregarded the advice
Roosevelt gave in the Pennsylvania
campaign last fall.
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The Real Neeed.

What is needed more than any
thing else In the state, Ito aid West
Virginia municipal ties in GRAPHING
With the constant changing Of char.
Ter TILES, somewhat himorously de,
picted In the appended editorial IRON
the Randolph Review, Is d general
pattern that all can follow. That Is
TO say. a state municipal code. The
Review does not come as near to
TINT desirable remedy as. It thinks ii
does in advocating individual. home
made Charters, although the Teie.
gram believes IT'S intent ions are good
The Review argues for the lesser
when II should be advocating the
greater need; The great trouble with
West n Virginia iitinfcf pai !, GOVERN.
Einents 1T present Is that they are sub
dect to entirely too many changesso OF
styles4 A general pattern, calling for
the use Of specified materials, which
can be arranged to suit individual
fashion tastes, Is the thing. by Il
one mV1ic ipality would not he cloth.
ed In vayiegated silks andsatihs and
ANOTHER In cheese cloth, with still
another practically naked, as IS the
case with the present iniquit6us sys..
tenn Of specially granted legislative
charters Says the Review:
STYLES In charters are as tickle as
style In hats and dresses. Dame fash
ion has pparently decreed that every
Municipality OF the state Of oyyei
2. BOO shall change its style of char
ter The trimmsrs are busy at work
ma king the necessary alterations
which they will submit to thesiegisla.
tufe One city will want its charter
made with nine cores. while the next
city VIII Insist on having its charter
cut on the bias City No. 3 wishes
an accord sptested charter and the
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0uestions AnsT'eerel.,d.

Have You ever wondered how many
hands q dollar bill passes through
during its span Of, life, or how long
It Is able to continue Its travels? DO
you know how much II costs .sUncle
Sam to issue and redeem q dollar
'bill DO you know that the seal on
the bill in your peckethook Is older
than the constitution Of the United
States Did you ever hear Of q little
niece Of string being the bone 6f con-
.tention In a case carried to- the United
States supreme court, and that this
august BODY declared that its absence
should cost the United States ss2, 900?
All these and q hundred equally
inters sting things are told in the
chapter on the treasury in the book,
ssThe American Government, I. BY
frederic ]. Hashin. III you want q
copy OF this splendid book, save the
coupon on smother page Of this issue.
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while. protected American citizens or
American property In Nexicoz
5. So Respectable body Is the
Chamber Of Commerce of tho civ Of
New Yprk. on the advice of COUNSEL
learned III the law stated Il 81 early
q date as August Z AL that
|ssGreat Hfltain has AREA y issued
her prpciaua lion OF con tfaband. dat
ed August 5, 10 II which follows ex-
pilcitS the Declara ton al Ron on. h az
|eept n one respect namely that il
trnnsfers tying machines from con.
|ditionai 70 sbAoltit Is con trahan6I. The
Declaration 81 London also provides
THAT The foiloNing may not < BE de-
clared sontyatand 81 war: as Raw
until the latter part of October be-
fore q iinpuhcihs 70 the people Of the
United states that cotton was not
8. What has he TO say In reply to
the charge made by q. b. coiduttf.
Democratic Governor Of Texas. IN his
letter published in the New YORK
Times Of December ~. 1914, that
En- gland stopped American ship
lnents until the English spinnefs
had bought their supply s(of cottofi)
at 8 1r2 cents q pound p,
Why did he allow his superva-
caneopsiy ifept Secretary Of State to
put into his recent protest to Great
Britain concerning the detention I
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suffering With the cold / win swallow
my pride and teach You the new
waltz, fresh Trim the Skimwoo City
Anything to keep tnoy ine. z x. & rs 3.
Felicia was about to scprnfiill ny re;
fuse, when he began Ting me
raptnrous silky Fat Hesitafi Ion. nv:
ing Antweip's latest and dance fan
that she was, she gray ted almost
automatically into his arms.
He was a terribly divine dancer
Under the influence Of the hypnotic
rhythm, Just as he had figured, she
soon fell into . mesmeric sleep, limp
In his arms: % i J. g Y :'si I
sA-hahs me proud beauty he
cachl ed on the frozen ain. And, lean,
ing her against 4 young iceb berg 70
freeze to death, ere she should wake,
The exultingl sluhk away .s sS;I \ sss \!
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,I .,, g.. e "a; .! i. ;. .','. . 4.
thar tIIfne< tsr been abb u sn1e u ~ ~.
.tssf. az ~, !, e.tsrfh: Han. c,t.r{a Cure
is1i ffsf;rr'4. c.issh f-l1s Ssasii'ad55si
fItee<t- requires r11<fi,ttIqtsl tr<strnftt.
a as' s,o5 rs SRI; 5d cd msa szi.s ss' =;
t1- Eftfti1. thereby I|ffrQgfne TIE fr1In1Eti41
n ~ alseAsc md fifinf fhe p1fient stfclsth
flrf N d5I1F ~ work me pro1fIriors larr
- much ffifh N IL ttlrstife nrr<tt Inst fttr
e,sr on Ilanis-d Dollars g, ~ ~. ,est q
xddrrs< \ j. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. ..
! SOD ~ IN prsss,st<. ne.
int HsIla IsmIIx Pm. f1s eonstIrstIos.
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Our Bricht Future.

America feces future that Is
simply ami ling IN its possibilities. III
every American from this time on
|prqt tees q economy and saves money.
this nation must become the dominat.
Ing financial power OF the world, and
VIII soon enter upon its greatest
periods OF prosperity, Of expansion
and business activity Los Angeles
Trust and Savings hank s' !
Is Not IN q hnnd lied years has the
sun OF a New Years Day sliohe on
such scenes OF sorrow and desclation
|as Europe presents at this time,
But ever has q year been ushered
In more aiispiciously for the future
prosperity and happiness OF the peos
pie Of the United. States Of America.
Ought we not to ejoice, one and
an, that our lot is east in such q land
as this and do an in our power to
keep our country prosperous and al
peace with the world . y :
The principal Job ahead of the peos
pie of the United States just now IL
to save money, as has been yery. truly
said. For Is years we have Dor
rowed money from Europe. re can 7
do 50 any longer. Europe Ism. going
TO have any money TO lend. When we
wanted TO build the Rock Island raill
road we borrowed the money from
Holland When we wanted to develop
the Anaconda Mine we borrowed fror,
the same place When We wanted to
improve the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco we borrowed from France. For
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Some Hard Question:.

IT would be interesting to learn ex-
actly what I Presid emit Wilson thinks
OF the subjects in the ten questions
that have been propounded to him
by Stuyvesant Fish, of New York. for
answer in the political address the
president Is to deliver on the jackson
Ebtrthday anniversary at Indianapolis.
The questions. however, are OF a rath-
er EN- barrassing nature for the pres
idelif and his administration, and II
Is probable that they will be side
stepped 1t Is to be hoped that the
president may find his way clear to
answer them Tor, as Mr.. Fish SAYS.
the people at large would be very
glad to have them answered. The
quest Ions are pert itent and throw. the
|spptligh ION some OF the miserable
|taiiures made III tine PRESIDENT hid
hhis sniercenary, secretary Of state. !
I. Why did Mr.. Wilson appoint
MIR, Bryisn? Siassss.
2. Why does he retain that poor
man when the latter can SO easily
make more money .Chahtauouainrlv
3. Why did he send the most
powerful naval expedition tile United
States ever put to sea into the princi-
pal port Of q neighboring republic
with which we were al peace take
possession OF Vera Cruz with some
slight loss tt~ehty sone marines ana
fn1ict quite serious losses on our
Mexican neigh bprs. killing some hun.
dreds Of them, and why has he the
assurance to say that those were not
"acts 81 war 90
A. Why. having demanded of
General Niuerta q salute Of twenty
one guns, and having sent military
expedition to enforce the demand did
he Withdraw the same from Vera
Cruz without having received the sa-
lutte N and without having, in the mean
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on ADVANCE.

That five cent advance in west
Virginia crude oil, not only afforded
g lot Of pleasnre To- 4. lot Of peopIe Id
Pafkefsburg, Wood, Writ, Richie,
Peasants and other counties here
abouts. but Is the promise Of better
things to come .Parkersburg State
journal. II q 3 y z
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THuRspAy. JANUARY z. 1915.
S,An Eyeninr, Echo.

The man who has 50 little knowi-
edge Of human nature as to seek hap
piness by changing anything but, hts
own disposition, will waste his life
IN fruitless effort and multiply the
Eriefs which he purposes TO remove.
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esBig Tin MN to Resume at an Early
uate', Is the headline IN some Demo-
cratic exchanges. And 1t was closed !,
wasi n, under this Democratic admin
istration7 Evidently sol But no
one ever read that fact in those DEM
ccratic newspapers before. Wonder
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More Interesting.

An effort is being made to get
Scientists and big Capitalists to sub
init their brains after death for exc
animation. Such examination, IL 1t
come about, may educe something Of
value, but II would be more interest
ing II We knew more about persons.
brains while they were alive and
using them- Charleston Mail. a