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The sun., 1916-05-06

Four very short stories of war incl
d. nts make up Thc Comrddr in white
,tlemirg IA Eevcll Company hv tho
Rev W. H. leathem. for which the
Rev. Hugh Black writes an introduc-
tion. Each turns on the appearance
of the Saviour in person ~ give words
of comfort. The stories are told with
great delicacy.
The sun., 1916-05-06
lmperiled America

\ discussion Of the complications
forced upon the United States through
the World War, The author was
Assistant Secretary of State under
President Roosevelt and is now in
active newspaper work. Writing from
behind the scenes with full KNOWLEDGE
OF the happenings on both sides Of the
curtain, his conclusions are sometime,
startling. Awork Of present Importance
and -rcrmanen, value Ready n0r.
$3.50 net.
The sun., 1916-05-06

career. Ana II Is loyalty TO the nag tnit
the author inculcates. The episodes in
the story are rather disconnected, but
each IL tod vivdly. Both girls and
the boy. the female burglar. the Maine
old ladies', tho waiter with his love of
tie drama and his New York eating
louise the hoy's two soldier comrades
and their song viii az ." lt' the
reader.
Redemption.
II is tragic story, frightened by a
vision of mystical piety and by the i'm
pressions of Dartmoor. that John
OXcnham tells in Mp Lazy Of the Moor
uongnans. Green and Company. The
reader is first charmed 10y the lady and
her little chapel and is worked up to
feel how her prayers may affect the
prisoners in the Jail. Then the hero
tells his story with dramatic simplic-
ity. His sisters selfishness and iuhu-
man disregard Of him may be passed
over; after her death he tries to kill
the man who scduced her and is kept
alive I'm Jail by his determination to kill
him when he comes out. Ili.s hatred is
weakened by the view from his window
and 10y some other influence which
turns out to be the lady's prayers for
his soul. When he comes out he wan
dcrs over the moor. reads the lady's
book meets her and is persuaded To
give up his hate. Then MIR. Oxenham
spoils his story. He makes the lady in
love with the villain. who continues
cOutcmptlhlc and unrepcntant till A
wound in his head affects his memory:
she comes down from her pedestal and
is as weak as ordinary women In spite
If her talk of forgiveness. The hero.
however, is consistent: he loves the
lady goes 10 the man who has wronged
him and forces him to he reconciled To
her: then when they are both on the
battlefield he protects him with his
own body and gives his life for him.
The reader will feel sorry that he has
sacrificed himself for such caliousiy in
human creatures.
The sun., 1916-05-06
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DOinRs Of Diplomats.

The portion OF tho war story that
has ELECTED the most writing, the mat
ters which by this time seem most fu-
tile and Of only academic inteNst, are
The sun., 1916-05-06

The hero Of Frank Iiarris's Lore IN
IoHth George H. Doran Company. IS
IN entertaining as well as an amaz-
.ngiy accomplished youth and proves
"a be a serNiceable guide through the
French towns that tho author has Sc
lcrtcd. The rich American who en-
plnyS him Is also natural till the end
his wife is a miracle of seltishness and
feline trickery, while the daughter
through most of the journey il merely
IA girl like many others. The hero is
hard up and hires himself out with
his motor car to convey the family
from Monaco 10 Paris He supplies
the girl with the proper appreciation
Of the country and the art she sees,
to which she would be otherwise indif-
ferent. She treats him at first with
more rudeness than most chauffeurs
would stand FOR. but becomes inter-
ested as they 20 along and they are in
love 10y the time Paris is reached. The
delay in ending the story caused by
tho mothers maChna,Ions was to he
expected Mr.. Harris. however, has
chosen to 20 into amatorv oxplana-
iions which are as out Of place in a
story OF this sort as a discussion Of
Home Rule would be.
The sun., 1916-05-06
4 I'Osai bl~ Hereafter,

In Souls on ram I.!ttle. Brown and
Company Granville Barker kindly
suggests ;hat our future life will I've
what We hope and expect ii will he.
and therefore for many New Workers
eternity will be spent on Fifth avenue.
He interviews several souls. from
whom he draws much spright.y satire.
but at last runs into ono that retains
fem!nnity enough 10 work ont curl
Gus and ingenious posthumous affair
II the heart.
The sun., 1916-05-06
CRITICAL REVIEWS
OF THE SEASONS
LATEST BOOKS

A Pleasant Story About Pleasant Cir An Ante
Bel.um Romance Of Thrills and Patriotism
A Tragic Tale of Dartmoor- New Fiction by Frank
Harris, Granville Barker. Robert Herrick and Others.
Selection Of European Dramas Books.
The sun., 1916-05-06
Women who Divorce.

The heroine Of The Burden OF the
strong by Josephine Turck Baker
Correct English Publishing Company.
Evanston. I'D has found her affinity.
She has INDUCED In social uplft and
in the pleasures OF society life. has
neglected her husband and Is indignant
that he should have taken To drink
and staying away from home. She
wants divorce and also her child.
Another woman. who has been neg
lected by hor husband and gone wrong
in consequence, also wants her child.
Marital neglect and the woman's right
to the child the author feels sure
about. on the affinity matter. on di-
vorce in general, and on other matters
she seems TO he in doubt. Her heroine
is decidedly unpleasant. the attraction
OF the man she allows to make love TO
her seems purely physical. and we can
only feel sorry for her husband when
she takes him in hand again.
The sun., 1916-05-06

from the charge of having murdered
him. his convenient demise and the
woman's finding mate worthy Of her
Also several picturesque characters.
the shiftless Mexicans, the outspoken
landlady. the oily politician. and so on.
The sun., 1916-05-06
R~riaiming the Desert.

The awakening TO a sense OF re-
sponsihility of the heroine Of The
Golden Hope 'Appletons). by Grace
Sartwell Mason and John North
ern Hillard, may seem rather be-
lated. but she certainly lives up
to 1t throughout tho story. She is
married to a weakling, a fugitive from
justice who has dragged her through
the California desert lands while he
is prospecting for gold. She decides
TO do more sensible work, and the
reader will follow her efforts with in
terest. SO far as the authors permit
She attracts a manly pioneer with
high ideals He is fighting for the
reclamation of the desert and for
the construction of an irrigation dam
by the Government, and is opposed
by preJudices and by political In
trigues. In the end even the Gov
crnment officials betray him. TO those
not greatly interested in these matters
tn" proceedings are rather confusing
and so are the rights and the wrongs.
The reader will prefer to follow the
heroine in her chase for her lost hus-
band, her bringing him to town and
The sun., 1916-05-06

More Elaine.
The demands OF the moving pictures
have stripped the last vestige of art
from Arthur r. Reeves detective tales.
In The Romance Of Elaine (Hearsts
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Streit Slpilhen Sen Streifern llno Ser
Hepublic ,Srpn 4 Steel So, lolpic Der
Ypungstnfpu Sbeet & Sube so. 5u
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let Stabt lpurcn bie s8irtbidaften on
eillen1 sSochelltdg 9eIflpllen, c6ellip sic
in Gait Dounestppu nno Strutbers.
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@erbinoung seieeet, I'M ein @erfahrel
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ligt iparcn. Galt Ynunsstpmn ba1
cine @enDlferllng ppu $4,000. abel
mir 400 Stilnn,9ebr.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-09

S6ipepets in ben &rieg miro bieIe
srmee ilber Die @ren5e na1 Sirn@
lanb geiporfen fperOen, in Ser GriparS
tllna baB bie Sinnen iib ihr anl1liez
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ltpB nad) petersburg 5n lnternebme1
alnb nad suoelt 8tpeds @ereiniguue
nit ben GcutIden nabe 9iisa ppr8uz
oringen.
Ste 5aItung 9t rnegen
gSie iih 9iprlpegen ber6alten miro,
lit nidt 10 leidt 5u ia9el1. gtod
@efiibl uno @anoelsbe5iebunsen ipmz
patbiliren Die 9iprtpeser NIT @nglano.
Sic taulden iid) au9 ni6t barber,
ooB @nslanbs &riessidiffe lire 5anz
nelsflptte lbaoigen, ja per1icbten
tDrltte, oic nacb Ser @nslanbs uno
SeltIhlanps Die erDBte oui Den Mecz
ren lit.
Sae norlue9iIden slrmeeoffi8iere
lino, ba lie 5ltn eroBen S6eil in
8enrldlallo aus9ebilbct lii1b, beutlhs
freunoli6, bpdj sic WiaIie oes nor<
pegilden @olfes lit entldteper auf
lciten gn9laubs.
Spd aus politil6en9iiidlidtcn mir
De borauslidtlid ouh 9iprlpesen nit
sd)lreben gegen NuBlano f1n1pierl,
lpenn es ge5lpunaeu tperben lpQte.
Sarbe Su befennen. glprlucgeu fanl1
100000 aus9e5eidnete Splbaten, Sic
mppern allsgcrilltet lino, ins Selo
ltellen.
slnf 9dnemorf lpirS Sflpebeu nio6t
rednen fD1nen. Sic 9anen iino inn
Screen fir gn9lano lno baIien sic
Seutlden, neil otele ibnen Sdlesipiaz
5olltein ab9enonmcn 6aben. Sic
fiirdten saB audl Der 9ielt i6res 2anz
Deg penIel6cn sSes gebeu lpiirbe, luenl
9entl6lanb liegt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-09
Saroens 3nfunft nnterz
brii d t.

8erlin 8. San. Olarimilian
@arpen, 8ebafteur Der 3ufunft, lit es
berbpten iporOen, ipibreno ser arieasz
bauer offentlide geoen 5lt bolten oper
fir Die Seffentli6feit SIT idreiben.
Sein glatt lit ebeniaQs pabrenb ser
&riegsbauer unterbricft ipprben, neil
es Die 9tesieruns angeariffen bat.
2 90 @ri,er" ertrunfen.
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ner bon 425, Die bon Amcrifa Suriidz
febrten, Inn fir ibr Cams gu fdntpfen,
linb ertrunfen, als ibr s6iff, elm itoz
lienilder Surnpfer nobe San @ippanz
nj 81 Wiebna an Ser albal1ilden aiilte
allf cine Mine 1tieB llno oerlonf. 9ieic
Sfa6ridt lit offisiell.
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Sofip, s. San. guanl6ifai, Ser
lid1 am II. 9e5ember sum &ailer BON
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Se It erre eidAlorgt fir notbz
ii enpe serb Ell.
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tllr.) 9elgrab linb anbere g6eile Ser
blens. Die BON sluitro ltnsarn belebt
linb, erbalten 9ropiant bon nen Dltr.
gebDrben, ipelde audi alien lerbilden
seanten bie3dlfte ibrer frIberen Ca
ldrc alls5ablen, ielbit ipentl lie nid1t
mebr an9eltellt linb.
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IN 6anb nit Sen il1ternationolen
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ssaris, s. San. Sic fiir5lid1 in
Sdlpnifi perbafteten aoniuln BON
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glllgarien falnen beute au Sprb eines
&riegsldiffes i'll Solllon on, ipie bon
nort genelpet lpirb. sic baben BORT Sic
@erfiisuna Der 9eboroen ab5r,uarten,
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9 rpt tfarten in Ser e Of IN eis.
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Die einfIbrnng Beg Gpirents Ser Srpt~
farten nad bem &prbilo 2el1t1dlauos
lpe9er Der bpben SSeisenpreiie in ernlte
grlpa9lng ge5p9en. 9as Steiaen Ser
@etreiocpreile lit bltrb Sic @erfe6rsz
ltaullng alf Den italienilclel1 2inicn
perltrla6t, ipo groBe Nlengen pull
grptlfpffcn. bie nod Ser Sclueis be-
ltin1nt linb, 5uriifgebalten lperben.
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pepeld)e bon slt6cn melbet. oab bic
peutld]en, Dltreid)iiben ltno tiirfilcbcn
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linb griediid)c ltntcrtboncl,. Sic ariez
d)iIde 9fcgicrung miro lpabrideinlid
rotejtircn.
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LAMBS eingreifcn.
Dsoglid, BOB S6lpeben gelltldlanb
nibt sll eircn1 acknowledgement Sicg
berbelfen miro, ppcb iueib es 9anS ge@
nau, Dab es aus @riinben Der etgcnen
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gllBlanb 9elttldlanp beiiest. gdmez
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tiefitem @er5en Der Seinp &ublanos.
S1ipeben miro cher allf Sic Seite
9eutI6laubs treteu, als 'rubie mitanz
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iperben mllb.
60 liegen Sic Ginse in Sfanbinapis
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Chicago. Gcncral sSn1. 6. @pr.

gbicaep. Gcncral gsm. 6. @prz
sas, ser Sen erfnlgreiden &umpf geS
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entperft. per ppr orei SaeenSelbitnlprl
beganscn bat. gr nabm Gift, iuabrenl
ieine 8iiber lluterilcht iultroen.
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Sa9e III Sor0pN 3ur lle6ermittelltno
an Dos brttild6c 9ll15lp. 9(nlt cine frafz
ttge EroIeltnpte aegen Sic britild1e Ses
bnnerll19 lno Genlur ner Soften uon
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nebmen nad) ioa Dieie gfote bereits in
Spnopn iiberreidlt moroen lcin.
2alnpfer NIT neutraIer Golt nah
lno bon Den Ser. Staaten Iilo BON
brltllfen arie9slfiffen noH britiihen
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abgcnpnlmen llno 8uriicfgebalteu lper=
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committee fortieete.
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ein, melhe Die Sdaffllng eines 9tatis
onalpertbeioigllnas Sprps be5luedt,
$3.50, 100000 nidt 5r iiberlteigen.
peltJer Spno aus Den idbrlic)cn gin=
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bis 0lpntas @ltttag.
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been lolgt.
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erreid)te belte gtadlt iein @nbe nit
eiuent @anfett, oas Sen Selegaten BON
Sefr. 2anling 9egeben lpllroe. 6err
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| NIT Dem, luas oer &onereb poubraft
babe lnlo Sptlchafter Srare5 bon Gbtle
ibradlte cilen SpalI auf Den Yralioens
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16.S Sunltar in Bottom abldlieBen miro.
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ben fetlle Seller pcrurlubt uno cs babe
fetne Nanif se9cbcn.
Scr 6artmanmpeilerfopf lcheint ser
eln5igc Ellnft an Ser lpeitlidcn 1Srnut
5lt lein, mo es cine Snfantcrietbatigfeit
gab nno bic @elltlcbcn beanlprltden.
oprt cinen @rabenabl6nitt aenonl.nen
-5ll baben.
Nuf Dem galfan berrldt penia miz
litdrild)e Sbdtigfeit.
@erlin nnb Bien.
gcrlin. s. San. (@ia Sonpon.
Gin @rabcnabldnitt liiblid pomSarts
manllsipeilcrfppf ipurbe Ben Ssran5plen
geltern bon ocutlden Errppen nure6
eincn acknowledgements cntriilen,
lpie beute offisiell gcmelbct lpuroe
Son Den anberen Sronteu lit nibts
geues 81 bcrirbten.
gerlin, 8. San. (9ra6tlps iiber
SaDpille.) Sic Hullcn baben tire sln1
ariffe allf sic Dltreiehilcben ainicn in
Gltgalisicn llib Der 8lfpirinu lpiebcr
allfgcnpmnlen llnb an eini9cn Stellen
bic Ditr. Stellllngcn bnrdbrpdsn, lpllr~
Den abcr ipiebcr allsgetrieben, lpie bcr
belltiee pffi8ielle gerid)t bon @sien
melbet. Ser @cridt lautct ipie fplat:
Sic Sample in Sitgali5ien lmb at
Der 8lltplpindaren5e Iaben lriebcr be-
9onnen. Sic 9iullen, Sic llnter bem
Sbusc eines bid)ten gtcbcls pprriicften,
brangcn on cincm Gnnftc in rnlerc
Stcllun9eu Gin llnp gelangten bis l1abc
SIT lmleren gatterien am StripafluB,
lputpen aber Durd @e9enangriff bon
bret 9e9inentern (5ipei nnsarilde
llnb eli, 9ali5ildes) iuieber binausge~
lpprfcn. 720 9mllen nl1rben gefangen.
barullter Elm Sberlt llnb 10 anbere
Gffi5ierc.
gs bat all6 erbitterte &dupfe nabc
Gpporub nnh Dltlid bon Garanc5a, lp<
lpie a1 Ser beilarabilrben @ren5e gcS
9eben. Sic 9illllen brangen in Sbeilc
lutlerer @raben eilr ipurbea abcr bllr6
Melcrbel1 I'M Sanbsenei1ge suriidses
triebcn. Gin 9ffisier nnb $50 Marlr
.lpllrocn aefangen.
Sic gllnen ma6tcn audi cinell
@crlll6, bcn Sriebbof ,lDrblitb bon
sG5artprDsf, lpieber5unebmen, ipurbett
.aber abselcblagen.
Stalieniicbe slrtinerie bat Sen 8riiz
cfenfppf BON Solmein llilb lnlereStel1
llnaen 1Drblie) babpn ipieDer beftig
bplnbnrbirt, nanentli6 Sen @rnbenz
abIdnitt, pen mir fiir5lid erpbert bate
ten. Nuberbem 9ab es slrtillcrieouelle
nabe Sslapia llnb al1f bem 9oberbpz
Slatealt."
9sarilcr glall.
Garis, 8. San. Solsenpes pffiSiz
&C 8netin lpllrbe bellte 9ia6t ausgeges
ben.
.llnlereslrtilerie bpmbarbirte 6ente
beutic6e @erfc on peridiebcucn 8llnfs
ten Ser ssrpnt nit gutter 8irfnng.
uslm Sartmannsipeilerfopf ri6tetc
Scr Seinb gelterrSlabt nad einem bef~
tigeu gpl,1barbement einen slngriff
nnf 1lulcre stelluns, es gelang i'm,
aber mir, SUB in cinem flei1cn Sbeil
eines @rabens su fallcn, bon ipo CT
bbelttc Mprsen our6 Gegenangriff lpies
ser pertrieben iplirbe. @inisc @efanges
ne llno ein Mnldinengeipebr .blicben in
!unIeten @dnoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-09
@Dritcllnus i'm sdiitcnsraben.

Ser Gefrette Nliiller ipill nit 5ilfe
eil,er 2aterna maeica, Sic CT irgenblpo
allfgetricben fat, bic &ameraoen mt
terbalten. Sic @prltellung beginnt,
bnd Ser Mpparat perla9t, lobab alles
finiter bleibt.
9tufe:: agSas ioll nenn bos por@
iteuen?"
Gefreiter aaiiller: .Nadtlider
9urdnarid1 bon senesalnegern bllrdj
eincn @iIenbnbn Tnnnel. /"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-09
9iener sn% 81 : iibtr erobt rniiiide
Ass:s = 'iDt,
Mm0e8rtifeM tpiro 5tuar tpieoer, aber sic 8ertdte
bot ,,s1la6tem" iino 9unbm8.
nne geniisen eise &esimenter mn bic @uen 81 uerfeu

Scuc 50lge icugen in nncp Gin uno pcrlrloden Nonf

u6c 5z5o0g lbla9n in pcrlrIodcn 9on emit
pcai9 scucs BON Der Sciron Sorbldc 6ricbcuserpSinn
n 9aas cinsetroffen srensc Ae9c Gcie bur getd<
anS pnrben erbb gemiber Ya1aoicre hotten ee
speuear = strln aus ben Selern lae uubc1 in ser
@rer5latn 8entbem ni untcrludt lpradeu ser buhen
gebDrben ben gan lnb beutcr 2eutant ht e;nn
Speed olanoie 8esierns bB Sic @ecaate an scr Grene
lpafornn Sic y9abarcn" tbeen br 93rot NIT h,nonher
serbcn - Nagmlan parbcn, Nebotcl Scr 3ulnft ssrhe
fir Bic &ricgsbauer foltgetea.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-09
Yanameritanii0er aongreb enoete NIT
yQnfett.
oeud aneritaniden Motenueaiels uber BEN Srpe=Tan
beeDsenOe ncudc @tt6ciums Hber oc ntericcfreo

no Elm farer Sroe Gnano aerihe
9nbe nad Dem Stlrm IN gnn8stopn 3rei So
mlnoe nno $5ooooo Sfa0en infole Sic eanz
&c Sdulo miro Sen Sorei9ners 5uao6en oiez
lem Sabre fel aanoibat Ie SSe 9eldeba
bat - Sic srauben ii1o u Iaur
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-20
EDITORS BRAIN THRoBs.

The second successful voyage of the
Deutschland shows the Allies blockade
touches only the surface.-St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
If General Pershing is not clear as to
the methods of conducting punitive
expeditions, he might take some lessons
from Villa who appears to be very sue
cessful in that line. Minneapolis Tr;b-
une.
You can beat an egg lots harder if you
Just imagine while you're doing it that
it is an egg king. -Duluth. Herald.
Any price booster will pay thousand
dollar fine when he can clean up ten
thousand by doing it,. Send the cusses
to jail.-H Hopkins News. !, .:t - ="
Health authorities have for years been
whanging away at us folks about over
eating. If the cost of living continues
to 60 upward we: arc in a good way to be
saved from ourselves. II adelia aNews. ]