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on them when ran downstairs-it was safer than the bed It was safer than the bed-I thought 1t was safer than the bed, she repeated incoher- cntly
 Mary-Mary, June shook her slightly Don't forget any of it now you mustn't. do you hear You mustn't! You left off where you went downstairs"
 And when was going out Of the room continued tue cid woman talk ing as if she were in trance. Mrs Borden must q heard her Jims voice downstairs, cause she kinda tried 10 pull up out of the chair and then when l was halfway down the steps heard q shot and something falling
 'Downstairs in the har~oom fl was all shouting men with women crying on their shoulders and Httle children hanging Engineered to thar mothers And l heard big Inn Eor4aa asRHg Jake ahnHt- his mtssa# aa4 tGea- samp ing up the steps three af tTap with q lock like the smile af heaven tn hs stouacUt face
 "Hat la all Ire crowd eaa2at sec Ne THass- ant ae=aas= 10 f-# a.fatl tbiH1lHs at that woman ssba loved hu SO lawns gHgaHEa aaaz zH baa gPH H5
 aH# t8e hshs Sa. 0Haa H8 eee#eas l leeHa ra aHa a9 the teea- and theaa I feaad haa Hs Ta4sH through the heart
 T remember whHfe H5a t=eHe I hearf someone come aat. Lsassz CT the porch Of the Fea8ha#se aH3 bH8 of staeger across the road Ifa Ha.t a passed close because | seemed to me heard the weak. lfaa wall oG newborn child Bat didn't notice much, just then.
 T just wandered back into the sa. loon like I was in nightmare and stumbled up the steps falling ever my | skirts and picking myself up. unttl got into the bedroom There in the middle of the room, hanging over the | table. with her eyes Elassy staring and her chin dropped, was Jim Borden $ wife-dead! Over in the bed laid Mrs Travis still unconscious. with baby | beside her
 It was hours before got the strength to get up from the chair again It was only when remembered how queer it was that the baby in thu grip didn't cry that | jumped up sud den and went to get it II was gone, The grip was empty There was noth. ing but the dent it's little body had made in the soft. woolly things and
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over on the bed was the other one Jim Bordens-a girl 1t was. and ours had been boy"
 Her voice broke of with sudden dry gurgle in her throat As June shrank away from her. dawuing hor- ror in her eyes she stretched out two worn. trembling hands in an effort 10 draw tho girl back
 You see. II must have been like this Jim Borden had leaped ate that room with hjs heart all bursting With love and pride. and he found his wisr dead before him. lyHs near tEHe baby in the erIp. and looking over ho saw tbe other woman on the bed with her baby beside her He took tbe baby he thought was his own and went away where. no one knew aud l never found cut till too lat
 For a moment tdere Was q silence. moro compelling taau sound SaGiea. ly rrs.nE her arms wsde, June erel hysteH.eallF
 What aaes ft mean Don't stop tAe-a Ga ea' Ga=eH NFAat aee=ya4 tryus b mako mc believe.
 T di3 as thought best at the tme. . Mary went on toueiessty usafs heart and body from tbe paraaeofs or deal AIr Iravis was dead. When Mrs Travis came 10 what could l tell her Aahy Was there Ne eHe t#t mo knew # wasn't hers lt would a killed her ta tc.t her. 1 never told Sha didn't know she doesn't know no one knows
 And am June gasped out che words
 Mary looked steadily into her ter riaed eyes and erpeed her hands hrmy
 4Ou the bacb If jm Horaen.s right hand sac saa bsayuy. there was q queer Rod Circle they called hlm f ir cle' Jim ont there Just, as later. they
 No. No, l don't believe it-lm not I'm not June crumpied into a sohhns heap at Mary teet.
 Very gently the old woman lifted hcr and held her close.
 You ara Jim Borden's daughter. she declared with a solemuty that brooked no dispute Marked with tho crime curse. iBut we must guard the secret. She must never know.
 We're going to keep the secret, aren't we, lamb?f Mary was saying.
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stared open-mouthed at her lifted hand
 Speechless she pointed ta it As they watched, with uabeHrytnE eyes the ring of scarlet faded to d deep rose then palcd 10 pink Almost m med .ately it vanished leaving an un= blemisAed white surface
 At sisht ot it June bent and kissed the spot m paroNEsm If Joy.
 It's gone Hs faue." sae cried iu bNster.c FIee and Wrapge} Mary in a crushing bear hug hats a good sigu believe in sEs8s. doat you. vlQ poor. nervous. old tGuE bo look all right .u tats gown Dol hook pret ty and fascinating and
 Don't b. so gay ptcadcd the o9 woman tearsufy Somehow. | sea ms so aN.H fer Na4 ta 2. laughing Just uov. aHd thinking Xaafe E#IHe 10 set tAe#bast-ot chat man.
 fuu reaeHai down rrasuel her vrma#ra tee#ttHa haaas aaa started AhE4oE her aaaatan d uaa merry e.sese 8a=aHg at her hrsath.ess eN- poru' at.grs the wb8.t
 Sudaeai,- their wild gyratans. her ezbaN truck a pedestal ia che cor uer of tho room f sHaved perilousiy for second tban tapp.ed to tue floor
 the large ease upon it smashing 10 a thousand fragments.
 The old woman eyed the shattered bits win zarersttuoas m.seiymg
 Its an omen she muttered half to herself See what you've doue."
 "0h eyerything's an omen to you, you sweet old calamity oroaker,' rtlleule4 June have Tama clean it ap there's d dear And Mary. peek down through the hauisters anu watch me lsarm the suspicion of Mr. Lamar tho great crime specialist.
 And laughing at the horri6ed expres- slon on the old woman face the mis- efpesseased girl darted down the stairway and into the library.
 - am SO glad you came, ," she said simply. as she took Lamars hand. When 1 asked you l was afraid you never would-youre so busy-and so important
 Lamar laughed. but somehow there was not keen enjoyment in the sound that came from his lips.
 T want you to tell me such lots of things" she began enthusiastically. Your profession must bring day after
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broke into her dream of rest Startled she raised her head
 She saw a black rleeve. tightly gripped by white hand in which a vivid circle of blazing red had sudden ly been reborn Mortified she traced the flaming mark with a trembling foretingef.
 Then the tension snapped and she sank to the floor, a whimperingly help less girl with both hands pressed to her lips to mudle her frightened sob bins
 Abruptly June got 10 her feet. and tenderly lifted the old woman up be- side her.
 You're going 10 be good and do just as tell you. she commanded. be
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SYNOPSIS.

"Circle Jim" Borden. who derives his quoted name from an angry red birth mark on the back of his right hand. Is About to he released from prison after servng his third term. II is matter of history that one member of every Ecnara= ton of the Borden family has been brand ed with the Red Circle Artamarl1 and that member Las always been Il criminal linn and his wayward sou. Ted Borden. afs Inc only known lNluE representatives ot the Borden kin Max Lamar d de.ra fsec Ia detailed to keEp tn eye oH "1'ir ls ltn - June Travis and her mother, mawh.rs of the wealthy sat Who are int rasta5 .u the reform at tN eaHAHete =As=He#eH #s ka Is released. .Clrye Jim. eaHsaa= ts som In the act of stealing Rea lus EHs.t fz5s family Is menace ta society. He =Hte4= the bedroom where Tsa 4s ~laaHI#= aaA turns en the eas. Aet8v sie, ta#ar chances upon an 0udrr=fazud t1tz=z=e where "G1re1a Jim tts fa3a#af# 1e#==e and In fight, Jim is killed +etHa t8Ef II #H# Bor1ens and the end of tha Rcd C#rata.@ sayx Lamar. But tha ueNt dly ha f as founded ay the st41t af t @aa-ea.z eHu5 outtia" eurt2fHe5 aEtoW2t# #.e. showing Inc Rcd Circle au tbe white hazh. Dam8r scrihhles down tAs number au tAe iI=aass plate. 1nue Travis. marked with tHe Rel Circle roas Grant loan shark Mary. her nurse discovers tAa theft
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N'''~S''N '" NN'''''0' a baby. always a baby. to loving moth CTS and dear, foolish old nurses But I'm not a baby any moro, Mary Es. pecially not since tho horrible thing that happened today am branded I am guilty of-guilty of
 Hush Oh darling hush!' she be- sought, They will hear you at tho house You mustn't say word about 1t any more. not even to me-you mustn't think of it ever again. Prom ise."
 "I can't promise anything. per sisted June, fighting to regain her com posture, until you toll me, about this mark that has soiled my hand-tell me what you know of it
 I'm afraid-lm afraid" she repeat cd weakly
 Tell me"
 Twenty years ago Mfs. Travis went West on a trip with Mt Travis" said Mary, speaking rapidly. as if forcing each word. T went qhong-I was the
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
Sam Fambrough, The local Over.

Sam FambrOugh, the local Over
land automobile SALESMAN has
shown his enterprise and faith in
the prosperity of the coming season
by laying in a generous assortment
of the famous Toledo made go cart
He has une Of the famous fours with
the Silent night motor. Several
of The world famous model 8 Over
lands aud u big ven passenger
overland which is hummer"
--one Of the ~classiest "boals' ever
placed upun the local market. Mr.
Fambrough's salesroom is in u
necliun with the City Garage o
trolled by Vincent Real and we
commend his ability to deliver the
goods ~ they are sold.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
METHODIST CHURCH
REV e. D LEWIS. Pastor.

Is the war over? No. Neither is
the war against sin at he Methodist
Church. The evangilistic services
will continue thru next week. Good
music-special music at every ser.
vice. Preparedness" will be the
theme Sunday night Sunday
school Sunday morning at 0:45
Junior church AT . aud 3 O'Clock.
Senior League at $50, You come
and don't come alone Strangers
wei nme. Come to the Friendly
church"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
1915 METAL OUTPUT rs
RECORD BREAKER

Heavily Increased shipments Of
zinc carbonate anI s%ulphihe ores
and zinc sulphide were made from
New Mexico ia 1915. At Kelly,
Socorro county, the principal pro
ducing mills were the Kelly, Ora.
phic, and Juanira The Ozark mill
was operated continuously on the
sulphide pres from Graphic aud the
Kelly magnetic mill was completed.
At Hanover, Grant county, zinc
carbnna'e ores were shipped from
the Hanover aud other miues; and
the building Of u mill ~ the treat
ment Of sulphide ores a. Hanover
was commenced Bo'h zinc car
Donate and sulphide ores we're
shipped from the Cooks Peak dis
trict. and carbonate ores from the
Florida and Tres Hermsnas district,
Luna county Zinc concentrates
we're shipped from the wet con.
centration elecitostatic mill Of the
Pinos Altos NJ & Nj Company
The new magnetic separation mill
at the Cleveland mine At Pinos
Altos was completed and SET in
operation. 4 car Ut zinc ore was
shipped from the Hermosa district,
Sierra county. The production ol
zinc nre and concentrates from
New Mexico was 39,070 tons OF
SO 3 per cent, ~ compared with
20,459 trrs Of 1888 per cent zinc
la 1914
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
BAPTIST CHURCH
tREv. J. NJ, GARDNER. Pastor,

GREW. J, NJ, GARDNER. PastOD
Preaching at II a. m. "Revivals"
Sunday, January 10Th.
The above subject is a large one
and very important. Every true
Christian longs 20 see an old time
revival. Come and learn how one
may be had Let all Of us pray for
n ut this lime in Carrizoso
The W. NJ. U met with urs s.
W. Perry Wednesday, eleven ladies
being present. The messing was
very interesting aud interest is in
crehsing IN the work
The Is. Y p. U will meet at
o p m .Cathrine Pine Is leader. All
are invited to these services
Sunday school meets at 10 a. m.
II you are not a member Of some
s s. we will be glad to have you
come with US
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
NEW U. S. LAND COMMISSIONER

Justice Of the Peace Edward
Massie was this week appointed
United State Land Commissioner
for this district by Judge William
II. Pope Of Santa Fe The appoint
ment Of Judge MAssie TO thia posi-.
ton Ii one that will meet with the
hearty approval Of every one.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14

Marvin Burton who has been
visiting relatives In points ia Ten
nessee and Arkansas for the past
month is expected to arrive home
this week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
CATHOLIC CHURCH
REV J. II. oIRMA. Rector

On Sunday, January 10th, there
will be mass at the Catholic Church
at 10 o'clock a IN and Sunday
school at 2 D. m.
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SCHOOL NOTES

and MIS- Gathers rooms. The
large quantity OF excellent home
made candy found sn immediate
sale, with - large demand Tor more
This method OF raising lunda was
revived 70 purchase some needed
books Tor supplementary reading
cOnnected with the ltgular cOurse
Outlined II the course ., s,uuy, aud
all DuuNs 80 purchased vii become
tue permanent properly oi their
respective oom
Al luiUrmal rscltal will be held
AZ ,wu.,hirty next Friday alleinOUn
~ the school bundIng ~ winch The
puplls 81 Mrs. Llunn buth Uf the
Regular sight sIngiLg classes from
tut several rooms anu special pupns
~ plano VIII take part. A number
ul interesting numbers will he given
""u NJ 'hNciuo'cN W WIS lhPoi'eh'
pn.se vi the locA, scluul work are
uigru % At,eud aud see what has
ecu accomplished IN TINS line ol
enueAvur No admission lee will
dc charged aud Nil parents, patrons
And interes ed tUM uspeUple ARE
urged 20 be present on This occasion
lhu regular mid-term examina.
! tluns ~ the nlph schoui department,
are ~ progress today. since the
COMPLEXION Oi thus weeks work
mAl ks The close II the first semester
u hGg aud one.hHll months. The
numUtr al eNemprluus ron EXAM
ua,iO" IS noticeable, exemption IA
any subject being conditioned upon
a standing Of W Or belterin depUrl-
ment aud "a gtAde vi 30 or above IN
= cer,nn suUJrc, studied. Seven
pupils we're successful in canning
exempuuu from al subjects taken
ny them. Their names follOws.
Ethel Hoffman, Dan Mayes, Allie
Brahum, MargIe Branum, Mae
Kennedy, Bessie White and Homer
Donaldson. The following, Ia
addition to the above named pjpils
are exempt from examination la
the subjects indicated:
FHEsHMAa CLASS
Helen Mayer English, physiog
raphy, Algebra; Frances Farley
English; Margaret Lacey English,
physiography, Latin; Lee Morse,
Algebra, English. photography.
PeIola Stevens, Algebra. physiog
raphy: Pearl Hyde, Algebra, English
physiography; Gladney White,
Algebra, English, Latin, phys :
raphy Lawrence Rowland, English
photography, Algebra; Lorena
Haley, English. physiography
George Niece, Algebra. English
physiography' aura Dalton /,
English. Pauline Warden, English 4.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Rachel Hughes, Algebra, Latin,
Spanish; Carletoh Menizer Spanish /;
Rufus Branum Latin. Algebra.
Alma Roberts, Latin, Spanish.
JUNIOR CLASS
Bessie Cray English. General
Science, Laiin; Ula Edmiston.
English, General Science, Latin
Zella Mayer, English. Botany, Gem
eral Science, Spanish physiography
? Clara Brazel, General Science, Latin,
English; Allison Stevens, General
Science.
SENIOR CLASS
Louis Adams, American History
r English, General Science.
I Since this marks the completion
!, Of several half year subject, several
new classes will be organized Mon
day. The Junior Glass will com
bine with The Seniors in the study
of Chemistry for the remainder nI
: the year and the Sophomore Glass
$ will probably take up the work ia
General Science just completed by
At. a. ~. e.aLt,. IA -m....aI +.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

Tan is Offering cotton seed Tor sale
Mr. and Mira Frank J Sager and
daughter Lorena, have returned
from n fe~ days trip TO ~ Paso.
We have Just received a car load
Of Siudehnker Mountain Wagons
The Ellsworth Company
Mrs. f. VI Deel and MIS-. Matte
Cooper we're IN CarrizOzo from
Ancho Thursday.
Buy your hay, grain aud coal
from VIM NJ Barnett and save
money. Phone SO.
Mr.. and Mrs Hprry johnson
spent The fist few days Of The weak
10 ~ Paso
Ctarm Brand Tomatoes One OF
the big items Regular Zoe seller
ri per dozen Sl.00 -Jarrizozo Trad
ing Co
Bette %,lnhnsbn, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnson hes bee'
suffering the past week with o
severe ease of tousol tia
II you a,e intending 10 have I,
water tank made see me befor,
placing vour order-Ed Long, tn,
timer
We especially recommend ou
Telci Brand ihp very finest goods
thai ran he packed Iiegler Bros
Sole agents for Carthage.
Do v,u want 10 save a dollar, i
s. 90, vuur mex Till OF hay, grain
a. coal lrr m VIM Barnett. Phon,
SO
We have iuqi received a car g
new 1918 california and Easter,
Gnu poios pp' 'ur prices on csse
iois and we will save you money
Mrs p.pI. FORE st and two dauhg
isr', Fern and Marian, returned
" Wednesday, evening from a few
weeks visit 10 relatives in III Reno
Oklahoma.
Take your Fur', Hid 9 and Pelis
to Ziegler nrIs who will pay you
The Tos, money for them
Charm Brand Peas, Beans and
Corn Every can guaranteed Re.
gulAr l5c size for ] Ia G "A CARR
.ozn Trading Co.
For Sale-Fnur heavy ore wagons
good as new, two Studehakers, one
Peer Schuletter and one Balm At
a bargain. Enquire Outlook,
II yOu want TO know all about
Protection vs. Free Trade send pos
tai card request for free sample
cnri's Of the American Economist,
$3.50 Broad way. New York.
For Sale-Two mule teams md
three horse teams VIII range in
weight from 1000 to 1850. M
first clasa stuff. Enquire Outlook
Special reduction at Just one
half price about one dozen Misses
and childrens onAts, which we will
sell out IN The next ten days
ziegler Bros
Ladiesl See Spirella and Barclay
oorse,s before buying. Accurat,
the asurement taken in your owl
homes Telephone No. /. p. o
Box 204 Mrs. G.. 7 McQuillen A.
II.
Mrs. J. W. Shinn, formerly o
DeminR, but now Of III Paso, /
expected to arrive the first Of III.
week, TO be a guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Andrew McCurdy. Mrs. Sbinn /
a sister OF MIR. McCurdy.
Wanted.--To purchase range 70
800 or 400 head Of cattle. Mus
have living water and good grass
aud he a bargain. Address p O
Box 1927, El paso, Texas. 81 IL
Mrs. ". l. Quinn. s%uperinten
dent Of Lincoln County schools,
making an extended visit to Texs
points. including San Antonio an
Houston,
Rev. Herbert Haywood, forme
Pastef Of the local Baptist Churcl
came in Wednesday morning fror
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14

am no~ serving meals in the
building formerly occupied by Mrs.
A W. Adams millinery store -
Mrs. A. z. Legget.
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Louis Adams, American History A.,
English, General Science.
Since this marks the completion
Of several hall year subject, several
new classes will be organized Mon
day, The Junior Glass will con
bine with the Seniors in the study
OF Chemistry for the remainder Of
the year and the Sophomore Glass
will probably take up the work in
General Science just completed by
this cl' ss, making II permanently a
second year study.
The outlook Ia all departments Of
school work was never more en-
c~ouraging and steps will be taken
within the next few days to provide
more school rnom for the rapidly
growing enrolment and the general
extension Of the usefulness Of tbs
institution.
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G. ff1 n1XIl2FW M6pll
W Ig \ y Q2Hsl2gyge,
Telegram
Street

pear with Mrs. Castle in a special
series Of dances. Vernon may be eager
to take his nimbly skipping feet to
war but somehow he has not got much
of a start and anyway the yarn about
aeroplaning over Germany and drop
ping bombs sounded good.
Vernon seems unable to keep his
name out Of the newspapers-and he
must detest publicity. 1t is so boring
to be in professional work and always
have people talking about you.
There was the story that he and Mrs.
Castle were going their separate ways.
Special squads of reporters slept at
the doors of the Castles apartments
to get the denials. The public might
have believed that royalty was plan
ming a divorce.
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FIRsT NOVICE no CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the Northern District Of West Virginia.
In Re: Sam Granato, Bankrupt: In
10 the creditors of Sam Granato, Of
North View, in the County Of Harrison,
and District aforesaid, n Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 14th.
ato was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
the first meeting of his creditors will be
held at the Law ONCE Of w. Frank Stout,
in Clarksburg, West Virginia, on the 31st.
day of January, A. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, at which time said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before the said meeting.
Dated: Jan. 18TH, 1916.
w. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
B. MERENDINO, Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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vNRULY CHILDREN

A truant officer has declared that
most such children who come under
his observation are not properly
nourished. Mal-asslmilation OF food
makes children cross, puny, peevish
and unruly. Our local druggists,
Stone & Mercer, have in Vinol a re-
liable non-secret remedy for just such
conditions, because 1t contains iron
for the blood, and the medicinal ex-
tractiyes Of fresh cod livers, aided by
the nourishing properties of beef pep
tone, and II 1t fails to make weak,
puny, ailing youngsters healthy and
good-natured, they will give back your
money.-Advertisement.
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warn all theaters that when this pic
ture Is presented they will not be re-
sponsible for damage to chairs caused
BY the film. Exhibitors are cautioned
to have mechanics see that all seats
are securely riveted.
80 thrilling are many Of the scenes
that scores of spectators in their ex-
element will inyoluntarily grip the
arms and twist the steel supports out
Of their sockets
Nothing could be fairer than that
and It is sweet Of the company to use
such foresight.
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Sailors Snug Harbor, which owns
more valuable real estate than most
any corporation in New York, has set
off a little portion in Washington
Square for the muses. and their de-
voices. The plan of this ancient land
lord corporation is to preserve home
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NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-vernon Cas-
tie, who started out for the war zone
several months ago and has been
searching vainly for the scene Of hos
tilities all the way from Maine to
Frisco, is still in our midst.
He will abandon his quest OF the
elusive god, Mars, long enough to ap-
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This "strange Case OF Mary Page"
must be quite picture, II you're going
to believe the press agent-and it isn't
being done much anymore. Look at
what the sly rascal has sent out TO
eager editors in New York:
"The Essanay company wishes to
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for poets, painters, sculptors and that

for poets, painters, sculptors and that
whole genus.
The town will certainly be the richer
and more varied by the preservation
OF this old haunt Of an interesting
form OF human life. Artists nowadays
pay their rent and the corporation
should be a paying Investment. The
perpetuation of this little center OF
more or less Bohemian life is a thing
for which to be thankful, In city OF
shekels and shackles.
The IIypochondriacs Club is com
posed Of New York doctors who get
together every little while and relate
the amusing things that come up In
their practice. Reporters are barred
and there is a great air Of secrecy
One OF the stories told concerns DR..
+. NJ. Planck, OF Kansas City, when
he was young physician. His patient
was told that there was nothing the
matter with him "You are just
little run down." he was told.
The patient snorted. Young man,
how long have you been a doctor"
II took my degree two years ago.
was the reply.
"And am an invalid OF twenty-five
years experience. Who are you TO
disagree with me-