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The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

f~-- BATTLES e-- ,ta worlds .,.a
v.. 30 staged
eHF----a - Fans -as waiting
YEARLY ~ rfa. Offices VIXEN
'ser Gpr-ea -,uRsg paTk. home
r' -rs Rcd -t today They took
rho place as ra~ and women rh1
stood IN four .--E lines throughout
yesterday. loudly r-ying FOR The ad.
mission cards
The usual .-s~5'ing incident 20
The 1.a'- button o' world series
ticket rzs Popped our ~ Boston
with considerable vim Charges %
favo-itlsu -ava been alng A. 10
aph J Larlir. president % the
Ped -0x. and many fans declared
applications made some tine ago
have been uncerenoniously side
'racked iu order hat more favored
ra-snns MFR -----itir-tA -
IAnnin se.1 s7erythiag has been
done 20 'asr care n the fans He
declared - a5ptcarons 'or the
10000 available r-se-yed seats had
been made
Tn spite - precautions many
ticka's have fallen into The hands
o. speru a'o-s Enormous prices
have been se' on rhese pas'ehoa rds
Eer.rE has soer growing strDn ger
'~rry hour odds ~ 10 20 are be.
.-g freely offered that The Red SCR
91u take the series. and many bets
have been pisea&- - 20 20 s that the
Red sox xii cop The opening game
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
ENGLAND CAN'T
WIN GOLF TITLE

BOSTON Oct S--Ianger o. the
omen national -r,y ''lo eoinr 20
Eaz,or' VAS aver'ei Thursday vf,r
N-s IS a Gavin, fa,o-i-e for the
chang .onrnip was eliminated Co.,
SIR, Ago-taolo-s ot i.orE Island f."
tHs .r'rt round % The national tour
TO-, The semisnal~ will be- PLAYED
TODAY urt Mise Srerl.u. southern
au;.-u, PLAYING me corgueror Of
'ao rslsrwnwap and Mis- Cayor
lE ~ Philadelphia meeting Ny
B.rkrau ~ Forest Hills.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
srathers Goes Gravy

NEW YORK. oct 6-The hrs'
BIZ Dor on tho worlds series aas r..
ported today when r r sHathers
owner 4 Tan Patch, bet S2o.00 70
$4,000 The Rcd Sov would clean mp
Sna;hors also f. reported 20 hav.
aet 5000 against $50, o0o the Giant
Won't win tie national flag next
year
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Football Chatter.

this is no time for football but too good teams
seIsst 9utdsof the Mack Park and the state
tacasses will be the De and
LAFAYETTE Ind This
Edbert and
interschoasuc championship
ODonnen
along ~
ncked ribs so there
awaited with
M ~ overlooked ~ ~
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
More Than Million and Half
Persons Have Seen Big Series

YORK. DC p " IN
is
the
be o
The table shows the attendance
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

the then and have
discouraged They didn't Then ais they
a s
their most mercless luE Tn h gan
Dneen and Lever matched again
andon
nextda other
mmo Cyrus Pirates
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

CHICAGO. oct harley White.
embarrassed over The sucker show
ing he made against Welsh az Colo
RADIO Springs on Labor Day. has
made h's manager Nate Lewis, the
goat and fired him
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
The Rah-Rah Champs.

>oNNIE MACK and college bali been
Il should
~ Ave times champions Of The American league Tho lads
linked college baseball professional
back good pitcher Ike Ruth
could acoleg field
the he wliu in the world
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Bill a 4 BARR vas
football than baseball player
and Hooper from ST. Marys,
win The
sy OF Tennessee claims Walker and Janyn from Boston
college baseball
grand scholar didn't exactly approve Of college
the same.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Old Bill Gets In.

TIME played Boston october and Lever
Cake slab nominee Collins PITCHED -nseH % f'e, ana
BANKED bf %.
October and Philippe came back and
pittsburgh Philippe hurting his third game IN ave days
.4
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Hewitt will tackle Clarence Jack.
son this afternoon IN The alLoomers
hreeCushlon tourney az Sweeney
Illusions. Jackson beat Ccpulos. 80
20 IS, BY fine finish las, night.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

IN this world
II II O say
Il y
than they deserve, anybo
baseball
hurt and Harold Lanyrn his s'e
LAIR
and promptly lost The lead Gardner has been
that De- replaced Last al. n rock
tried third bur -he business began
serious Larry back h and The Bean gare
position
astounding 30
BoA
within
above the line worth and
AIDED
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

- YOU don't like lf your Win cotton
while stuTng r.frfarc- The
I world quitting Tho Dodgers Nobo- 't1s> aet have
- b. astol7t~t II 'aet VIII
game universally conceded a leEr. CaIop
The and dried 70 BE- tras IT, I'D SeN arr
the Browns Yank beat them u have money
ON the pray scared good and plenty N " mr.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

frtutinN-thr ptrtH neat kfnd-that
IL rtght--itm~- 10 nrpt-Main tn1O
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
msSwells Want Games.

The football team ~ the newiy-
formed Maxwell club IS desiruus OF
booking games FOR the season With
teams having grounds and Offering
fair Inducements Address J. 81.
Gould. manager. Oahandaye. plant.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Harry Hooper ready
A. he dips in be recalls with gratitude the advice
Pacinc Harry
told him to turn uhelder and make baseball his
and look a
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
The Showdown Game.

|xlHUS the overwhelming Pirate lead and
October IL, with the coan, three victories fog i-Eh ana -four
Boson pitching stats
was ca
he
Our
pitchers perch h world series bali
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Larry Gibraltar Gardner.

Yep time do fit and 10 wear. j. an aeon in o..eo.-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

John MoGaw thought pulling something original when he
his disgust
The White beating
usually do The Bruins particularly game
Of
left nothing the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

nd
pitcher Uniform Bar
blue and for an 'he glory he'll &C. now rho
might well b.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

m MI pI,yFN back IN world series diamond
reatth won't overlook onoTF'
II Red sox and into me
- Braves hed spar blood the 1916 classic MAY oe -e
dreaming oo
Hht a. here h Bl hated Of men lawful iars'
exceeding
N the presence az
food
Tor
guests his tropical resort
NJ s,, ,,or what PHI himself thinks
tan, with his fate could be- and being hast abe
not series
,us, The Same have no ont her" - braves
rely upon ''3 a'
.,u ~ pn tote home championship Tor 'H- w1f"
Boston seans ou Ifreen lt.'.'
ibly to muttcJ observations having
old DAYS had real pitchers available " ~ - @
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
ANNEXATION.

In regard 10 annexation, he seems e.
tank hat our people mus, have has strip
Of tiicSmsn Iountys territory IN order
70 hc progressive and expansive Ii TIN,
is hl, ldea, aud inasmuch rs tins sam,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
MILLER'S ANTIsEPTio OIL,
KNOWN AS
SN AK, OIL
Win Positively Relieve Pain In
Three Minutes.

Try il right now for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, l.umhaRo, sore, stlt and
swollen joints. pans IN the Lead,
hack and limbs. CONS, hunions, eic.
After one application pam dlsap.
pears ~ II hy malie
A never Filling remedy uscd IN.
,ernallN md extrnsl}, for Coughs,
Cold. Cfpnp. sore Throat. Dlph-
thcria and / oirlliIts.
This OH Is conceded TO he The
most penetrating remedy known,
It, prnmm ard immediate ELECT ~
relieving pain IL due 20 the fact
that il penetratts to the affected
par,s Al once As an illustration,
pour len drops on the thtekeSt piece
Of sole heather, nnd i wll penetrate
'ois substance through and through
in three minutes
Accept no substitute. The great
OF IL golden.red color only. Every
bottle guaranteed 25c ard 5Oa a
bottle. Of money refunded AT
leading druggists .--CLEaoRE PhAR.
Macy adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
Colesburg.

Charlie Aioock, of Eneley Ala.
!. here visiting his brother, Jeii Adj
cack, and family
Mrs Maggie Weems. who hiss
been here with htr mother, Mrs,
sarah Adeock has returned to her
come ~ Dukrdom Tenn
frank Brown aud son, II Dick
son, wers here Thursday. buying
hogs
Bob Adcock and family expect
to move 10 Abif II the near future
wh ~ they will make crop,
Jttf Adoeck and family and Cha'
Adcock visited their uncle. John,
Adcock, on Beaverd m Sunday.
K. d Landlord, Of Burns was
:tssx2<M9paaN y -...,,.,,-,~, ..,., o,,.,.
Perry Emmons and family, who
aave been here visiting the tormet !
sister. Mrs. l.. T Holdings, and
family have returned to their home
Al t'IemIngsburg, Ky.
J I. Burch and family spent
sunday with relatives in Dickson.
A. b. Gun,er is conducting /
4,ug,ng school al the CoiesnurI
schoolhouse. You are invited Il
attend
J. 3 MrColpin was here iron
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

ease has ben lssEoie The LspslAtuss
swiee- messing EiGh defeat eafh time :
shy not haf sup orsr and tale q strip
Of of Montgomery County, s Hlilcs vide
and IS miles long. including al kinds d
rood fertile AMI mineral land, aad which
rsould aipO come under the constitutional
limit Of II miles from County sessy II
yOa are 10 ANXIOUS for expansion, tell u
il you wbald favor tlas action.
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
There il only one difference ii seems
between Mr. Sensing, and myself 10 re-
gard 10 this matter, and stll hold 70
my owa opinion Give me better ser.
vice and then let the increase 10 salary
follow" We DO not believe in killing the
patient 10 cure the disease. as woaid be
the case according To your argument. We
would be forced TO one OF two things ii
your position Is correct, and that would
he to etther raise the school tax, and
thereby burden the taxpayer who is al
ready burdered TO death, o. shorten the
term OF the schools and rob the children
in order to meet With your requirements.
Now which the better policy We call
on the taxpayers 70 answer 10 the hnaI
count at the polls Tor il Is he who viii
suffer Il your views are night
FISH, GAME AND NARCoTlCLAWS
In regard 10 these laws need not r.
mind you, for you have treated this mat
Ter like most oi the man lssues---,iodge
them. You have failed 10 explain, hov p
ever, and show lis why they should not
lie revised, and lnAsmuoh AS YOU see nt
TO oppose all those measures, and stlI
are not wiling 10 show the public your
reasons Tor such actions land all you pro
iess to DO il to split your throat for such
needed measufes---as you claim them o.
be.--snd then won't give u7 your ideas
why my views are so unquestionable bad ;,
I've got no desire 10 carry the discussion
further. unless II be at point Of personal
ps,Allege. am perfectly Wiling 70 leave
my case in the hands Of the people, aud
shall trust their justice and judgment.
v, q. Y. SCHMlTfOU
Stay den. Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
Cut Your Store Bill
Down One Half

Tens Of thousands Of farmers ms well AZ
town and city folks cut down their store
hills one half last year and saved money
In spite Of generally short crops and re-
duccd wages.
Absolutely millions OF dollars were
saved and countless families lived better
than ever before In tho face Of the cotton
crisis and general business depression.
How we're these hurdcnsome store bills
cut DOWN BY the real Doney-sasing
power Of good home gardens, rightly
planted and kept planted and tended
through the season.
Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how
10 cut store bills down; tells about gar
den and farm seeds Of kinds and quail
ity that cannot be bought from your mer-
chant or druggist. It's full of garden and
farm information. It's free II you ask
for II. Write for II now. H. G. HASTiNGS
CO. Atisnta. Ga -(Advt.)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

Remember the Alamo!" Good
pictG.es; good music; warm house.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

Nashville Sunday, visiting honls
folks,
Miss Myrtle Powers, oi Dickson,
is here visiting /. I, Banh nd
family.
Relatives in this section have
bern informed Of the serious illness
Of ]. d Estes bear Camden IT. is
reported 10 be suffering from hem.
orrnagt IT the luugs.
Mrs Sarah Adruck IL reported
To b. worse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
Double Branch.

Mr and Mr.. Noel Kimh 20 visited
lattera sister. Mrs. Jodle Myatt
Saturday nlant
Alder: Frazer. Of Bear Creek
spen, Sunday with hIs sister. Mrs
Jerome Dudley.
Misses Tina and Lucy Dudley
were the weekend guests OF their
aunt, Mrs Ben McGord. .a....,..,
A party given by Mr. and MIR
c. NJ Holland Friday night VA.
attended by large crowd, and Al
reported nice time
Misses Guriha an Lucy Dudley
were the guests ot Mrs "lliit
Wyatt and Miss Orean Frazier FRI
day afternoon,
Miss DosIa kimbro returned Fri.
day from a two weeks vist witt
her sister Mrs. Brud Bowen.
Mra, Jerome Dudley and daugh
ters. Misses Tina aud Lucy were
the guests Of Mrs Noel klmbrt
Tues lay afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hasseil nd little
daughter, Louise, visited the form
er's sister Mrs. Willie Nelson. la-'
week.
Several Of this community al,
tended church at Bethel sunday.
Mr and Mrs ] " Yates visited
their daughter, Mrs. Noel klmhro,
last Tuesday night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

pFag lea him 20 10 sea- The 10th
Pssim il marvellous description 81
d STORM 1T sea. They ire AZ thes
| wit md. Thee itieT cry unto Je-
.losah. ! Yea in dire distress nlen
slmays cry unto jehovah tor whom
shall they gn tnr eeufos, and hrlI'
save unto Him? We sore wonder,
fully blest' God ~as very near and
dear unto me through the entire
trip.
| was welcomed to Japan by
Brother MeCalsb and Bnpther and
Sister Vincent Although bad
many friends on the ship when |
landed. not one Of them was Of
kindred spirits With me llett home
alone so isr as human association
wss concerned, but the promise u
the Savior vas remembered, /
will u, yer leave thee, nor torsske
thee -" Although sm far away
from loved ones am comiurted by
the words 81 he poet,
There is a scene where spirits blend
Where fri nd holds fellowship
with friend
Though sunder d FAR by faith VI
meet,
Around the common mercy seat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
IN the MAIL Box.
To the Editor OF the Herald

10 the Edltot ol tht Herald
In answer tQ Mr. Scnsng- letter d
recent date, we beg to first call the read
ers' attention to certain accusations n
reference to my earning the title, "Ib,
Artful Dodser, because asked HIM Il
show Us that hls statement MAS true whco
he said that "thc County Judges oiLr,
WAS one OF the greatest gratis TINT was
ever pulled of IN the State He aims
back with the assertion that this office
is such An unnecessary piece of ncptolsm,
and Of which the need, and benefits arr
80 uncertain does not stand III need of
criticism IT needs defense, and tins de-
fence should como from those who uphold
it. To this We cmphatlr.Jly SAY that
We are defending It because We need II
and could not hardly get along without
it not because We think it is grating
machine, as you have censored Now.
dearly beloved. the medicine Is good
whether you want 10 take tor not. and
il you know Of m, graft m eouuccuap
with this office aud are mot wiling 10
warn Us OF II. We am Inclined to the be-
lief that you would not make guud
Waterman IN these pcrlous TUNES You
might allow the wolves Ia steal Through
your guard and icyour the sheep and
leave the goats Now, my good friend,
there are one or iva things that we re-
spectfully ask, notwithstanding our Jung
led up phraseology Ii Nr Mt to keep
faith in your sincerely as progressive
leader OF advocate, We tuust ask you "a
show us tins graft, OF else we have pIausl.
bic grounds ~ believe that you are not
practcing whs, Nou preach IhpIe,
your medicine, take t. PIT 40 or smut
up We are ling nour. YOU under
stand. II you have any damaging r1-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
An Interesting Letter.
Stay den Tennessee

The following letter. written b.
| Miss Sarah Andrews. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Andrews. Of
this place. was taken from ttt
Missionary Messenger, published at
Tokyo, Japan, where Miss Andrew
has gone as a missionary. and ne
doubt will be read with great inter.
est by her many friends here:
Through the goodness. mercy,
and protecting care Of the Great
Ruler Of the Universe the steam
ship Empress of Japan. landed Al
Yokohama, January l6. 1916, On
account of continuous head wind
together with two very bad storms,
she was more than "a hours late
However | am indeed thankful, yea
beyond expression iCr the success.
full voyage TO the land OF the Rising
sun, a land filled with wonder and
mystery for me,
The entire trip was very pleasant
~ we'll as profitable. OnN tive
changes were made between Dick
son, Tenn, and Tokyo, Japan. Tb'
scenery between Chicago and Van.
couver, b G., was extremely inter
rsting For As hours after leaving
Chicago We were viewing broad
prairies, which were quite noveIt,
to a Middle Tennessee girl The
,cenery was greatly changed th'
Iaat two and halt days spent ~
rail. With heart filled with rever
rnce and awe. ! gazed in wonder n
the famous Canadian Rockies. mary
peaks of With tower thousands 81
feet in the ar. Most "i my tim,
was spent on the observation car
where a guide was stationed t.
point out The most important peak
ravines, glaciers, etc. Long shed'
were constructed at intervals aloul
the tracks for protection agalnSt
snow.drifts. Rotary engines wer
not uncommon. These are used ,r
shovel the snow from the tracks
We were tod that the average snow
drift at that time was 81 fee, II
depth. Very few signs of life wer'
seen. British soldiers were station
ed at every bridge as a safeguard
against possible destruction b.
the German soldiers. The scener!
remained unchanged until we wer'
within - miles Of Vancouver ".
arrived at Vancouver January /. q
10 a. m.
By this time had made many
There were ty"
young ladies who had reservations
on the Empress Of Japan. These J
found to be very congenial an |
helpfui. one having made the tn
to Japan about two years ago.
The ship was scheduled TO sail at
! a. NJ January /. We reached
the docks early and were informed
that they would not weigh anchot
until y. m. | was directed to my
s,ateroom ard found thu: my room
mate, a missionary OF II years
standing. was also bound for Japan.
Sunday morning. Jan. z, we were
lar away on the rolling bosom OF
he seemingly limi,less waters OF
The Pacific. With the exception CT
.wo days the voyage was very rough
10 the sea men who have never
male daily friend Of God, cry toI
Him in ,heu need. As George
Herbert said. He that will learn tel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
Another Candidate.

To the voters ot Dickson County,
Ia later issue YOU will find my
announcement AS a candidate tor
the office oi Tax Assessor al which
time | will present my clam TO-, on;
then yau will readily see Why !
seex siiSxs Ssasssas'ssa e ..@t,-l 4 "a. :
Trust that | will soon meet
YOU face 10 lace and talk this mat
ter over with Won.
Now thanking you in advance Ior
all fayors that YOU may do ior me,
| remain, Very Truly,
] ]. Finch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
How to Prevent Group.

When the child is subject to al
tacks Of Group, see tn u that h
eats II light evening meal as NJ
over loaded stomach may rring on
40 attack: also watch for the trst
symptom hoarseness, and givt
Chamberlain : Cough Remedy AZ
soon a. the child becomes hoarse.
Obtainable Every where. Ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
Pomona.
Dat sewing il in full sway
Wheat looks had at present.

Dat sewing is in full sway
Wheat looks had at present.
Mrs Isaac Clifton, ho has been
very iow with peiIagra and con
stump, on, Is 40 better.
About twpnty Of Isaac Clifton =
friends gathered Al hts home Mon.
day and snwed about twenty BUSH
els ot oats, which was highly bp
preciated by him.
Several farmers met at the HerbI.
son orhoolhouse last SATURDAY
night PSI Ire pursaaF vt si,ws,ss,~i.ss
the best meth, d. OF farming, hut
and vegetable. growing. poultry and
stack.ralslus, educational Coz opera
ton. and the uphulldlng and bet.
terinGnt OF our community, joe
Lyle acted a. chairman, and made
good talk, telling OF the need Of
such a meeting. Several Others
made short talks "A this was the
first meeting Of this nature and H.,
failure OF having it ad ,eft,sed VET,
much the crowd was not M large A.
II should have been. We will haSt
another meeting next SATURDAY
night. and the public is cordially
invited to attend. This is busl
aess-llke movement. ana all shoula
he Interested helpers. Come ors
and all and have something to tell
as this is a iree.ior-ali meetine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

70 RsAIE-Roysl Poultry Farm
cons, t,no Of Is acres, all in cult.
vs,io q. Upto-da,e poultry houses,
5.roo m residence and basement;
rnod ter. one acre Of Strawberries
Joir . corporation line; ideal place
for mex growing and poultry. For
inn -, reformation apply to +. ].
Hc ek,nS. Dickson, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
When TO Take Chamberlain Tab.
lets.

When you feel dull and stupid
alter eating.
When constipated or bilious.
When vou haye a sick hesiache
When you have sour stomach.
When YOU belch after eating.
W zen you hare indigestion.
When nervous or iesponIent
When you have no relish Tor
your meals.
When your liver is torpid. Oh.
tainable everywhere. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24
FOR SALE OR TRA0E--MAr.

tin hillside reversible diicba will
handle az much ~ more CRIT in one
day than - shoyeis. Will trade
ditcher for hogs OF cattle Anyone
desiring to see ditcher can do 20
by calling at my place. Telephone
25-5 Charlotte exchange.
=. d. Miller.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-24

dence to turn IN, lets have 1T before VT
/ turn the case over 70 the jury people,
and in the tveqt the Criminal as you
put lt-receiycs his yerdic., not guilty,
/ let ; not have 1t said It was for lack oi
( evidence IN the part III the prosecutor
/ Now, ASK further TO say, that II your
accusations ARE true, and you prove to
me they are, then IN with you always
even to the end Of the world, and I'll vote
against the County Judges office, cuss Il
and discuss It with both friend and Zoe all
the rest OF my allotted tlmc 30 you can
sure make one vote If you'll show me
I'm from Missouri, you know
THE ARTFrL DODGER"
He accuses me OF earning Earning
Now please understand the title, "Artiul
| DodgT" 70 this charge We refer the
readers to his first accusation OF our
being On all sides Of the prohibition ques-
ton, because | failed u mention Gov
Ryes name III the list OF my admired
statesmen whom | have loved, honorcd
and supported, and in my reply explain
ed that did vote for Rye aud denied
beng on all sides of the prohibition qucr-
ton, aud came out IN the open with a
PLAN confession and explanation ct my
politics, and asked bin 10 do ~, but lis
ten 60 h. defense II am 10, candi.
date Tor office - Il am boosting no cand-
date ter office, and an explanation AS To
my politics are entirely cxtraueous to
the discussion Oh There YOU are
Who's entitled to the name d dodger@
| am Wiling TO leave it to the people 10
say | feel IT u painful duty to add that
unfortunately you, too, seem TO he lack
ins IN the skill OF arttuI lodging.
ANNEXATION,