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Plot byAGeorge Bronson H0,Uard, Nouelizafion
Mimi tossed her head.

Mimi tossed her head
 And what does that matter to you?"
 Mona compressed her lips, and picked up her purse. "Nothng-pe -perhapsr she said and walked down the stairs thoughtfully. In the lower hal she faced Mrs Burton decidedly.
 That maid of yours knows more about this affair than she has told us'' she said With your permission, would like to question her again"
 T am certain you mistaken" said Mrs Burton dubiously, "but if you are to help me, I suppose you must have your way"
 Again Mimi was summoned, and again she faced Mona's swiftly varied questions-this time meeting her interrogator with more assurance. as though realizing that she had her mistress confidence to support her. In the end, Mona was obliged, as before to herself defeated With a shrug she watched tl- girl leave the room. A moment afterward the r,irs left the house.
 Mona instructed the driver to stop at drug store, and few minutes later she returned to the machine with packet of peculiar black
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popular and a caller in all the best homes of town"
 Mona smiled cryptically
 Doesn't your description tally exactly with the idea you gave me of the mysterious informant of The Tattler in Society? All but the financial standing of Mir. Wentworth-and perhaps his in- may be largely buffw
 Mrs Burton drowned dubiously. "Of course, you may be right" she conceded. "After the revelation of Minis treachery, I could believe anything!" She turned on the maid angrily.p "If it were not for Miss Davenport's promise of pro- lection I would be tempted to turn you over to the police, myself'
 "You forget that you would have to tell them about-the lettersr r retorted Mimi sullenly
 Mrs Burton stiffened. 'Oh, what shall I do?" she moaned again, as the realization of her situ- ation broke upon her. "Even if Mimi has told you what she did with my correspondence, how does it help us? How to get back the letters? And remember, unless they can be returned to
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me intact, without their contents becoming known, am ruined-ruined."
 Mona patted her encouragingly the shoul- der. Mimi is going to redeem herself by helping to make the acquaintance of Messrs. Runkle and Wentworth-and unless am more mistaken than ever before, think I can promise you gratifying report in the very near future! To begin with, now that Mimi is out of your service, she is going to enter mne-for the time being She scrbbled card, and gave it to the hesitating maid. '1 am trusting you absolutely! You will report to this afternoon. If you much try to warn either Runkle or Wentworth of what has happened, I shall give you to the police-no matter what the results may be to Mrs. Burton! 7!
 For moment she and Mimi stared into each others eyes-Mona coldly determined, and Mimi 1uctuating between sulen defiance and fear. In the end Mona's superior will won, and Mimi moved to the door,
 "You will hear from me in the afternoon" she said
 And now, Mrs. Burton,'' cried Mona, the door closed behind the other, you must do exactly I tell you, if you expect me to be of any sistance to you. In the first place you must plead with the man, Runke, for more time. Tell him anything you please-that you have to borrow the money pawn your jewels-anything to gain time until I have chance to act. Do you un- derstand?"
 Perfectly agreed Mrs. Burton.
 Mona spent the remainder of the day in silent, speculative study from which Mary did not arouse her even when Mimi put in an appearance, faithful to her appointment. It was not until the two girls were preparing to retire for the night that Mona unbosomed herself, and before she had spoken a dozen words, Mary realized that her friends quick wit beginning to solution of their problem
 Dick Carlton is dining with us tomorrow,
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to the eternal grindstone to provide the where withal! Now, if our young friend, Dick, comes up to specifications I think can consider the cast satisfactorily filled !"
 Dick Carlton, the girls had confidently ex- pected, entered into the spirit of their plans with relish, and when Mona sketched the part he was to play-that of secretary to the husband and more than slightly in love with her-he accepted the role with alacrity, particularly the latter portion.
 The next afternoon Mona, as Mrs. Douglas,
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fingered in his good-byes, and forced her to con- sent to dine with him the next evening.
 She drew long breath the car finally rolled away, Wentworth waving to her from the rear seat She felt that she had conquered With sparkling eyes she hurried to their apartment In the Roanoake, and excitediy poured out the de- tails of the afternoon to the impatiently waiting Mona.
 Three weeks passcd-three weeks of varying incidents. Mona's Irritation with Carlton, CT young Daniels, as their new friends knew him- -as
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 You mean we are dining with him." corrected Mary.
 q admit the error," smiled Mona. "Well, Dick is to enter our service for the time being. You are to be my confidential secretary and companion, and I am to be a rather f1ighty young married woman, with a rich husband in Seattle, and a generous allowance to spend as long as I behave myself. Do you begin to catch my drift?"
 And I am, of course, to sell information against you to Runkle for a story in The Tattler cried Mary.
 Not exactly. We'll de- termine that point later. Help me to choose a name for myself. Whose wife am I to be?"
 You want a name that sounds like money and re- spectability," said Mary re- f1ectively. Smith is too com mon. So is Jones. How about Douglas?"
 Splendid. Mrs. Douglas, of Seattle, on an excursion here to see the sights, and have a, general good time, while Hubby is sticking close
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from ore tbpAsagq u fheea tHdAsAn'
Collars pe' mic ana lllEsH' COS
more fof ma.ulenanae thaa TIE sand
tlaf road
That Caroline. MontR6msfy Cecil
Prince George Queen Arnes, Tabor
aid Worcester are some Of tke cou1-
tiesAQs kiarylund skfrying Bonded
The a0estion Is. ay fellow citizens,
can Ne AFFORD 10 continue our homes
Inaceezsible In winter on account Of
The elias and III simmer Oh account oi
the sand By opposing this measure,
With the hope Of holding on 70 few
dollars that the tar man Is determined
70 ges whether We have Il for him Or
noff
Fear years ngo when the taxable
basis vas raised from IS. 10000 to
"a. 1000 the tax rate was nxsd AZ 6s
cents, aud the Board said they would
endeavor 70 keep il below 70 cents. but
the rate for 1915 was fixed ct 81 GEMS
on nearly "a, 9O0, COO, and We are re.
minded that il VIII - still higher for
1915.
SO Il IS folly to lament the loss Of
the 90, 600 indirect tax on the life and
vitality Of our populace. for II IS now
up 70 the brain and muscle OF our
county 70 face the Inevitable ii more
direct way
We expect nothing more irom many
Of those who live along the state road
than TO slf idly b. ia their satisfied
selhshness and say that this win BE-
zoo much Of d burden 81 this time. Il
win ever continue 70 De too much OF 8
burden 10 them. for they have what
they want already
We, who are NOT 50 fortunately 10.
Gated, are called upon 10 put up our
hard learned dollars that they might
enjoy this blessing, and We ask for
nothing more than fair play in return.
SO lei - have tie road measure
nov Il should prove more Of Q bene.
Ct than burden 10 VI Il will awak.
en- spirit Of responsibility in the
coming generation that will make
them take " their share Of the burden
and share IN our efforts for better
things II may prove The richest
legacy that can 10 handed down V
those who come after MS for better
roads means better farms better fen.
ces, better homes. and. ~ course. Il
more progressive people
xxS
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tcoNNuvicArrD
Roads

Roads
Mess Editors Since the messing
AZ Maraau2a failed TO bring forth Il
FOIL attendance, and consequently d
conIlesc expression OF sentiment. |
beg tl,ut the taxpayers viii use the
PUBLIC press u make known their
needs II was gratifying TO nots
tle sentiment At MorQahza 50 strong
against the pending road bonding
bill that feel Il Imperative 10 make
further efforts 10 recall the bill Cen
tlemen. grant We NEED and wANa
better roads, bat can We afford to
mortgage our property and buraer
DOR youth with debt 70 obtain thcnG
10, say no! Let rs put ouf
shoulders TO the wheel and give better
results for the money already proyid
"a and make greater sacrifices Il
raise more from our present earnings
This big bond issue Is taxation With
out representation. We will be tax.
Ting future generation for our pres
ent needs, body who have no yolcs
IN making 80. q law Shall we tole
rate il more than our foretathersg
Follow citizens, can't we make III
protest 50 strong that this bill cannol
become n laws Itseops with PoLIrIcs
and partakes the nature III GRAF
against the common cry for economy
ILet Us plead with our representative
to recall the bill'' and use NOR
economical measure CAVITY we doubll
Tour present levy 81 5000 for road
and not for interest on bonds 10 LOAF
sharks and employ competent an,
practical engineer for ESQ per month
lThe interest on these bonds would b
enormous, which In the end woull
prove robber instead Of road
builder Mr. Editor, your expression
| ars conservative and right. Pardo
my trcspassing.
i 4th DIST TAXPAYER
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tAtNt.ftfs43 u - y = tAtfT
The proposed road measure il my
Judgment 4 aep ia me right dircc.
lion
Naturally. ilse many oghers who
favor bonding he county for road
building. there are features Of the bill
that ars not In accord With ny views
On ne subject
But every taxpayer. every property
holder, should SAINT and does want
better roadways and In,isr means Of
transportation
Which s. better. 70 spend a hundred
thonsan6 or more dollars during Tie
next fifteen years as We have u The
past fifteen wears, ID thu same old way
under TIE same Old systems, and not
have one mills Of permanent road 70
show lor il, o. spend the the amount
proposed ID Ave 81 ux years under
he supervision II skilled engineer
and have 4 hundred miles Or more Of
sell sailt sand. clay Or gravel roadss
Il can ~ readily snen that hun.
dlcd niles 81 veil constructed roads
WIN conueci up the main points Of The
county, Notwithstanding he fact "
atn rredlsea With U02 miles 81 road,
way I'm Is say. tof instance from
AAsaahsntessiiia % Maddox. 10 miles
from Harper's aown the Three Notch,
Is miles: from Mornau1a To Cotton
Point. u miles from Bndd's Creek Il
rNonardtown, ls miles: from Leonard
town % Scotland. omiless from Ching
ville 70 Piney Point " miles: from
/ Great Mills 70 Cedar POINT, II miles
other points beIow Park Hall AMI
elsewhere, Is niles 100 miles.
4 When say mat VIZ can build /
hundred miles ofroad am taking ii
10 consideration that the purpose D
this bond issue likewise means to TAX
advantage 81 ne Shoemaker Rons
9 Find. whioh will bring the entire sun
dup 70 nearly 500. 000.
The best Information that can b.
gotten relative ii ihe kinds 81 ron.
here inunsioned d pbtained from bpA
4 losins d fhe y. s. Department 81 Az
rlculsurn IS follnws No. 100. High
was Bonds No 22o, Road Models
j NO. 3lis Sand.clay and Burut. il.
Roads; No, So, Object Lesson and 81
perimental Roads and Bridge Con
latfnctlon
I W. get itQw these bulletins tina
thpQshnds q miles 81 sand.cIag road
have alfsady beeh Built IN thu South
efu States 81 IA EsaraNe cost Of aboe
e75Q ppY mile and that these sam
roads aTe dragged once month Is i
qnnaas cost d % per mile.
Thar gravel also abell e0ads, "a
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Dear BEACON

Dear BEACON
AT he meeting called b the an
DIST. Farmers e'lub a. MorganEa ID
discuss ne proposed road legislation,
Sir. fsaeklsr vas very raash surprised
10 know that The alab vas opposed 10
Ms roha bill 1hiie aniy month b.
iors lhay bad declared themselves Al.
most unanimously IN favor Of bonding
the county for alGs1 co 70 be spent ID
Impros Ing the foada
The proposition the club and shoss
psvsens endorsed was that ihe board
81 County comsnls sgoners with iheaddl.
slor u swo pablas psrisea men ID servo
wIlhont pay and a. experienced Gu.
xlnrer 70 look sitter and syslesnsslsa
the work sakeehafga Of tha road work.
/ ora eeftain taag - cau get plenty
d oor hast snen sbo wo1ia b glad %
giye ilsslr sspe tos ola Sc aafy,s Il
they could see Nhesu me would be
lonsiissa
Mr.. Bueklsr proposes 10 create az
entire nep toara sish secretary.
attorney and Office 70 b. keps open
every working day lie dsslincd 10
sEap whom be had picked, Or had
picked Tor him, IS members Of This
board bal am sure they viii moth
any noae experience or b. heslAr men
than our board 81 County Conmis-
siSners II my suspicious as 70 the
appointing power Eehind Mr. BuckleF
are eorrect, doabt II he Is sincere 10
saying that The blil does not say any
thing about tbs polltics Of The com
mlssioners, because he does not wanl
politics ID road MASTERS
He creates 81 this bin commission
Nho al al vacancies themselves and
/ hold Office for SIX years, Or eighteen
months after the last d Tie bonds ars
issued
The are 10 be he sole Judges u i i
necessary " Issue ail the bonds
They can spend the money where thes
or the puwers who name them desire--
not being obliged b. the bin 70 d
work Ia different sections Of shs eonn
INV. believe thai she an Dist Cinl
and large majority Of the taxpayer
Of Die county would be 10 favor Of th'
County Commissioners ievying, 81.
si6,t 90 each year ana with tsie assist
ancc Of good engineer % look ate
THE work, feel sure the county couil
get just ~ good roads and ~ mucl
less expense than By Mr., Ruckier'
Bill, with the $1,000 or $1,000 tha
would have 10 be provided for interes
and sinking fund each year for q
next u years.
After the money from the bopd issn
Is ali spent money must be provided
not only 10 pay interest and keep u
the sinking fund, butt maintain on
roads aud 10 pay the SUCCESSORS 9
the Buekler road commissioners.
ONE on rHR 9TH DIST CLUE
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4 r.
F6l|oHipe 8 eefefe attack d pipsn
naia poIsof:s liitIe Vlreinia Wtlkin
son daaahtei ~ Al Beanle AVilklgison
~ n with pneannnla aeF condition
IS serious
M James Wilkinson. 81 Moihert
Rest Is quite sick suffering from !
lcomplieations u ailments we hop'
he may soon recover his wonted
health
The stork has agaln been busy Ii
our vicinity, presenting Mr. and Mrs
John I. Abel with twins a girl ans
a boy
After week spent III Baltimore
Mr.. Paul Goldsboroneh returned
home last Thursday he reports the
time Of his life, taking In the thea
tiers and other plersures d he season,
Sorry We wGren't along
Mrs Webster Herbert 81 Hughes
Ivilie. IS spending few days with her
sister, Mrs John Il. Abel who Is
very sick Her many friends around
Hollywood are always anxious to
giye her The glad hand
we are very much greived 70 learn
Of the death Of Mrs. Annie GreenWell,
wife 81 Mr.. John GrsenweIl, who de-
paated this life the 22nd inst She y
survived BY SIX small children, her
husband, her mother and one brother.
Mr.-rohn Dorsey
Six little hearts are stricken,
Their poor little souls ii despair.
SIX pairs Of lips are pleading,
For a mother no longer near.
The portals have opened and CLOSED,
Dear mother Is spirited away
Children, think Of her now in heaven,
Where you hope 70 Join her some day.
ii II with deep sorrow, We announce
the death Of Mrs Catharinc Y While,
widow Of the late wm. "A. while, who
died at her home on Sunday night
last. At her Bedside when the end
came, we're her children, Messrs A.
T., w Martin and Bernard r wFible,
Mrs Webster g. Herbert, Mrs. CLAIR
encc Thompson, Mrs Webster Hers
bert Jr, Mrs Claude Thompson and
other relatives She had been sui
iering for sometime from infirmaIies
incidental 10 advanced age but the
immediated cause 81 death was pleu-
risy She was In her 72nd year, and
Is survived BY s children. Al grape
children. aud 7 Observation-Disclosures,
Iniennent was inst John'scsme,ery
Tuesday morning, after requiem Mass.
Aitcra life d devotion and seiisacri.
dee may she receive her crown
JAY.
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The Washington and stoncwall
Society 81 Charlotte Hall Military
Academy had arranged. IN necor-
dance with a tinle honored custom, 10
celebrate the birthday 81 Washington,
on the 22nd inst with appropriate
exercises. The School Hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and every one on tie progrnfn had
made careful preparations.
Owing 70 certain conditions, chief
amoung which was the bad weather
md the Colonial BALI al LeonaFd
town, there Mere 50 few IN attendance
here that y was decided 70 postpone
tie event mil Saturday, evening
March 4th
The Literary exercises, set forth
below, will be- followed BY dance,
to all 81 which the friends ofthe school
are most cordially invited
PROGRAM.
Debate; Resolved That the Prepaid
ness Program Of the Present Admins
tration should be Adopted Atlirna-
tive, j r. Burroughs, r. &. Swami
negative, Jerome Tarleton q. NJ
Rernan Defamation, q F. Hopkins
!. r smith; essay, II s. Baaord
Mi + +. Hadyden, Glass ,0s, uov
Il resident Of Washington viii address
the Society.
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AppIIcalIOnsfn Grounds


The following appliaatlcDs for yster
ground ID or adiacent to IS. Mary's
County Arc nov usl die 10 the Office ~
the Board ~ She'll Fish Commissions
err 81 Maryland,
Published charts q tia naecpaf oya.
ter bars on So. Mary's county are flee
With the Clerk ~ the Circuit Court of
said county
Notice Is hereby given that ali pro
tests against the granting 81 saif
leases must be hled Ia the Circuit
Court Of ST. Maryss county, 90 or be-.
fore the ssh day Of April 101e.
Applicant. Address
L. G. Davis, Hollywood Nd.
Not exceeding n acres.
Located ia Cuckhold Creek, tributary
OF Patuxent River, on the noftherly
side thereof n Carriage Landing
Hollow locally KNOWN extending
up the Forrest Landing Prong gln-
cnliy knownl aud sonsherly and
westerly OF Hall Pone Point, as
shown on published chart No. 70
Francis ]. Messick, Benedict, Nd.
Not exceeding 50 aerrs.
Located in Patuxent River, on the
westerly side thereof, adjoining the
lard leased 70 Harry G.. Messlck,
on the mouth 81 Trent Hall Creek,
and northeriy of u. s. G. n q. y.
trianRulBtion station "Bllliard, =
Is shown on published chart No. let
j.. Frank Readmcnd, Mechanicsyille,
Nd Not exceeding so acres,
Located In Patnxent River on The
sonthWestcriy side thereof, between
the lots leased 70 ]. w Morgan ane
L9hks apn ., nega ,,,a,,o, q ., y
4, NJ r'1 ~ .sss,.
ss'', KY = 7i'V"A ~ pNDA's''Ss
0"~'s Nv
jos. r. Robrecht, 81. Georges Island
Mol exceeding 80 acres
Located IN Patuxent River, on ths
westerly side thereof, on Collin.
oins a.,a w. s.s, aonsn = - 2 sseae
~ es' ~ v,,slsshaa 49, ~.
w ID s''"A Y" PA''''saAou sl'a'
/ 80 -
| Katharine NJ ECKER, Baltimore, Nd
Not exceeding 80 acres.
Located 10 Breton Bay on the easter
~ side thereof northeasterly 9
Moaisax Ireeks nasurhh ~ ~ !.
IT. anss''l 49,. sas'e a. as ss !
s11 s t,.t, $500,
saau S.es.iens Z, 49, p'T.'sSss 81
~ Taao~a ~ PASAss''''0 S'ae'A 49, =
lis. Bernard Bunch, Mechanicsvilie
Nd. Not exceeding ~ acres.
l Located ia Patuxent River on TIL
southwesterly Side thereof, southern,
y Aolata ~. kvans anu = ~ osnlng ~
aPpsieu ~ w s1ss x, seg w =
SHOWN va puVasssaoA saanst 49, -.
4 Philin II. Davis, Mechanicsvllle, Md
Not exceeding Is acres,
Il Located Ia Washington Creek, TIL
bntary 81 Patuxent River, on ca
southwestern side thereof, abou
~ yarus from we NOUN ..p,sl, % 81 sal
$3.50 p eAo1A ~ P1'Ai1s'sA w &
~ ~,
Philip II. Davis, Mechanicsville, Md
Not exceeding 10 acres.
1 Located IN Washington Creek,
4 tributary Of Pafuxent River nea
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The Open

Don't miss the opera. Fine singing,
beautiiul costumes FUN Friday
night, March 3rd, at the Town Hall BY
the St Aloysius Choral Climb.
The opera win be repeated al St
Georges Hall, Valley Lee. on Mons
|day, March 9th att p, Ia. II is many
a long year since an entertainment
Hike this has been given 10 ST Mary s
County So II you miss 1t at Leon-
ardtown 80 to Valley Lee II You
see It at Leonardtown you will SURE
Il y goto Valley Lee to see Il again.
Admission it Leonardtown, 60c ter
Iadults 25c Ior children at Valley
/ Lee, Sector chair tickets, 25e for ad-
mission tickets
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Notice to DelinQuentS.

A II taxes due and IN arrears to the
Corporation OF Leonardtown must be
paid On On before March 1, 1918,
otherwise same viii be collected ac-
cording % law BY order,
Commissioners 81 Leonafdtown, Nd
ROLAND B. DUKE. Clerk. f2-10-3t.
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Has Used chamherlaina
Cough Remedy Tor 20 Years
s'chamlerlain's Cough Remedy has
been used In my hoaaehold Tor the
past twenty years. began giving ii
10 my children when they we're small.
AS q quick relief for Group whooplne
cough, and ordinary colds, e has 40
equal Being free from opium and
other harmful drugs, mover felt afraid
to give Il 10 the children have re-
commended i 10 large number Of
friends and nelghbors, who have used
4 and speak highly Of Il, writes Mrs.
Mary Minaxe, shortsville, N X
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IcoMzuSlcArKp
Editor Of tho BFkeoS
Dear Sir Asa win 81 necessary
go have sanw lrQIslRsion before We
caa baiii an Aims House, Il W decide
10 sell he county farm, wrlsc 70 ask
II INV action has lsaeu taken " onr
repynsenteiiye u regard O. This mat
iers Noala 4 uos Sc veil 10 call 3
a,eeiine 81 ;he lexpeprs and decida
where she nen kAh llpn~s should b.
uu1sY ssgn srs II favor u seliln9
itc ioFga ana Niih ibe aensy for same
5us . small les e Rrouna ad3acent
u Eaensyaios ana niid sas,abls
iuuse ihaeua YiEs 9nnid rrntrnll1e
matters ard nske II ecngenicni for
AN ronnesbni siils ~ sag#rs4sion II
lhe Alma llons Oilers are Ia favor
~ bUilaine VA w. sli sis This, u
ruprse. iDean ia lnerea sntaxation,
ehleh 81 - u aee paposea 70 snd
Art iehEng l8u 49, a one
WINE Is lagm ~ III artt plas out az.
On feaeegson stlnE better plan soula
~ 70 ae authority sfoia The Legisla.
safs - sell taas portion 81 Ihe county
farm tying al sas sest sSas On fbs
state rad set s1sh he isones dsriy.
adsshsrairqu sesaihef wilh ~ insnF.
ancs menag egeas paiiasag IN ne
eaI ssae 81 81 toaa. nrsp ssm farm
bgsidiues nps sianaln4
isseass nos thtgf :
iatQa farm connfsa aith tia Aims
Horse Af3 acrps II prnperig cnlss.
vsysa ssll glsld mors than muny i
negleslea woaid L not y veil te
rall meeting d she taxpayers 70 dis
cass DIS malam and A TIE same sims
profess agaiass he ubiquitous oil
which has noeu proposed 70 bond ths
county. and create SIS Unnecessary
ofllcaa ii ID sauaai onm III over ",
lcpo Think ofIt taxpayera ne righi
I 70 takn une dollaf 81 Jour hara.earn
"a money nor tie leneif 81 lev "a
sored officials WHOM VIZ 10 NOT NEEs
implies she right so lake ihonsards
WIN sou quietly submit 10 lts
Yours trnlg
CRIBS r DYER
F,saatue. FEB. 9th, 1915
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When costive or troubled with con-
stlpatlon take Chamberlain Tablets.
They are easy 10 take and most agree
able ID effect obtainable everywhere.
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