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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
grntaler Smridbe.

Gin brutaler Surihe ideint mil
liam Steoeus 5u iein, Der bel 5rall
Celia Saroep, geo, 1899 @eit Sedlitc
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tbeilte, gob i r Steuens AM GienS-
tag geIeeentIil zines @crtiUediels
cine Sbrfeige no mi5bunbeIte hann
i6ren fiinf Sabre aIten Sobn berart,
hob or bern &nuben bic 9Irme per.
renfte, Die 0bteu 5crriB une i'm
braun uno 6Iau idlug. SteDenS pur.
&c prompt in oaft genounten nuo
miro iib beute i'm Walnisipalgeridt
5u perant1po orten Eabert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Geuti@es 2lltenb cim.
Ter Samenberein fsiert bemts oas
%. Stiftunssfeit.

Der 9ameunersin ieiert isin %.
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burt Elm sysitefeu, peldes in ben
absnbitunbsn DON 5 Biz s in Der ans
ftali fnttfinbet unb gu bsm bic 6srs
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Qlten6eimtiiae einmal pisber gbrs
MAIDEN. auberbsm selangt Elm bii6s
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Dur6fiibrung unb bic arrungirsnbeu
9amsn bdbeH gu bisIsm 3ped fhoa
bic binbenbe Outage elmer anabl
ndbmbaTt.r aiinitl.r .rbaltsn. Der
iJrauenpersin perhient ipeitoe6snbfts
llnterftiibune, bsnn isin @irtsn lit
p0lig uneissniibis, es btent Der Barms
bsrsistsit, Der tpahr,n Wisritsnrisbe
Die aaiIe bes DamenDereins BEG
DeutTten 4lienbsims bat Qehnlihs
felt nit elmer Srtituft in Sitpreus
bsn, na6bem bic Rufen basetpsien
iparsn. sic 1T aud b0llis lsergss
brannt, uHb bic 9dmen its6en nun
por Der ihrisriaen @ufgabs, bic &ais
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Segen uuf eieftibe absulenteu, Der
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iilberns SubiIdunl, tpel6es Der 9ers
ein beute 6egsbt. ioq oas Seidm
gum Ssffnsu Der 5ersen Der alien
ssrsunbe Isin unb ou6 Der nsuen
ssreunbe, bic gu bieIer Jeisr berslih
einsslabsn iinb. Gin 8ierteIiahrs
bunSert lang bat Der DumsnpereiH
unisrm Oeuti6su Ittsn6sim treu sur
Ssite geIianbsn uno nader bsi1stras
gen, um Der iessnsrsihen @nifalt bic
Msss 5u sbnen. 60 foGl ss audi fer
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bic qnitaIt, bic nur eerinae feits
ssonbs bat. jfeiaern Iih BON Sa6r gu
Jabr uns es bebarf in Der sbat Der
treueitsn 5iirforee unb Der INNER
nibrenbsn 6ilfe, Icu bas gltenheim
ali6 fsrnsr6in bas tpiiroiae 0sntmul
fein, tpiirbig bem Rdnen feiuer @riins
Der unS bes san3en 8eutfttbums.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
GebGrteM.

Robert unb 2Ouiie 8rietf6, 745
Soptins StruBe; WGb9en.
Wlarttu unb @0c Rub, 1885 gens
trol 9lpenue; Mdbten.
Jreb uno @brtitine 9aut. 1771
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6rant unb Wumie 9ering, 216S
Queen @ttp GOenue; Mdb6eu.
G6eiter unb Whnnie Whi[ler, 1T ".
SO. Strabe; anabe,
WiIbelm unb 8atbe 4lf6er, III 20.
IL. Strube; &Habe.
5rdnt uub Della Weber, 400 Setts
Strubs; Snabe.
4arl unb 6iIba SdrDber, 1415
Clap Strube; &uabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

grobes SdIafternicfier, padte ben
&opi Der i5rau nit Der linfen Sono
al rem Saaren unO bteIt ibn Dod,
Ddhreno er nit Der reften 9ano oas
Meiier fiibrenb, Der 5raii, Die mIgerI-
iheiuli9 ifon geral;ne 3eit tabt mar,
ben &aI5 Ourhifritt.
3ie iibrigen Don &einer genlaften
glngaben bedten ii6 nit Den bereitS
peroiientIih4en giu5eIbeiteu iiber Die
erauitge W1or6thot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
Cine Seltenbeit.

geIegcntliG oes Snai,eits iiber Die
9eid)e bcs 6arhigen CHARLES Glarf,
Don go. 1877 Sermon slpenue, Der be-
fnnntlid, ait @fithuc6 glbeno Don Jet.
nem giniieeenoiien gtooh 4ruitt nit
cinem ainippel erihIogen moreen
mar, itclltc es iit herails, Sab Glart
fiir einen Reaer ein &itrioilIn gene
len mar.
9dbreilo I'M aGeemeinen befonllt.
lid Gin Negerifdocl gan5 auberor.
6entlit bart lit unS nit etnem ae.
mobnIihen &iiiippel abiclltt ni6t be.
;ddbigt ipcrben fam mar, pie Or.
q. s. Goe. Der bic aiitcpiie porse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

ron SO. 987 Barr Strabe, berlir.
tbeiIt, neil in feinem geiis cine
Glan.itdt aItpferorabt sefinoen
iporben mar, Der gigentbum ser Eele.
pbongeieaifaft mar unb bonn Sub
Der Dlid StruBe gitohIen rpuroe.
Ter 5arbige 8iIliam Sadion, Der
IN eir,em Ero5eB peeen angebIiter
yerIesung beg SOnirtagsgeieees nj.
beripre6enoe glngaben als 3ense ge.
lla6t bate, fpuroe eeitern BON Rid.
.er SpiegcI inter Der @nflage oes
gleiuei6es inter $1,000 9iirgifait
ZEN @robgcidrDorenen iiberpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
seinen gerlebnnseu erleaeu.

Der 80 SSa1re aIte See @oer, Der
i'm 1sicbernubr am Geitttpo6 Morgeii
aus ieinem 9inmer i'm 8peiten
Stodrerf Ses pouies 9to. 6 Git
9icilrtte Gtrabe geiprltngen mar III
I'M itGotiifer SoipttaI ben Scrleenii.
gen erleger, Die er iif bei Dem
'Sprtlrg 5ugc5oger bctte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

- Gther6ettsbrettor SrieblGnber
errannte gsitern artbur gauman BON
30. 1924 StgbIuro @oenue gum Gleis
triter i'm itdbtiIhen SofpitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

nonunen, befunoete, Die SdGbeIoeIe
Glarts 70 biinn, 6aB elm SfIas nit
Der flaten 9ano geniigt bnbet mir,
0e UNI lie All aertritnlnern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
VETERAN WITH GOOD RECORD
SEEKS TO HAVE BLOT ERASED
HAS TWO HONORABLE DIscHARo.
ES AND ALSO CHARGE OF
DESERTION.
Deserted and Re-Enllsted In order to
Get 20 the Front, Then Had
Wish Gratlfled.

Henry Borman. OF Matamoras. an
aged and former well known resident
OF this city. served over four years
on the Union side In the civil war.
He has two honorable discharges, one
issued In his own name and one issued
under a fictitious name. He also has
charge of desertion against him In
his record. Yet there is evidence 20
show that Borman was a first-rate
lighting man. He liked fighting so
well that he deserted and re-enlisted
under an assumed name to get to the
front. Thence on he was in every
battle with Sheridan's troopers ana
those battles were many and bloody.
These interesting facts as TO Bor-
mans military adventures were laid
before the committee on military az
fairs by Representative Nicely. who
is backing up a hill to get the charge
Of desertion expunged from Borman 5
soldering record. The committee
seemed TO be favorably impressed with
the story and the evidence submitted
to back IL up.
According TO the facts presented.
Borman spent nearly three years with
troops guarding property. He didn't
get within miles of the real fighting
That kind OF soldering did not suit
him and when he was discharged. he
claims to have re-enlisted on the prom
Use that he would be sent to the front
TO participate in the real business OF
war. Instead. he was sent back to
his old comrades who were doine
guard duty. Then II was he deserted.
but within two days had re-enlisted
in the service under an assumed name
and became one OF Sheridan's sol
diers. He had his wish 10 do real
fighting amply gratified under that
enlistment and was again honorably
discharged. but not as Henry Borman,
but the ficticious name he had chosen.
With four years OF service TO his
cvredit and in possession Of two hon
orable discharges. and with the years
hanging heavy upon him, Henry Bor.
man wants above anything else before
he answers TO the final taps. that the
blot on his military record on file in
the capital of the nation he helped 10
save. shall be erased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

who underwent an operation Saturday
is recovering at the Ohio Valley Gen
eral hospital. She probably will be
able 70 leave that institution within
week or ten days.
Mrs. S G. Smith f. visiting friends
IN Washington. Pa.
Judge Frank W. Nesbitt spent yes
to-day in Pittsburgh on business.
" y Hicks f. quite III at his homo
on North Main street with the grip.
Mrs. John List returned from Flor
ida this morning. called 10 Wheeling
by the illness OF her mother
Mr.. and Mrs o. e. Statler returned
from a stay In New York city Sunday
morning
Warren McKelvey OF GAINESVILLE. was
The guest OF relatives In Wheeling
last week end
Miss Kate Allison. or Fifteenth
street. expects 10 leave on Thursday
of this week for Florida where she
viii remain the winter.
a T.. Mills is confined 10 hts home
no CO Sixteenth street with "a severe
attack ~ the grip
Mrs. Joseph % woodward and
daughter. Mrs. Hopkins. OF Florida
have arrived in Wheeling for an OK
tended stay Mrs Hopkins is tho
ruest ~ her aunt. Mrs 10 g. Franz.
holm. ~ South Front street. and Nrs
Woodward is sfayInE 90 rho residence
OF Mrs sue Metcalf whose severe
Illness neccssitafed thoi- return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
GAS SHORTAGE MAY
CLOSE INDUSTRIES
BIG MOUNOSVILLE PLANTS MAY
BE COMPELLED TO SUS-
PEND TODAY.
Fcstoria Glass Factory and United
States Stamping Company Plants
Receive Warning.

Due 10 the zero weather that is
now prevalent in this section of the
country. both the big plants OF the
United States Stamping company and
Fostoria Glass company. located at
MOundsville. may be compelled TO
completely suspend operations on ac-
count OF the shortage Of gas Yes
terday morning both companies were
notified by the gas company To econ
Omize I'm the usage of gas and la>er
in the day were notified To shut down
their plants. except where 1t was alb
solutely necessary TO maintain gas
fires
Neither one OF the two big Mounds
vile industries suspended operations
yesterday, although the furnace fires
were turned out. but n there is a
shortage among domestic consumers
they would be disposed to observe the
gas company instructions. Accord
ing TO the officials OF the Moundsville
gas company the gas is up 10 the
usual standard and the pressure is
about the same as that obtained dur
ing the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
Y. M. c. A. JUBILEE
Invitations Cor Thirty. First Anpiysrs
airy Mailed CO. Member
Yesterday

Invitations were mailed to fnc mem.
hrr of bc Young Mems christian
r0c.nN.ou laaf evening ior The frIr.
ifiuraf anniversary celebration OF fhc
founding Of fho ASSOCIATION I'm wheel.
IuE
Tho program viii be hold ou Thurs.
day evening OF ffis week Tho a.so.
citation rIoe club under fHe direction
or Mr. Walter ID Brown. win sing
several selection. ur John "a. UipLe,.
rro Idrnf of tHo association win Give
% summary of Tho work OF the atso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

( The girl is wounded By one Of the men.
Dr. a scene OF most Intense excitement
Iillttfiou OF tine young man with his
Wte, and his starting out TO regain his
l'Nt SER respect and again win her love.
hI HiflnE end Tor one Of the most
iiNing end soul stirring dramas over
Nd-Hra uHuu The screen in Wheeling.
@n"uid Cd VIE Forgive" will be rspeat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
ELECT OFFICERS
Directors OF the Bank OF WarVood
Organize for Ensuing Year az
Meetirn LAST NLnht

The dIrcctOT5 OF me Bank OF War
wood met last evening In the count
ing room Of the building. boz Warwood.
and organized for the ensuing year.
lowing are the officers elected:
.lfrut..F D. kennamund
Vice president. L. Mcdonald
Cashier &c. Eberts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

c;tv sanitary, convenient, SUD-
e+antal, where the houses OF the rlch
and the poor are alike comfortable
and beautiful; where the streets are
clean and the sky line Is clear as
country air; where the architectural
excellence of its buildings adds beauty
and dignity to its streets; where parks
ond nlavgrounds are within the reach
~ every child; where living is pleas
ant toll honorable and recreation
plentiful: where capital is respecteu
brt not worshiped; where commerce
in goods is great. but not greater tnah
tbe Interchange of ideas; where indus
trv thriyes and brings prosperity alike
10 amnlover and employed; where edu-
cation and art have place IN every
home. where worth and not wealth.
Give standing to men; where the pow
or of character lifts men TO leader
chin. where interest in public anairs
10 a test of citizenship and devotion tC
the public veal is a badge OF hohor
whore government is always homes
and efficient, and the principles OF oe
mocracv find their fullest and trues
exnression; where the people OF al
tba earth can come and be blende'
into one community life and wher
each generation will vie with the pas
: 70 transmit to the next a city create
: better and more beautiful than u
. last-Mayo Fesler, secretary OF IN
civic League of Cleveland, o., in II
. New York Independent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Home klunI
Y Helps Y .
WHEN PLANNING THE HOME
Some Things to Be Remembered, ana
Some to Be Avoided, for the
Best Results.

If YOU would prevent trouble and IN
convenience after you move into the
new home, observe carefully the FOL
lowing don't while you are plan
ming and building:
Don't forget that chimney gener-
ally works better when 1t ic incloseu
all around. The bricks become more
evenly heated and the draft is strong
er and steadier.
Don't. when planning the new home
debate too long upon the style oil the
building. The location, contour ana
neculiarities of the site, as well as
| the owners needs, will suggest the
kind of house best adapted to it. Much
more important than choice of style
Is attention to details, for the differ
ence between an ugly house and
beautiful one is caused almost entire
" nv the arrangement, proportion ana
color of the detailed parts
Don't omit from the equipment OF
the new home the stationary vacuum
cleaner. Cleaning house by this meth
I'd banishes the drudgery OF house
work and leaves in its wake no germs
70 breathe, nor particles of dirt ana
dust to settle down again ready lof
the next cleaning day
Don't forget that the bathroom Is
one of the most important rooms IN
the new house. 1t should therefore ee
} most carefully planned and equipped
with fixtures which will retain their
, beauty and efficiency for an age Inc
Y cost OF installation is no more nor
+ less than installing fixtures OF an III
ferior grade.
e Don't forget that the garage has ar
+ t'stic possibilities as we'll as utiIitar
t. ION nurposes. This fact borne II
r mind should result in building IN
S consDicuously and harmoniously htte'
to its surroundings
g Don't forget that an architect cal
give you what you want much easle
when he knows what it is, than ne cal
when Won do not know, yourself, wha
you want.
st Don't lose sight of the idea that tn
VI new home should be an efficient OF
nestle housekeeping plant, as wen a
a satisfaction to the eye.
Don't overlook the convenience
drawers that run on ball bearings Il
the closets. These may add sllght
er' to the cost of construction put al
ne desirable when drawers are long al
a. deep. ),
We Don't forget, when planning u
Oh, guest room, the convenience OF
Oh small builtin ironing board with ele
-or tric iron attached. This may be
Gated in the closet and so arranged
iso to occupy but little space. .
W. =, Don't put thresholds unuer I
Il closet doors. It is much easier
va, va sweep closet without door thre'
avt old. ~
4 -,'n Don't fail TO have outside windoy
IKE when possible, in the closets, II
- for air as well as for sunlight
,ttv enemy of the moth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

l1S and would get so weak at times that
] fell over. began to take Lydia Z:
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
ten days later l could eat and it did not
hurt nv stomach. I have taken the
medicine ever since and | feel like
new woman. now weigh 127 pounds
80 you can see what it has done for me
already. My husband says he knows
YOUR medicine has saved my life. -
Mrs. J. S. BARLOW, 1924 South 4th St,
Columbus, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound contains just the virtues of roots
and herbs needed to restore health and
strength to the weakened organs OF the
body. That is why Mrs. Barlow, 8
chronic invalid, recovered so completely
It paws for women suffering from any
female ailments to insist upon having
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

A report covering city planning sus'
POSITIONS for Lawrence, Mass prepared
nv Arthur c. Comey landscape arenl'
tect of Cambridge has been issued oy
the town planning board of that CITY
II presents a comprehensive outline or
schedule for q civic survey a tAor-
ougbfare system designed to meet
probable traffic conditions, a general
scheme for recreation facilities ana an
intensive study and detailed plan ior
the treatment Of Spicket rivera lea'
tire of the city plan which 1t Is suB'
gested, may be carried out at once.
Housing is not covered in detail IN
tbe report because Of the thorough
work along that line by the Lawrence
aurvey, made in 1912, which instead .
covering much ground superhcialH
was limited to an intensive inves'iea
tlon in the fields OF housing and publ
health,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

: Not one word is said about her mat
ing or if the young woman selected
man SO congenial that they would Pc
married lovers while they lived While |
marrying for love will never go out OF |
fashion. ambition very often elbows
/ it aside,
Tba girl who weds for wealth alone
can never cheat the world into the
belief that she is really a very happy
wife She has missed the tender note
which makes welded existence one
long. sweet song. The wealthy man
who has welded for beauty and youth
soon opens his eyes to the fact that
his money bags were the attraction
not himself He feels keenly the lack
Of affection. the absence Of true wife
w interest. The home Of wealth Is
usually fair to look upon The parlors
ore luxurious. as are the library ana
p dining room. But there is not one
room in the house in which a man can
70 feel content to sit. The parlor is too
! cold The beautiful chairs are stih
= sr5 uncomfortable. The library Is
}. lonely If one is not in the mood for
reading Il is irksome for a man to
b sit in his bedroom The club holds
s. out at one and all times, Turing arms
T TO a man. He spends his evenings
n there,
" The young wife, relieved at his alb
" sonce. finds her pleasure in the GID
a Cd ballroom. where It is quite tins
it fashion of Young men to firt and pay
O. homage to beautiful matrons, Nin'
e times out of ten such marriages art
be ehiI5less. Is it to be wondered tina
ir Young wives, fattered by attention
sy drift into unfortunate romances? The
If feel the lack Of loves appreciation ant
er sunshine to brighten their dread eS
de istences,
I'D How they envy the shop girl an
yn her beau hurrying along to the movie
oh of an evening. The woman Of wealt
TO qazes out at them from her automobil
no with hungry look in her eyes, VIVA
DIS are simple clothes, a slim purse and a
ASS humble home compared to the ricI
red mn measure Of love that crowns tf
girls life?
lor Many wife would live over agat
He ~ she could. the days Of her poyer'
ace long ago, when she cooked her hu
hat hands meals and met him at the do
to with a kiss. Then they were all Il
18th world to each other Great wealth o
Who times drifts husbands and wives apa
; to So many divided interests fill up the
ind lives that love for each other
lole crushed out or becomes only a nan
{ g # is better by far to marry for 10
she and work together for prosper
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
TRY DARKENING YOUR GRAY
HAIR WITHOUT DYES

Shampoo your hair and scalp each
morning for about week with Q-ban
Hair Color Restorer. II your hair IS
gray, streaked with gray, prematureiy
gray or faded, brittle thin or falling
all YOUR hair will then be beautifully
darkened and to such a natural, even
dark shade no one would suspect that
YOU had applied QBan. Q-Ban IS no
dive. perfectly harmless, but makes all
your hair soft, fluffy, thick, with that
lustrous dark simmer which makes
your hair so fascinating. Big bottle
sent prepaid or sold by druggists for
SOC. Address Q-Ban Laboratories, Mem
phis, Tenn.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
HOMES OF WEALTHY

ROACH into the dark o Love.
r.rru- fad thee, and my cropping
7o,-T only memories and phantom
shapes ..--,t.
e, empty arms he glad Of those sweet
lands
Wherein all loneliness escapes
Did she marry we'll? That IS most
on, TO be the first question asked
when one woman informs another Of
friond,g matrimonial venture, Yes
He has lots Of money. She can nav
her automobile, a city and countr9
home box at the opera, servants
6Da levels She Is the luckiest gir
In town,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
FRANK JENKINS, Druggist,
Pilrrim- neXas.
November llth, 1915.
prnve What Swamp-ROOt WIN DO For ioV

Send ten cents to Dr. Miner ~
Binghamton, n. Y, for sample SIZE u gCii
tie. 1t will convince anyone. iou ~
u,sf telling about the kidneys and blad-
t 5nr When Writing, be sure and mention
tbis nap nT1 Regular ffy-cent and one
dollar ti size bottles for sale at all drug
stores ADV.
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rev edlEA q ~
nance that would
make the aver
age novelist gasp,
Men Of wealth
WHO have been
under the impress
sion that their
gold would win
them anyone for
a wife whom they
might take a
fancy to will sit
up and take no
ttce and tn e
,r;r,De will be
taken out OF their
bonnets as they
read the story II
such a character
had been made