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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
FOR observation-disclosures

FoR StifT-AlfScellane0
TENTS for sale or rent. all sizes. new and
old. for camps and all purposes. L, Hoso
3 Co. 40 Brook Avenue. Richmond
LONNIE X. WOODSON. Randolph Gl37. JEFF
ferson Market Special large bar soap
&C; cans Spotess Cleaner. csc; can peas
loc: cans crushed sugar corn. Csc: large
mackerel Sc: good Hour $50 per bag; cans
pork ana beans. CSC; butter beans. l0c can
Full line groceries. fruits. vegetables and
poultry.
FOR sale. dahlia roots 20 cents a dozen
l2it North Fifth Street
fpi? 81 we viii mail you II choice Dnhl!as.
extra choic" stock tliv'dod field frootsp ::
Roses. Ice and 25C. CUlclrS and Scarlet Sage,
zee per ioZ'n: GcrauiumS. Il per dozen.
I'hioS and other hardy plants 81 per dozen:
cannas tp!antsl. 81 per dozen; by parc.l
post ~ you wish. Hca,il"s. Stop :, rctcrs-
burg Hih. Il g. -. :.
MIR. CONTRACTOR.
SAVE $40 per 1000 your lumber by
buying in mixed car lots 10 suit your Jobs
Can make up car with laths shingles and
mouldines. Long leaf Southern pine and
cypress. KILN dried: Cali Randolph +na7.
FOR sale about l5o pounds ,urnr alum
Make offer James g. carter. Blue Ridge
Spring. Va.
FOR sale. loo celebrated Weller Safety
Rnz"rs. 100 dozen double edge blades FOR
same. Make offer. James c. Carter. Blue
Ridge SPRINGS Va.
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WANTED-Househo e;oods
HIGHEST cash price paid for second hand
furniture in any quantity. Cali Rnndoinh
6Sld.
GOOD econd-hand household and of1ce
Madison 1906. ''' "oio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
FOR SALE-I'urmS

rC!: sale Or exchange. Georgia farm, nicely
ipcetcd near two railroads. Level, no
rocks: good title; splendid climate. Easy
terms Edgar Stinson. Owner. Ridgeway.
~! actes. good buildings miles west OF
Far'Erilie. Va. In sight OF clacadam rond.
one mile OF Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Sl0 pcr acre. J. jll. Timcs- Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-1iale.

and women wanted. List OF positions OBJ
tainable free. franklin Institute. Floor 5-A.
Rochester. n Y.
WANTED. live wire to sell real estate in
West Cinter Park. Salary or commission.
City and suburban Sales Company. 503-10
Mutual Building.
ESSMAN-First- man. capable of
handling Jobbers and pony cylinder
city position and permanent for tho right
man. Give full particulars experience
and salary expected. Address i. q. Box
An opportunity for capable Insurance man,
Phoenix Mutual Life wants residence agent
FOR R!chmond. Va. Reference required. write
for personal interview. Coleman Brothers
Managers. sos Arcade Bldg. Norfolk, Va
WANTED, factory superintendcnis heads or
departments. general managers etc to
ass.s; mo. l double your income VIII
not interfere with your present employment
Address Martin. $40 Mutual Building
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WANTED-Roard.

MAN and wife would like to secure good
board. Modern improvements. with pri-
vate family In suburbs electric line
TO Westhampton Ashland Address
F 322. Times Dispatch.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED. organist for Episcopal church in
suburbs. salary, $40 per month. E ID
!teGd. Chairman Music Committee. Room cfo
NirEinia ktl.May and Power Builiirs.
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BOARDING..

go West Grace Street. ho,-wa,er heated
rooms. with board.
THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrst-class:
cen,rsi: hot.wnter heated: prices very
Clay
ATTRACTIVE rooms. single or en- suite
MIs: John turruss. sll West Grace Street,
WHEN you come to Richmond stop at 1000
Ehst clay Street whcrc you get n
nice clean room Tor so cents
MRS. X. LEE PAGE offers comfortable
rooms excellent meals every convenience.
reasonable rates. late dinner! 6i0 West
franklin Street.
Mis- HORACE wELLFORD JONES.
Adams and Franklin. rooms and best
tabie board Transients day week
cAN now accommodate a few more ,abl.
po7ro"fs Terms moderate 2GJ Fast
Grace"
MRs. BURBANK Will close hcr house. 500
Ncs, Franklin Street. June l. rcupeniny
1ct.n.r J: fer tho winter scnson
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. SO to Richardson Bros. 01b
Brook Avenue. painting ropairintr onS
rubber tire work. Madison l4cT "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

AUTOMOBILES.
WANTED. buyers for used cars OF nearly
every make. We give very best possible
values: Your inspection is solicited. Faison
Il Adds, 1873 West Broad.
AUTO bodies built to order, spring reJair-
Ing. painting especially. B. C. Bristow
- North Eighteenth Street
X. G. IL. good running order, SIPS cash
Calls Auto Painting Co.. 1927 West
Broad.
AUTOMOBILE for hire. $3.50 per hour
New clean cars. Daniels, boulevard
ANY style commercial bodies for Fords put
same day order given We can fur
nsh you with 1916 Ford chassis with these
bodies complete. Lettering and special de-
signs executed AZ short notice. A Meyers
Sons. .3l East Cary.
l,lI Ford runabort. used short tine. See
Davis Eachlcr Motor Go.
FOR sale. 1919 Mitchell. in first class con
dillon. electric lights and starter; Bosch
magnetic. Inquire Crittendcn ~ lccson, 1917
West Broad street. Phone Madison 70l.
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UPHOLSTERY

c. G. LEVY
MAKES s!ip covers. uphoistering and re-
pair furniture. 425 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

In the matter of the application OF
Catherine NJ. Smith for letters OF adj
ninistration upon the estate of Peter
r. valentine. supposed to be dead on
account OF absence for seven or more
years from the city of Richmond. the
place OF his last domicile within this
state. without having been heard
from.
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FOR slLE-Housebo,d coods

FOR sale. antique mahogany sidebonrd II
perfect condition. Price. SIS. F. 32I car,
Times Dispatch. "'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DIG T A PHI ES.

EDISON and Columbia Dic,Hphones. Shavcrs
and Supplies. Ne buy and sell. Lenth
Saies COMPANY; 1ll0 Power Du!!dins. SAVE
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There Are Reasons

why you should give W. good share of
your lumber and miiIwork business. Our
unusually large and widely assorted stock
gives you wide range in making your Sc
lect!ons our service is careful. and our
prices in line. Talk II over with u.s.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO. INC
Fourth and Stockton Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

This matter came on this day to he
heard upon the order entered herein on
the 9Th day of March. 1916, which, has
been duly published as required by
law, as appears from the certificate OF
the editor of the Richmond Evening
Journal. newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond this day filed by
leave OF court, and upon the oral tes-
timony of Catherine VI. Smith and An
mic l.. Johnson this day given in open
court. and the court being satisfied
from said testimony that the legal pre-
sumption of the death of Peter II. VAL
cntine is made out, doth decree that
said Peter II. Valentine is legally pre-
Sumed TO he dead, ON account Of his
absence for seven or more years from
the city OF Richmond. the place OF his
last domicile within this State without
having been heard from.
And the court doth further order
that notice OF this decree he inserted
for two successive weeks in n news
paper published in the city Of Rich
mond. Virginia. and also in news
paper published in the city OF sydney,
Australia.
And il is ordered that Peter H. Val
entine, IL alive, or any person for him
shall produce TO the court Within
twelve weeks from the date of the last
insertion of this decree aud notice sat
isfactory evidence of his continuance
Of life.
Tcstc: CHAs. o. sAvILLE.
Clerk.
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TELEGR APHERS

TeieGraphers. towermen. signsi-nen.
ma In tenance- open shop conditions.
standard wages: free board and trans
portation! Apply Thursday. all day.
BERGOFF BROS & wADDELL.
Murphy's Hotel
Room go.
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FOR observation-disclosures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. a lower furnished or unfurnisbcd
Hat OF or rooms In Woodland Heirhts
near car line. Call Boulevard a55-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

MASONIC NOTICE
L. Stated Communication Of Joppa
" Lodge. No. 30. A. r, * ~ NJ will
wv be- held at the Masonic Temple
THURSDAY. 18th instant. at $40
O'Clock l.. NJ. Members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren are fr'tarnally invited 10
he present.
by order 90 the Worshipful Master
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
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WALL PAPERINS.
TYPEWRITERS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MACHINES for every requirement. at prices
from s22.hO up. cash easy payments.
Rent, SO month; months. $3.50. Three
months rent applied on purchase. Every
machine Remington. guaranteed. Reming
ton Typewriter Company. Clio East Main
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
MrI1lrlona Ginlrs-pisputrb
slxTY-SIXTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
ohfH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
niIf. one cent Il word when paid in ad-
ance. no ad taken for less than 10 cents.
I. one and onc-half cents a word for
N, W. .iassined ads. except Situation Wanted
,h -, one cent word No al. taken for less
charged or phoned in Phoned oriers not
after r. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

aA~ Called Communication OF Henrico
" Union Lodge. No. 1870. \. f. ~ A.
wv NJ. Will he held In Masonic Hall
III IL North Twenty NTH Street
THIS tTHtRSDAY) EVENING at 100
o'clock Work in the second degree Mem
beers of sister lodges and transient brethren
are frhternaliy invited To be present
By order OF the WorShipful Master
JOSEPH =. WILSON
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29

Mrs. Karaneski testified that Gilin- ski came home at o'clock yesterday afternoon and after eating his din~ ner grabbed her and forced her into a bed room where he choked her unz til neighbors came to her assistance. Further evidence indicated that Gil- inski stole $67 that Michael Karaneski had in a trunk and then took tray cling bag belonging to another board CT and skipped out. Officer Gustave Litke arrested him on Smalley street last evening. N
 Judge Meskill sent Gilinski to iaiI for four months on the assault charge and fined him $100 and costs for the theft. .--.
 Amore Doneli, who told the court that his name was a swell one," was sent to jail for twenty days on charge of drunkenness and vagrancv. Officers Woods and Carlson arrested him on the railroad track near Park street this morning at o'clock. Frank Sullivan, arrested last night by Officer House, was sent to jail for ten days. He was charged with begging on the streets and pleaded guilty.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
tIA7 City Hen1s

6bnieI Sullivan son of D. J. Sulli- < of 176 Washington street, has re- 8ed his studies at St. Thomas sem Sy of Hartford.
 Unusual values in women's $4. % @Es. Damon's Shoe Shop.-Advt. trough Lawyer A. A. Greenberg, x Papus has sued K. Kokenedes $100. The writ is returnable he- the city court on the second &day of October. ....
 he latest models in serge dresses, &gette combination, also a full of winter suits, fur trimmed, 8xley and Whalen's, PIP Trumbull At, Hartford.-advt.
 @rs. Hortense Williamson ard @hter, Miss Beatrice, of Koekuk,
 D, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. 8ge Wild of Chestnut street. Ebert A. Buell. of South Norwa]k $siting friends and relatives in this Elm J. Johnson, Hiding Nelson \ Hulda Nelson have incorporated #1otel Nelson and filed a certificate
 hcorporation authorizing a capital
 k of $25,000, divided into 1000
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29

first. last and always" He then took I'D the cases of famous Irishmen that have helped to make America.
 AS the next speaker MT. Delaney introduced Mayor Quigley but before so doing he delivered clever speech in which he continued the subject treated by MT. Leeney. Other ban uuet speakers were President w. J. Sullivan of Rev. w. A. Harty branch, A. o. H.; Thomas J. Smith first vice president of Rev. w. A. Harty branch; Lawrence P. Mangan, Major Lyons of Hartford, County President Rem and several others
 An invitation was received and ac- cepted by the convention late yester- day afternoon, from the East Hart ford branch, to hold the nineteenth biennial convention in that place two years from now.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29

permanent committee, and P. F. Me- Donough was named by F. O. Kil- bourne and his action was endorsed. Chairman King named T. w. O'Con- TOT and E. o. Kilbourne a committee Of notification and they left to in- form the nominee of the conventions S action.
 A few minutes later Judge Gaffney returned with the committee and &C., cepted the nomination. Tn responding to the conventions action, Judge Gaffney said it is always a pleasure to receive a nomination. from ones fellow townsmen, renomination is flattery indeed, but to be nominated for the seventh time to a constitu- tiOnal office of the state is an appre- citation of ones services that is worth while and worth embering
 Touching upon the work Of his of flee, Judge Gaffney declared that there are few persons who at some time in their lives do not come with in the scope of the probate court. From the cradle to the grave and be- yond, 1t touches the interests of all. for in the execution of the trusts of minors, provisions must be carried out and the work continued long after the person making the will has passed away. The interest of all sorts of people must be safeguarded, the or plan, the weak minded, the widow, insolvents and many others The du- ties of the probate court are con- stantly increasing, as the wealth of the state gains by leaps and bounds and the state is more and more talk ing it's toll from estates and now the United States is also going to take it's tell. Judge Gaffney concluded with the statement that he had striven to Go the work of the court to the best of his ability and without fear or favor, thanking the convention for the honor bestowed upon himm and assur- ing the delegates he would strive to live up to it.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
T. B. DOWD NEW HEAD
 OF COUNTY A. o. H.
Windsor Locks Man Defeats Daniel F. Rem in Spirited Contest
 for Presidency

Timothy B Dowd of Windsor Locks county division of the Ancient Order of Hibernlans at the eighteenth bien- nia1 convention late yesterday after noon. The contest was spirited and MT Dowd had to win out over Daniel F. Rem, of South Manchester, who sought reelection to the office. The other members that were chosen are: John J. Armstrong, Hartford, vice president; Martin J. Murray, Hart ford, recording secretary; Lawrence P. Mangan, New Britain, financial secretary. A resolution was intro duced giving the county president the power to confer with Right Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of Hartford diocese, and secure his permission to have Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of St. Marys church, appointed chaplain.
 At the Ladies Auxiliary meeting the following were elected to office for the next two years: President, Mrs. A. J. Tomlins, Hartford; vice president, Mrs. M. T. Cream, New Britain; secretary, Miss Nora McCar- ty, Windsor Locks; treasurer Miss Ella Garvin Hartford.
 l 11S lllSI ; DdlquSl was uolu III Wa1sh's restaurant and Postmaster Delaney presided as toastmaster aft CT an excellent meal was enjoyed. After speech in which he thanked the delegates for honoring the city with their presence he introduced State President John F. Leeney of this city. MT. Leeney was presented as a man of which the local organi- zation is proud and who has done much for Hibernianism. Although he has been in office only a short time he has and will continue to live up to the expectations of his local followers.
 MT. Leeney asked their support i'll helping him to make his term a suc- cess. The keynote of the entire or der vas sounded when MT. LeerCy said We love Ireland with all our heart and soul but we are Americans
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29

then formally notified of the conven- tion's action, escorted to the hall by @ committee and made a brief speech of acceptance. The convention then edjourned to Walsh's dining rooms where the delegates, friends and mem- bers of the press were Judge Gaff- ney's guests at a chicken dinner.
 Attorney P F. McDonough called the convention to order and the fol- lc wing delegates were present: From New Britain, E. O.. Kilbourne, John H. Ross, T. w. O'Connor, acting for Charles P. Wainright, and P. F. King; Berlin, William Dooley, John P. F7itzsimmons and John McKeon, act ing for T. c. Pagan.
 P. F. King was chosen permanent chairman and w. J. Dooley, clerk. NC Cminations were then called for and T. w. O'Connor nominated Judge Gaffney, briefly referring to his quail lflcat1ons and record as judge of the court for the past twelve years. The next business was the choice of
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29

shares at s25 par. Business will be- gin with $3,000. The hotel was for merly the Hotel Grand.
 New Britain council, O. U. A. M., is already making plans for the observ ance of it's thirty eighth anniversary next month. The lodge was insti- tuted on October 16, but the celebra- tion will probably be on October 22.
 Oscar F. Kraus has been elected president and treasurer and Frank Urban secretary of the o. F. Kraus Company, Incorporated.
 On next Wednesday evening ten candidates will be initiated by An dree lodge. I. O. O. F.
 A program of vocal and instrument tai selections was carried out after last nights meeting of Martha Chap ter, O. E. s. Refreshments were served.
 Rally Day. in all departments will be observed Sunday by the First Bap- tist church Bible school.
 Hjalmar Malmfeldt of Maple street left today to enter Syracuse Uni versity.
 The St. Jean de Baptiste society will meet the second ana IOurLn Sun- days of the month at 2 D. m.. until further notice.
 The new fall suits in velvets. ve lours and novelty suitings, trimmed with all the popular furs and lined with stunning silks. Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt Street. Hartford.-Advt.
 A collection will be taken at the Swedish Lutheran church Sunday morning for the children's orphanage at Avon, Mass. Each year contribu- tions are sent from this city as there are several local. children in the in- stitution
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
TAKE SPECIAL COLLECTION.

A special collection for the deacon's fund will be taken at the morning services at the First Baptist church on Sunday. This deacon's fund is a entirely to assist the poor and needy who are members of the church. The deacons of the church have charge of it and their work is always personal, giving assistance in a quiet manner
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
CHOKES WOMAN AND
 THEN ROBS HOUSE
John GilinsISi of ConnertOn Street Sent to Jail for Four Months
 and Fined S1OO

John Gilinski, a boarder at 35 Con- merton street, was charged before Judge James T. Meskill in police court this morning with brutally as- saulting Mrs. Michael Karaneski, at whose homo he lived, and with steal ing a large sum of money from her husband. He pleaded not guilty and created a scene when ho cried and blubbered like a achoolboy.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
JUDGE B.E. GAFFNEY . AGAIN NOMINATED
Democratic Probate Convention Chooses Him for Seventh Time

At the democratic probate conven- ton for the district of Berlin, held at the party headquarters in the Leland building last evening, Judge B. F. Gaffney was unanimously renominat- ed for the office for the seventh time. The convention lasted no longer than necessary to organize and act on Judge Gaffney's nomination. He was
New Britain herald., 1916-09-29
HART !s HUTCHINSON OFFICERS.

Hart & Hutchinson has accepted secretary and, treasurer of the con- cern. The following officers were elected: President Howard s. Hart; vice president. Maxwell s. Hart; treas urcr, Norman F. Cooley, and secre- tary, Logan E. Page. MT. Hutchin- son will continue to act as a mer1- ber of the board of directors. He will begin his new duties with the Willys- Overland company of New York the first of October.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
HE MOVED HIS WELL.
1t Wasnt Pulled Up Nor Ga~.ed Up. but
1t Did Change Place.


Iherc is an Old story about the man
VINO pulled VI well and took it to Il
more desirable location and another
ABOUT 'hc man who took UP wrll
sawed IL III sections and used onc uf
the Sertilais fH' land roller. They
were eAa%%eIaii"ns. but the experience
vi Ezra lc'!"" proves that Il well car.
no hiW".S hr c.'&:srd us a permanent
aA'uFc' Enfa had we'll in iroiit OF his
'1OSe, had never Ir1n success as
Wci'. Ezra wanted ii illcl UP. one
wa! NoN"d silNc brci To haE! stones or
earih ana use the mntcrini TO fiji it.
Eut L"il had 10 team.
," nc went at it with shovel.
NoShihG o.: the side Of the wen next TO
me road, hc began to dig anl to throw
'he uirt INTO the well. lie Kept this UP
uh.i' NC han lillcu It, which was not Il
dlnlcult job, as the we'll was rather
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

lako notice that on tho 22nd day OF
august, 1915. will rcnder a final ac-
count or my acts and dongs as Ad-
Um,'hisshatrix u OF the estate of w
, Jones. deceased. In tho ofI,cc
OF thc Judge ri Probate OF Iau.
rehs County. at IL o'clock a. M. and !.
on the same day will apply for A f,nas
aischarge from my trusts as Adminias
Any person indebted to said estatat Z
are notified and required to make nav.
ment on that date; and all rersona
nasmg claims against said estate Will
present them on or before said dafa.
duly proven or be forever barred
MRS MAMIE JONES,
july 10. 1s,e ~, AdministFasstx. /!
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
Look GO0d-Fccl Good.

No one can either feel good nor
stipation. Get rid Of that tired, drag
gy, lifeless feeling by a treatment OF
Or. Kings New Life Pills Buy box
today, take one or two pills tonight.
In the morning that stuffed dull feel
ing Is gone and YOU feel better at once.
26c at your druggist.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26

1ax.fos, \ Mild, Effective Laxative q Liver TonIc
Uoes NOT Grlpe nor Disturb tho Stomach.
In addition to other properties, Lax. Ros
contains Cascara In acceptable form, a
stimulating laxative and Tonic. Lax-Ros
eets effectively and does not gripe nor
diatusb ssomach. AT the same time, It aide
shon, afonsea the liver and secretions
ana festotes the healthy functions. 500.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
No causs For Complaint.

"Oh. my tooth aches dreadfully! I
don't see why we can't be born with.
out teeth"
think. my dear. that If you will
look ui some authority ON that point
you Will find that most OF us are."--
London Telegraph.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
Queer Human Nature.

Mans funny propositions"
what nowI"
when he reads n medical book ne
fancies he has every disease described.
but let him read the work Of a moral.
ist and all the faults pointed out he
sees not IN himself. but In his neigh.
Dor" ."-EOston Transcript.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-26
Eound to Rise.

Gle Is one Of the most stupid bores
ever met"
And YET he seems to have accumu.
lated monc%. Fortune appears to have
knocked at hia door,
II don't believe she merely knocked ::
she must have broken right in
Brooklyn Citizen.