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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

holding down In Eureka. but with b.,.
ter chances Of advancemont.-Eurs
Reporter. LIST.
Mrs. u. u. Dickinson of pri,. So.
in Eureka this week. being tho g,..,
VI Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Thurrnora
The Dickinsons are former reside,,.
NJ this city.--Eureka Reporter. L.,
p. G. Fcrron. the gilsonit. and
clatcritc operator over In the r,s,rv,
ton country, stopped at the Taysr,
Sunday and Monday en- route HON.
from Zion. lie was accompanied nv
Mrs. Fcrron.
George NJ. Miller. former rer.
chant and banker at HuntlnRton ~.
down from Zion yestcrd9t on his VA,
10 Emery county. IIo has been t,kins
IL easy. he says. since going o. m.
state capital TO live.
MIR. and Mrs J. G.. wector b,v.
returned from San Francisco. vbsr.
they have been visiting their a,
Lieut.. Ellis wccter. who has been IN
the hospital at the Preside. Lieutsn.
ant wecter has now sufficiently r..
covered to return TO his regimen, Al
Camp Lewis. wash.-saturday Trl.
hume.
-Stylian staes and There's papp,s
leave Sunday next for Thurbcr. Ney
where the former II heavily Interest.
cd In the olympus Mining and Milling
company property which just nov II
promising 60 become one OF the good
producers 81 that section. The latter
will take n position at the property
and assist in It's development on a
broader scale.
Harry e. Kingsland left Mpude
Tor Price TO enlist From there h.
viii go To- De Bcquc. Colo. a. visit
with his parents and sisters His posi-.
tion aH manager Of the Uintah Build.
crS' supply will be hard Ca fill kings.
land IN member Of the now Mlton
town board and ~ president ct the
business Mems league. Tie will be
miEscd.-Myton Free Press. 1t.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
WAR CAMPAIGNS AND THE III.
FECr ON BUSINESS.

This THRIFT stamp and war savings
campaign II not going Go knock the
business OF Eastern Utah into n cooked
hat Fears that have boon expressed
la this connection are Eroundlcss.
Thing may not always appear In -
rosy light. hut tho ultimate result ~
nothing to worry about. Let's look at
Canada. which has been IN the war
since 1914 In the winter OF 1914 and
during most ct 1915 Canada was
rncked by the some highly accrntu-
atcd campaigns aH We are at present.
nut today Canada u more prosperous
than ever In her history. There u
more business. more goods being sold,
more people with money a. buy. NOR,
money In circulation. more money
loaned t. the government In the pur'
chase ~ bonds. ana NOR" building
more ali round prosperity than wa'
dreamed Ut ~ possible when the wal
started.
There H. NO reason nj all To- hvliov'
that this country win have u differ
ent experience We are not the cN'
pericnccd war hands that the Cana
dams are They know the game ant
have seen the worst that u can de- Il
the nation economically, We will h.
reasonably prosperous throughout th'
war and Tor an indefinite period after
wards \ lot of Ne may bee hyHtrrica
over what ought o. be- done and als'
what must" be done aud all the rec
Of the big plans and hopes and fears
Ultimately the situation viii strnigh
ten cut aud there viii be- bette
Errtcrn Utah In the futur" Than u
the past 90 present
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
VICTORY
BREAD

2 cups wheat flour
2 cups cornmeal (white)
2 cups graham flour
~ quarts milk and water
milk scalded)
VI yeast cake (dissolved)
2 tablespoonfuls salt
2 tablespoonfuls sugar or karo
syrup.
Make into soft dough (when
light IL will not double its bulk) (;
mold into loaves; let stand ten
90 fifteen minutes until oven is
hot; bake lh hours-one hour
in hot oven and one-half hour in
cool oven.
Recipes will be furnished for
the asking for
RYE BREAD
WAR BREAD
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
POTATO BREAD
BRAN BREAD.
Use one of the above and help
win the war.
We have an assorted stock of
war flour. Also the best you can
get in Hay. Grain, Millstuff and
Salt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
JrNH'S SAGEBtUsu MAY
VET PROVE or VALUE

ono hundred pounds of native Utah
Hagchrush, gathered near Draper was
shipped by express TO the United
States forest products laboraiory
Madison, Wis, nj AN urgent request
received recently la telegram ~
President John a, widtsoc Of the TAI
vorsity OF Utah.
There was no statement from the
Wisconsin government institution re-
gardinE the use 20 which the Sampl"
OF shrubbery was 10 be put. hut on
Inquiry II came 20 light that sago-
brush contains many valuable chem
icals.
Professor widtsoc states that tho
call for the brush from the Eastern
laboratory may moan that now pro-
cosses have been discovered and that
the historical weed" OF tho home
stoader may become OF industri Al
value.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

The sun this week II In receipt Of
probably ScVeniy-fivc columns of
news on the activities Of the govern
ment from various boards. bureaus
and departments. 10 say nothing Of
that from the state food adminiStra-
ton. educational institutions. eutomo-
bile manufacturers, the Red Cross,
Christian Scientists and any number
of others seeking free publicity. The
sun foregoes the pleasure OF using
them because OF matter OF more local
Interest and from which comes that
helping 20 edit the payroll,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

In March there will be four special
elections In New York state 20 fill va
caneies In the congressional delega'
ton occasloned by death and resigna-
ton. The recently enfranchised wo-
men OF New York will then vote for
the first time In an election involving
"A party distinction. The four seats
have been held by democrats. and Il
will be interesting 10 scan the returns
from these districts as AN index OF the
probable affiliation OF the new voters
We imagine that the democratic cam
paign slogan viii not vary from that
used In similar cases The voters viii
be adjured 90 stand by the presi'
dent" They will he told that vote
for a republican II q vote for Prus
sianism and for the kaiser" The,
will be camouflaged 90 the limit In 81
matters relating 20 the treatment &C
corded their boys in camp, and Gar
fields fuel fast days will be lightly
touched upon. ON the republican sid
there viii be opportunity for plaiI
speaking which the situation demands
II Is hoped there win be no dispositiol
20 dodge. the issue.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Trying 60 draw parallel from ciNil
wrr times h difficult even for demo-
cratic editors and certooni-ts. Lin
coin was criticiucd-hut Wilson In not
a Lincoln. stanton was criticiscd-
hut naker il not stanton. wcllc'
was crlticiHrd-vbut Daniels Il not even
Gideon wellcs. Grant and sherman
we're criticiucd-but me- one can yet
nay whether Porahing and sibort aud
the others ar. going 10 turn out TO be-
Grants aud ShermanH or not
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
CLASSICS TuNT MAY BE nan ron
THE ASKING.

Each SENATOR has had placed q" his
credit. Tor diririhution among his po'
iitical supporters at homie. ten copies
OF Brachycentops-A Ceratnpsian
Dinosaur." " you have been over
looked In the matter send At once e.
your senator for a copy. AFTER you
have read the document you viii
doubtless feel consuming desire 10
possess The Middle TriaHslc Marine
Invertcbrate Faunas OF North Amer
lea" and "Recurrcnt Tropldohptus
Zones OF Upper Devonian."
All these. arl more. can b. obtained
from the same source as the first II
the supply Of these documents h not
distributed within reasonable length
OF time they will be disposed OF as old
paper. All Of which. with many other
examples that might be mentioned. H.
Iustrate the ahsurdity OF the present
system OF document distribution hS
senators and representatives.
To curs the evli senator Reed smoo'
OF Utah. ranking republican "f tn
printing committee. has worked fo'
several years 10 secure the passage 81
TN authorizing the free distribution
by senator's and members of doou
ments up TO certain value. rathsl
than 10 allot 20 each an arbitrary
number OF every document, for mann
OF which there ls no demand what
ever
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

one OF the strongest arguments IN
favor OF the home merchant IN that he
Is a personal friend ~ his customers
His advice is worth money. lie thor
oughly knows the goods he trades IN
and IL IN position 20 tell prospective
buyers what 10 watch out for. As a
matter OF fact, ne instructs the pub-
lie. Most OF us got our entire educa-
ton about various necessarics and
luxuries OF life from ouI storekeepers
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. NJ. u. Hall Of Rains was a
guest Of the Savoy In Price last Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. q. p. Larsen of
Clear Creek were Savoy guests Tues
day and Wednesday last.
C. X. Rockhoid and u. q. McDcr-
maid ~ sunnysidc autographed at the
Tavern on Tuesday last
Mrs. II. 4. olcnny and Mrs. G.
y. Russell Of Watts were registered
nj the Savoy last Tuesday
%. ~. Montgomery and wife Of
sunnyHlde were at the Tavern over
Sunday. going TO salt Lake City.
Mis- Blanche Robb IL back home
after a brief trip 70 Salt Lake city.
called there by the Illness Of sister.
Mrs. J. NJ Graham OF salt Lake
City was at the Tavern Sunday en-
route Co Emery county. her former
home.
Al NJ. Cameron Of Chicago spent
couple Of days recently In Price. the
guest Of his sistcr-in-iaw. Mrs T. II.
Mcmillan.
II. u. Kirkpatrick Of sunnysidc
and J. NJ. siapp Of Castle Gate were
among the visitors In the county scat
this week
-. \. King. the Salt Lake city at
torncy. was here on business OF q legal
nature last Tuesday lie stopped az
the TavcIn.
Mrs W. y. Knox 81 iliawatha
registered VI the Tavern Sunday She
was en- route home from visit 90
the state capital
University uf Utah has an announce.
mcnt g. students II the Carbon county
high school and others ON IN. third
page 81 this impression ~ The sun.
IL NJ Price. county agent. has r..
turned from trip Of three weeks Ca
] Logan. where he has been trcsheninR
up. NJ u were. ON matters agricultural
bryan Olson. who has been away
from Price for about \ year, came In
Friday from Supctior. Nyo.. on a visit
TO his parents. Nh Ohd MrH. w ~
/ Olson.
j. =. Allen Of ogden war here
Tuesday and Wednesday checking M
with y, NJ, NasitE manager Of ScoW.
"rofts business here. Tie IL the audi.
I cor uf that concern.
Mrs. ]. I. Henson at Castle Gate
| h here with her parents. Mr.. and MR.
e., ", Stratc. on account Ut her mo-
theirs Illness she viii remain for some
timc.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. lot
--Oeorgc q. McKunc has returned
to Colorado springs, Colo, after a
visit Of several weeks with hi son.
I Robert McKunc, OF this citv. lie may
come back shortly 10 remain pcrman,
emily,
-Miss Alice Moss 1T jamestown.
y, H., arrived In Price this week a.
take position as sunogrnphrr with
John ScoYCroft Sons A Co, whole,
HalerF, SHE n daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. u, IS Moss OF the Elite Jeweir,
company and h said 10 be- an expert
In her work,
jeff Bradley, who for some years
past has been connected with the Utah
Power company az this place. left thi,
week for Helper. where he viii be
employed by the same company. ~,
has moved his family 90 that city
The work which he viii do there /,
similar 90 the Job which he has beer
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

To remedy a shortage OF containe's
In the South at the beginning Of the
canning season. the department OF as
riculture' In cooperation with tho
and manufacturers, arranged for the
shipment Of more than 100000 I'm
cans In carload lots from certain fac
tories direct to counties where they
were needed. The cans were sold az
cost plus the freight and handlins
charges thereby enabling a Saving e'-
timated at more than $4,000.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

II il said hy those who have em-
ployed them that the Chimes always
cook by rulo-following the recipe
with tho same scientific cNactness
with which druggists put up pre-
scrlption. uoncr their results are
equally satisfactory. They never burn
or spoil anything, nor spill materials
on the floor. consequently nothing
that goes through their hands Is
wasted. They cook just enough and
no more.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

No country ever had a brighter out
look than has the Price River Valley.
The scofi.ld reservoir project aud the
building OF the government post road
out of Price through Emery county
are 20 make this section more attrac-
tive not only To- the homeHeckcr, hut
for those already here.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

New rules submitted Ia the republic
can congressional campaign commit
e. by its rule committee propose the
creation OF standing committees on
organization OF women voters and on
plan and scope of organization" The
latter Is designed to Greet efforts to-
ward bringing unatta' ned voters into
the republican party.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
NOTICE-STATE or uTAm, cow

~ Of Carbon. In the Price Precinct of
SAID county ! have In my possession
the following described stray animals
which II not claimed ana taken away,
win be sold AZ public auction 20 the
highest cash bidder AT my residence
IN Price precinct on the 18th DAY OF
February, 1915, at the hour 81 4
o'clock D. m; one red steer calf
about year and "A half cd. Marks.
Swallowfork and underbit In right ear
ana underslope In lett ear, branded
0 heart within circle, Said estray was
taken up by me In said precinct on
the "a day Of February, 1918. ORsON
A. LARSEN, Poundkeeprr Tor Price
| Precinct
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

There ought to be a few dollars for
Chairman Brynor In ruling the county
icchouse. which Job was delegated 20
him by the county commissioners last
Tuesday. Some long dragging accounts
may at least be- turned into county
Mnrfnnin
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Government operation Of the rail.
roads means no more newspaper ad-
vcrtlslng and the cutting out Of passes
Co numerous railroad attorneys PITY
the poor lawyer
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

one Of the subjects OF frequent
common, In Price regarding contribu-
tions 60 war work II that the same
people too frequently are asked for
funds. Therc are Homc In Carbon
county who haven't ever been ap-
preached Co contribute.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

W. =, Romncy has been shorh Of
any authority In matters pertaining to
the Utah State fair. Hereafter he'll
simply preside at the meeting Of the
board 81 directors Others might also
be- named who could with honor a.
the state aud profit TO the association
be dropped.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08


covered. Tests OF various processes
have been made. with u view To- deter
mining which II the best Tor the treat
ment of the Uintah baSln shalrs. and
the Jensen plant II Ia be- given "a trv-
out.
J. l., Donahue. one of the incorpor-
ators of the Wyoming OH com-
pany. interviewed at Green River 30
Gently saids AS a consequence of our
Investigations. several complete plants
Ia extract and refine oil from the San
Rafael oil sands will he Installed DUE
ing the spring and summer, and "a
pipeline viii soon be constructed 90
transport the refined products to
Green River"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

carbon countys an ssed valuation
this year is cSpccfc 70 exceed twenty
million dollars. NJ pre- ~ ouey for Ham
n,on and Bryncr h ssuandcr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

There are talking machines by the
score. but there Is nothing better than
the columbia-nothing quite 80 long
lasting. Sumner can supply you
Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
CmNMnERLAIN,s TNnIErs.

These tablets are intended especial,
Tor disorders OF the stomach, liver and
bowels. II sou are troubled with
heartburn, indigestion or constipation
they will do you good.--Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

It's only before election that Price
Il assured Of "a better and purcr water
supply
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
AnvERTIsING RATES.

went mourning without The sun;
Z stood up aud cried In the congrcgs-
tIon.-.Iob. aO.2s.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
Price Commission Co.

License No. a.. ill3i,
PHONE tS8 PRICE, UTAH
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Are you a Judge OF music? Get ON
the Columbia record list and YOU will
surprise your friends.~-Advt 49,,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
High VALUES DRIVE MOktYED
MEN AWAY

lconlInued DOOM pago lhree.l
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
CASH AND CARRY

Fresh Fish and Oysters Every Tuc.d.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
GRAND AMERICAN
HANDICAP SHOOT

Programs of the Grand American
Trapshooting Handicap Tournament
the blue ribbon event of trapdom and
the greatest spectacle in the world
from the viewpoint of the thousands of
trapshooters who have participated in
competitive shoots during the past five
years.
The "G A. H. as the big shootfest
Is best known will be held for the second
successive year under the auspices of the
South Shore Country Club, Chicago,
ILL.,, and the dates of the tournament are
August 5. 6, Z, y and Q. Changes are
slight as regards the events, but IN the
distribution of the prize money change
rs announced that Is mighty important
in these days of stress.
One-half of all winnings of 5000 or less
will he paid in War Savings Stamps and
one-balf Of all winnings over $500 will be
paid in Liberty Bonds-or in other words,
one-half of the prize money of the tourna-
nent will hc paid IN War Savings Stamps
and Liberty Ponds This means that the
nited States government will reap about
5000 To help III prosecuting the war
against the Huns
IL has been customary III other years TO
allow the winners of State championships
is IN number $50 toward their en-
pcnscs to the Grand American Handicap
This wear the winner of each State cham
who participates IN the National
Amateur Championship will hc given
$50 Liberty Pond which will help swell
he total
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10

son as the best method u killing rabbit
Tor commercial purposes, although tbr
method ~ impossible, II course, when tb'
animal q also 10 be used for food The
most efhcanOBs posiOn u girycbinc, whicl
should be placed IN pieces II apple %
melon riud aud placed NJ intervals sl0nI
rabbit paths or runs. Care should b.
taken not 10 place the t,jia0ned bait vhr .
children and domestic animals might ~
~ For this reason IL is better ~ Ise the
posion method only ~ winter when
cattle and horses are not ~ likely ~ cofns
across y. FDr hat-makinR the poisoned
SKIN p preferred, since shot usually tearf
the skin and renders Il uselees
For years, efforts have been made n
establish market for rabHt-akins -.
peciaily Jack-rabbit skins Such a market
mas at last bceD contributed by American
hatters, u ia nov up 10 the citizens - tho
vest and middle vest ~ maintain ~. not
only ~ personal duty bot as q duly ~
tho who.e nation which, without barge
number oi American rabbit SKINS, may
have 70 q hatless
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
RACE STIRs pATRI OTs.
Garbage, Wearing National Colors. Gets
OvA ion When lie Wine

New York July 10 II needs only /,
spark - set 1T 2 loyalty ezploaou iho-e
days When Garbagc beat Bar ~ Phrr-
NIX and Airrnan n the fifth racr 1T Aqlr-
duct Yn8icrd3y under he Red White and
Biua = Major g. y tassatf, tho crD7I
suddenly vent iuto 2 srfni-frenzy ~ rn-
tbugiasn. when the band. quick ~ srrf.
and ~ measure tbe feelings n those pr
cnt, blared forth with oluTnbla The Z f,oiu
~ tho Ocean, with It's Three fhccr f9r
the Red White and Blue he crowd -
most stood on - collective hoad
When Major tossatt, who S now 10 thc
army and whose opportunities for enJOf-
ing days sport are low and far tf-
tween, walked down from The clubbouse
toward the Judges stand ~ yet closcr
girnpse - ms horse, the rrywd broke
forth afrcsh and such . welcome has
rarely, i ever, been gwen ~ any owner
an the history - the American turf
NJ Brooklyn handicap, NJ fItnri'y ever
aroused moro noisy ~ more explpzivc rz-
PRECISION oi ioeliug than the nning IF
this cheap 7ellng race by Garbage The
"col0rs were back ~ j and the poDuar-
ity of Major Cassatf. whosr portsuar-
ship and DEVOTION 10 racing have long bcco
appreciated
Inc sIrging f. thc rail, the sponfanrogs
outhurst ~ rhcers 81 Rowan brought Ciay-
bage back % ne -cales, was ggnihrsnt
ef the patriotism 1hich s ever ready 10
boil over IN the slightest frovocatlou
They we're tribute, too ~ me nan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
VICTORY Is CERTAIN.
Rev. ID. X. kcnucy.

It may be delayed, and We know not how
long,
But victory viii come To the right agalns;
wrong,
The guns OF the KAISER some day will bc
hushcd,
His flags all be furlod, and his great army
crushed
Whatever else happens tho Allies viii win.
And out nf this world war. its struggle
and din,
VIII come new planet, clcanscd whito in
the tide
OF he blood of brave warriors. who vii
linglv died
YES, gladly gave ALT that Democracy
might
Here find safe place and that freedom
and right
Mav flourish forever. untouched hy tho
hands
OF autocrat rulers. who'd govern all lands.
Defeat of the Germans must come IN the
end
As long as the need be- our nation will
send
Our soldiers and money till there shall
not he
Lett one man or dollar, on this side the sea.
And if the day comes that the ranks must
he filled
Ry Others. because al the men have heen
killed
Wives mothers and daughters Will
shoulder the guns
And tight tiI they've beaten the blood
THIRSTY Huns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
IN "STAR CHAMBER
Levy Court Gives "A Hearing 10 Down
County Delegations.

In "star chamber" for two and one
half hours, yesterday, Levy Court heard
residents Of the town Of st. Georges and
representatives Of the Marlin-Rockwell
Loading Go.
The delegation from st. Gcorgs wanted
the court To ask the Chesapeake x Del
aware Canal Co. to erect n new bridge
over the canal in that town and to require
the company to protect st. Georges new
concrete street from inundation by the
canal.
Representatives Of the Marlin-Rock-
well Loading Co, which is erecting munl-
tlon plants near Port Penn, submitted
plans for river bank and road work IN
that locality. Action wns deferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
BUILDS YOU UP
IN TWO WEEKS
CHASCO-VIN the Iron and Combination
Tonic is a Real Body-Builder for Nerv-
Gus and Rundown Men, Women
and hildren.

II rou are nervous and -In-,ioV-u
undergeIght pale and weak and ran 3
eat or s!erp Is you should { hascn-A %
the Iron and Combination Tome rIll
bmid you up and increase your strength
and vitality, often l0Oer IN Two preek
thaSso-Nin makes rich, rpd blood and
Is p wonderful tome for ,Ickly and irail
children and The old and feebie. For sale
by Miller Drug store, 404-i06 Market
Fverv Evenings classified advertise
ment- BRING results. Proved ~ the satis.
faction Of many and Will bc 70 roi ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-10
WANTS.
by George Matthew Adams.

When the time arrives when vo,i
feel that you have everything
that you want that Won want moth
ing more that viii he the hour that
vou better give over to taking down
yuur tent That viii be the time
most appropriate for YOU To steal
away into utter oblivion
Character begins ta crlimble
just rs soon rs the soul inside of II
longs or nothing more.
The glory Of comparative poverty
hes IN its inspiration For IN the
house Of poverty, there arc wants,
wants. wants Md tho more
YOU want thing, the surer vou
are 60 work for II
But want for tho right thing Ior
Il you want for the wrong thing,
il would bc better that Won wanted
for nothing ~ the beginning
Want for real things worthwhile
things things that INSPIRE after
Nou have gotten them
II Ia not enough to be merely
clothed. fed. sheltered. i man
should be surrounded at most
stages Of his hfc with attalion Of
wants
Mud man should always IN
Pee 7 to receive most nf the things
he wants OF course. hc Wont
get them al. but hc should tN-
PECT to gct them, anyway
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