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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

Euzahc Richard, lot. north bv vendor.
south lT stree val. 800 90; paris
.aj, state nos, con. vet u. good
roads %, NcrmIiion schuol 81, Bayou
There .p5 --.--s A.
Adolph Thcriot, lots, north by Landr,
south by louyard, val $4,000: parish
$40, state 81 IS. con. vet 81. good
roads, .OS, Vcrmiliun school 81, Bayou
Tigrc Al 10.
DR.. l. r Young, | lot, tao e. trout hv
40 Ct. deep. val. t5S0.On; parish - 90
state $40, con. vet Ct good roads
rs, NcrmlIion school $L7i, Bayou
Tigre g. 30
CORPORATION OF DELCAMBRE.
Azolic Ahshirc, I lot in porporaiion Of
Dclcambrc, val. $1,000; parish a,
state 30, con. vet 10, good roads %.
Ncrmil,ou school "7. Bayou Tigrc -,
Uclcamhrc school Is
!. u. Bertrand. tot 3. corp of DcIcambrr
val 5000; parish 20, state 10, con.
vet .o5, good r ia OF, Ncrmilion
school .0G, Bayou Tigro 10, Dclcam
hrc school 10
rcliciau Duhou, lot in corp. of Del
.
.0l Ncrmiiiou gchool.l2. Bayou Tigrc
10. nclcamhrc school 10
SECOND WARD.
Nictorinc Rclaugcr, > GG 100 acres, ne
qurrcd from net of partition Of j. u.
Rclaugc, val $1,000; parish 30, state
80 con. vet 10. good roads, OF, Yer
million school y, South Bayou Tigrc
49,
Galhcrt Rroussnrd, \ acrcg acquired
from Sue Of Bcl2irc Brougsard, val.
5000, parish 90, state 80, con. vet
10, good roads %, Nrrmiltou school
y. South Bayou Tigrc $40.
Elra II. Couucr, lda acres, s. +. a ~,
See ,, TIP. ~, Range East, val
$4,000, parish $3.50, state SO, con
vet ld, good roads OF, Ncrmiipn
school 50, Prairie Grcig drainage -
VI Il cook. GO acres. s. :. of Sec. ,,
y :, of Sc :. IN ii, Range East
val. $4,000; parish A. 70. state 81 %.
CON vet Gt. good roais II. Normil
ION school $l7L Prairie Greg drain
aye f2"On.
Mrs Robert Smith, 30 arpcuts, acquired
from Doris Broueg1rd, val. $4,000;
parish 1870, state 500, con. vet
IS, good roads %, NcrmIlion school
o. South Bayou Tigrc $3.50.
~ II whitaker, 80 acres, y. ., Of S.
T. 4, See. 10, Tp IT.. Range East
val go 90; parish 10, state 40. con
vet. .oS, good roads %, Vcrmilion
School -
THIRD WARD.
Mrs l.. l. Vaughn. lots {. \. block .,
\ruc' add, aud tmp, val $40 90 /.
parish ~ 80, state -, con. vet. H..
good roads .ni, Ncrmiion school 80,
\. H. schopl, I mills, So Ord ward
road g., Npupgs Foulrr u. y. -.
CORPORATION OF ABBEvILLE.
ScyiEne Common, Jr,. lot, 30 1T front
on East St. by Ia II. deep and imp,
val. 100000; parish Al 90, state ~ TO-,
poll 81 90, con. vet %, good roads
~, Ncrmilion school 60, H. II. school
$40, Ord ward road 800. a. H.
school no So
Louisa Gadison. y Of LOT T., Bourquc :
.. add, and imp. val. $1,000 parish .A5,
state 81, con vet 90, good roads 90,
Vcrmlion school .37, A. It. school 40
! rs, 3rd ward road .45. a. II. school
No . &c.
.'Tosamau Sons. Jr, Lot 90, Bourquc ,.
odd and imp, val. $1,000; parish 10.
state Is, son, vet, IL, good roads
o., Ncrmilinn school -, A. II. school
Ny. | %, 31i ward road 10, A. II.
school No. . SO
Julien Guidry, undivided y interest In
lots :, &, hlock -, Noungs add. and
imp. val $1,000; tan.h 70 state -
con vet -, good roads 0l, rermil
.Yh 4 4 ri
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

- was running tbinps 'suit me
Till year OF so ngo.
When a man called Woodrow Wilson
Wrote me to go slow.
So lie said 10 me: Dear William,
We don I want g., mike you sore,
80 be sure to tell Your boats.
Not 10 sink our ships any more.
% We have told YOU the last time,
50 dear, !ill, it's MP 10 vcI.
Aud if YOU don Z stop II.
Nou'll have to fight us, too.
i did not listen TO him
Aud he's coming after me.
With n million Yankee soldiers,
From their home uerVss the sea
'Now that = why / eall,a. Satan.
For ! want advice fro0. YOU.
| knew TINT YOU would tel me
just what | had 10 do.
Ny dear old KaiScic liam.
rhcrc's not much eFh, 10 tell.
Fer the Yank' will make i hotctr
Then can for you In iell.
- We been mean old Dwil,
But not half 50 mcaf =, you;
.\nd the minute YOU gtFAdy,
I will give my job to-
IN
- II he ready for your coming
And II keep the fires aik bright,
And IN have vour room, III ready
When the Yanks hcgl - fight.
For the khaki bog. vii n YOU
| have no more &c tell
Hang mp the phone aud get your hat
And meet use hove IN Hsl.n
corporal Parks, Mnttcry b.. i4t r. \
Camp BcHurcgurd.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
GODS FIGHT,

70 have an dt1 hold
RI" store Of gordil voh
Will anger thV Creator.
And sooner Or later
His baud shall smite thee
Like blasted tree.
for this is God 5 fght,
With Satan aud his might,
a thousand wars In one.
And listen; Shall the Hun.
Who bears old Satan's flag,
Make of ours a dirty ragl
Navl Nay, Pile ur the gold
~ thousand thousand fold,
Ton after ton, shining hoard.
And dedicate IL 10 your Lord,
TIL Liberty, that gave thee birth.
Shall walk serene throughout the Garth
w. r. Osborne, Mo1ringsport, La
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

Mrs. Enc p KIcppe, Avorill. Mimi
writes, - was ~ a sauitarium three
weeks at one time, two weeks another
inc, for rheumntisri ana kidney .tron-
lie and got no rel'ef. ON nv return
'cgan using Foley Eidney Pills; found
immediate relief; il,f .ts4tle completed
ne cure. AlweI' use ghen / feel
ain in nv back. -
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
MoRBIDrTY WEEKLY REPORT.

Week ending June x, l9iS.
Ccrrbro4pinrI Meningitis: Alicu /;
Rnpidcs . lRarilas: Camp Bcaurc
gard !, Pircv'lIc -
Typhoid: Ascension !. A,oycllcs ].
= Baton RougSS. thcria ., IcG paiy-
., LAFAYETTE ]. rafourchc =, Orleans ,,
Plaqucnincs .. Rapid. !. 81. Jamcs -,
ST. Landry .. 81 Mary ;. ST. Tammany
/, Taugipahoa /, Tcucbonnc =, Nermii
ION
Smsllpox. Cadlo !. pcSoto !. iberia
3. JEFF Davis .. Orleans &, Rapidcs a.
e. Martin !, TonEipahon ..
Diphthcria: Ascension !, Lafayette
., Orleans Is pointc CouPee 3, 81
Mary l.
Loprosy: Orleans J.
--w.S.E--
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
STATE TAX SALE
OF II - Z. PROPERTY
Taxes due state Of Louisiana. Parish
of Vermilion. Drainage Districts.
Road Districts, Schools. Good Roads
and Confederate Veterans.

BY virtue Of the authority vcstcd in
nae hv the Constitution aud Laws Of the
state of Louisiana, | will sell AT public
auction. Go the last aud highest hrddcr,
nj the principal front door of the Court
HOUSE, in Ahhcyillr, Ia, 50 which the
civil District Court Of said Parish IL
held, within the legal prescribed hy law
for Judicial salcs, beginning nj II
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
A Pump aid Ems Ie to save
your Rice C)ropl9
s-J. summers

George W. vi lockersi former Az.
torney General ~ OF sc lied ststss.
says; business a az ~ aean, waste
Ias asasi," 81
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

Thrift and patriotism are syuouy'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
" q. &. ---a--a-
M ''hl PROMOTED.

hc kHlsrr 01l'.I "a, hail
Ou the i,'rul ,n,. ,,.. ,L.,
All they had En- .,,.
On llrll"' SAID ,r, t,,is,,'. ,.oi....
' J. old man g., op..f
That wants ~, ,NeE phour.
y
10" Devil sa'd = .,N-c, ~ RIIi,
Aud 1875 ~at' VoN aFv Nuu'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

Become a stock holder in the United
sto,ss--buy War savings Stamps
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15

W. R. Osborne, Mo3ringsport, La.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

War to End in 1919

Some of those higher up"
are now willing to hazard the
statement that the end of the
war will come s~metime in 1919.
Such an announcement comes
from our own Chief of Staff,
General March, and the most
welcome statement so far made
by any person in a position
where he ought to know. But
this statement was not. made
without qualifications, and it is,
perhaps subject TO more qualifi-
cations than were given. 1t is
likely that it was only meant
that this country would be in a
position to win the war SO lar as
man power and transportation
alilities are concerned.
fore than three million men
are now under arms. These
have all left the lines Of produc-
ton and gone into tha5 Of de-
sracdoA Besides that, more
.han q million foreigners came
. f,1ss rybo,,os 0,ya5.s, ,roa~ he fCro
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Had to be Lifted
Out. of Her Chair
:. People Say ] Am the Picture of
Health" Declares Mrs. Corbitt
Has Gained Sixteen Pounds
on Tanlac.

In just the little while / have
been taking Tanlac have gain
ed sixteen pounds, and people
tell me | am just the picture of
health" said Mrs. T. C. Corbitt.
residing at II Ponders avenue.
Atlanta, Ca, some time ago.
| was so run down and weak
from eight years of suffering
with stomach trouble that | had
hardly any more strength than a
baby. Everything / ate seemed
TO poison'my stomach. and gas
would form until it would swell
me Up and cause me hours of
agony. | had to be lifted out of
my Chair when | sat down to
rest, and couldn't have climbed
q fight Of stairs if ny life had
depended on it. spent lots of
money on medicines, but couldn't
get any relief.
AS lastfesort took TanIac,
and it proved to be Just the thing
| needed. It's just remarkable
how fast ! improved after / be-
& an using it. | have a splendid
APPETITE now, and it seems that
NEST everything eat agrees
with me and builds me up, for
/ have increased sixteen pounds
in weight and am a well woman
again. ] haven't sign of my
old troubles any more, and my
strength has come back to me in
iuIl force, and | can do most
anything / want TO-
Tanlac is sold in Okolona by
wv. Il. Bearden and by one estab-
lisbed agency in every town. adv
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
W.s.s.
Notice to Subscribers

Three more issues Of the paper
viii be gotten out under the old
order of things. After that, We
viii goto q strictly in advance
basis. If YOU are not paid ahead
YOU will onlyreceive three more
papers. Since making the first
announcement, an extension Of
time has been granted to the
publishers in which to collect up.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Wss.


We are collecting up all sub
scription accounts and taxing
subscriptions in accordance With
she regulations Of the War Trade
Board. II you are due us Oh ac-
count, we will take pay in any
hing we can use, and that IS
most things that any other per-
son uses. Remember, in three
weeks we revise our list and
fron that date we will send the
paper to no person who is IN
arrears.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
W.ss.

Local auto owners here pretty
generally carried out the fuel
saving request last Sunday.
However there seemed to be a
few 'slackers". 1t may be that
there were none and that those
who used their cars Sunday were
within the bounds Of those ex-
empt from the request. It is
necessary that gasoline be saved
and the only way in which this
can be done is to cut out Joy rid
ing. This can be done to the
profit both Of the rider and The
government, and we t'ust there
viii be no more Sunday pleasure
trips here until d sufficient sup
oiy of gasoline has been saved
to tide over the present shortage.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Entered at the Post Office in Okolona,
Miss. as Second Class Mail Matter
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
ADVERTISING RATES

Display adverlis'nq 10 cents Per
single column Tor space. With charge
q S cents per inch fer all composition
This rate means without position.
Readers. 5 cents per line. Polai
esl advertising and other long readers
are charged al display rate.
One price to al alike.
We employ no agents; we pay ne
commissions.
10 advertisement taken for lass tho.
$ cents.
Ag notices val be charged r.
where an admission fee is 6har7ed o.
uo8ey collected for any purpose
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

We have decided, however, to
stay by the announcement we
made when the ruling first came
out. NO MORE CREDIT SUB
SCRIPTIONS AFTER OCTO-
Der 1ST. It's pay or no paper.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
For Sale

A few grade Hereford heifers
and young cows. Cows have
young calves at foot. A new
Crossett silo for S275. Which is
a bargain. Size 14X32. holding
about 115 tons. Remember, No.
2 silos cannot be bought from
factory now as Government takes
all Of the best lumber.
T. L. Word.
OkoIona, Miss.
Southern Phone
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

For RENT Store Building and
Cotton Yard on Main street.
Okolona. S. G. Jones. tt
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

Grocery Bargains at Brady
Bros. See list in this weeks
Messenger.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
nc Strong WiLasgAn9 sae ssl
Summer Better TIsau Che Weak

Oil people who are feeble and younger peociy
who are weak, VIII be stssastliyaat sind ensbiqd &
50 through the depressing heat Of summer By tab
ms GROVES TASrELESSc chin TONIC. Il puriiie.
aud enriches the blood and builds the wholssys
ten, You can soon feel It's Strengthening, Inylgof
afing Eject coo.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

{ Littis fault would 10 found witt
people who tell ail they know K they
would quit when they have done shRa
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

One. complete Picture Show, in
good running order. Leaving
town is reason for selling.
Apply 10 Mill-Capp Theatre,
0kolona, Miss.
A. S. Miller,
Manager.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Ne 0nlaina TFat Does Not Affect iN0 iasd

Beeasise 81 its tonic am laxative effect. LAxA.
TIVE BRpAIO QuININfsi is better than ordinary
Outline and does not cause nervousness nor
firaing ia head. Remember the full name and
loci for the signature OF Il. W. GROVE. SOC.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05

Telephones; Residence, Ind l26:
Office: Independent22; Cumberland 90
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Notice to tie Public

Notice is hereby given that
my wife, Lille Winningham, has
left my home and that ] will not
be responsible for any debts she
may contract.
This Sept. 8, 1918.
3tp Bruce Winningham-
For Sale
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
OEOLOSA MESSENGER
EsTABLlsHED 1879.

" T QUINN. Editor and Publisher
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
Business Notices
e - { . see.ceeeEeeeeg

m
'sesssesseseee seseesesesse
Two Registered Duroc Jersey
9o#s for sale, will bring pigs
Gfat Of Sept. Also s pigs for
sale. r. II. Haughton,' OkoIona,
Miss.
For SALE; Registered Duroc
Jersey pigs, farroWed April 28th
Best Of Daroc blood.
]. S. Price,
0koIona, Miss.
d am agent tor Monarch Tailor
ina Go, of Chicago, and S. B.
Rose, Of Chicago and would ike
to take your measure for your
Fail Suit. Moderate price. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
HODECK, the Tailor.
Both Phones.
For SALE SO acre farm, one
mile from 0kolona, Cheap for
immediate sale.
If s. c. Jones.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-09-05
orove's Tasteless clliIl Tonic

es.roya the malarial scrHs which are transmitted
4ao blood by thc Malaria Mosquito. Price Gee
Evening journal., 1918-10-08

What makes this powerful German
thing so horrible is that It's soul has
been destroyed. From human under
standing 1t is utterly cut of. When the
world talks OF morality, Of right and
wrong, Of faith and humanity, OF some
thing higher than the law Of self
preservation, It leers and says: "Hypo-
crisy has its uses. But let's get through
with all the necessary phrases and
talk Of what we mean" IL does not
know what we are talking about. 1t
does not know fundamentally why we
are at war with what II represents. And
II does not know that IL doesn't know.
More terrifying than It's crimes is the
unIathormable fact that it is apparent
ly unaware Of its criminality. There
fore, It cannot comprehend the horror
with which civilization regards its acts.
This seems a necessary conclusion, for
how otherwise could you account for
the face with which it insults its
enemies by purpOsing first truce and
then negotiationsP
The new Imperial Chancellor speaks
OF a new" German government and OF
a new" epoch in Germanys internal
history, dating from a decree Of the
H0henzOllerns. He has the colossal i'm
pudence.-Or shall we say the abysmal
misunderstanding? TO say that at the
peace negotiations the new German
government shall use It's efforts to
stipulate in the treaties for conditions
and institutions in all lands to Improve
the lot Of the laborers.
All Of that is German rubbish.
The Kaiser also speaks. Il seems IN
credible. He says:
but Will only extend my hand for
an honorable peace"
The world will hot touch that hand.
The German Kaiser has but one peace
TO make, and that is his own peace
with God. And as we believe In Coo
so we believe that he cannot make
peace with Him until he has paid a
price beyond the power Of mankind TO
Imagine. That Is Gods own business
He leaves much for us to do, in our
way. with all the faith and fortitude
we have.
Little as the Germans know or the
moral values which the rest OF US VIII
save or perish in the effort, they seem
10 know even less about the tempera-
ment Of the American people.
They thought we sold arms and am
munition to the Allies for profit only.
They thought we shelved the Luslta-
MIA atrQcity from motives OF cewardice
and greed, cOmmingled.
They thought we were paciflsts ana /
profiteers entirely.
They thought we went into the war |
without meaning TO fight.
They thought we were half German.
And they now apparently think we !
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
COAL AND ITS CONSERVATION.

kSS HE Chief Of Conservation has Issued list or Donts
4 bearing upon the and misuse Of coal. That
list is applicable to Wilmington is II is to any other
American community. It is as follows:
Don't fail to clean furnace before starting fire.
Don't build a fire until necessary.
Don't build a fire larger than is necessary.
Don't fail to make check draft damper In smoke pipe
do It's work.
Don't neglect keeping fresh water in your steam
heater boiler.
Don't fall to keep your kitchen stove clean
Don't keep your home al over 6s degrees.
Don't keep your drsusht open at night.
Don't open your windows and try TO heat all OF
outdoors. r
Don't keep your fire going pleasant days. =
Don't sit in north when the heats the south
side.
Don't think IT'S fur coat weather when the ther-
mometer Is as TO 80
Don't waste water-it takes coal to heat IT,
Don't forget that gas Jet will raise the tempera-
ture of a room degrees
Don't fail to put up storm doors and windows.
Don't fail TO sift ashes.
Don't burn coal when wood Is available
Don't fail TO wrap your pipes with asbestos.
Don't fail to keep rooms molst-they heat easier
Don't forget that moist air retains heat
Don't forget that dry air colds and oatarrh
Don't light up the house until well after sundown
Don't waste gas-it is made from coal"
And, finally. don't forget the above "Donts" as soon
you have read them They framed TO produce
win-the-war results.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
L. SCOTT TOWNSEND.

From tho Wilmington Labor Herald.
Delaware has lost one OF It's most
prominent citizens through the doath
OF l.. Scott Townsend, Wllmingtons
foremost banker and prince Of human
beings
l., Scott Townsend Will be sorely
missed IN all tho circles OF life. His
cheery smile und spoken-as-lf-meant-
it-h0w-do-you-d0 was something that
made tho days toll moro agreeable be-
cause MFR. Townsend had in his win
ming manner extended this greeting TO
you. He was ever TO be found interest
Ing himself In the various movements
TO keep Wilmington on tho map.
II has often been said that Scott
Townsend during his term OF Sears as
an ofllclal Of tho Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company knew almost
every doposltor OF The bank by name.
Those who have been In the Security
agroe on this fact. But not only In this
way was Scott Townsend so popular
with the public; he was OF the type Of
citizen who always wanted 10 bo doing
something for the other fellow. II he
happened to'see you walking while he
was driving past In his car. his CHEEKY
voice bldded you welcome 10 seat
Wherever you met Mr.. Townsend his
greeting was exactly OF the same tone.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
sunrHs pENuNCIATION oF pOLYGAMY.

is truly encouraging when Joseph F. Smith, president
of the Norman Church. publicly denounces polygamy
before the semannual conference Of the church in Salt
Lake City.
II want to say TO this congregation and to the
world he said that at any time since my pres
dency in the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
have l authorized any man to perform plural mar
rfage and never since my presidency in the church has
any plural marriage been performed with my sanction
koyTege or with The consent OF the ehuc and there
fore such unions have been formed null and void
in the sight Of God and not marriages"
Such declaration If made in honesty, win do more
20 make the Mormon church respectable in the eyes OF
the American public than anything that has emanated
from the Tabernacle in recent years.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
Spirit of the Delmarvia Press

Death IL one certainty. II Is bound to
visit every personal---very. home at some
time, sooner or later. Wilmington as
home has been saddened through L..
Scott Townsends death, and II will
take many day 10 pass to even dull
the edge OF sorrow OF our people over
his sudden call to activities greater and
more sublime. His stay on this earth
llghtcned tho loads OF thousands OF
people each year. Among the workers
no was universally popular, ana they
Will miss him more and more as the
months and years pass.
The Labor Herald extends TO the
family OF Mr.. Townsend the solemn
sorrow OF the labor movement Of Della
ware over their friends death, and only
hope that some other nearly as well
qualified exponent OF the cause Of the
tollers among the bankers Will step
forward and endeayor TO captiy0te the
hearts Of the tolers and their fami-
lies and espouse square deal treatment
for the men and women Of labor. This
is not said in dlsparagement OF the
splendid interest taken I'm the workers
cause by numbers OF other bankers OF
Me city and State, but in appreciation
Of the way that L. Scott Townsend was
always with us with his hand OF
friendship whenever labor sought his
advice and counsel.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Never depend upon your genius; If you have any
talent industry Will Improve it, If you have none then
industry will supply the deficiency.
:-%-:
II there be in front Of any painful duty strengthen
with<he OF courage II any act Of mercy teach
us tenderness and patience
-:
The wise way to benent humanity TO is attend TO
your own affairs, and then give other people an oppoH
tunlty TO look after theirs
=:--:
the front evidently don't believe in doing things by
halves.
dogs bark may be worse than its bite but unfort-
unately, mosquitoes don't bark.
It takes an optmist realize that the sufferer from
insomnia needs no alarm clock.
-:
Il Is sometimes easier to apologize than IL Is TO
plain how you got that black eye.
Usually the spinster accepts the inevitable when IL
meanders along in trousers
:-=-:
The girl in the case knows mans in love long be-
lore he tumbles to the fact
Owls acquired reputation for wisdom by saving one
lhins and sticking to II
nr nry sweet girl graduate thinks It is up 70 her to
,,, 49, :--=.
'uDies are IKE babies; they grow larger nv nurs,nr
Man reaps what he sows. wom.,
-:-:-. "4"e She r!ps'
The chronic borrower draws ,h. lin.