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Charlevoix county herald., 1919-01-24

Story Of the English.
George, Marion Little Journeys to
Other Lands (the volume series.)
Harris Uncle Remus.
Story Of Aaron.
Chaplin Story of Rhinegold.
Lang Animal Story Book.
Lamb Adventures of Ulysses.
Mabie Heroes Every Child Should |
Know.
Miller Our Home Pets.
Lottridge Familiar Animals.
Ruskin King of the Golden River.
Zitkala Sa Old Indian Legends.
Bailey Sure Pop and the Safety Scouts
Barnes Scissors Mother Goose.
France Girls and Boys.
Lucia Peter and Polly in Winter.
Moffat Little Songs of Long Ago.
London Jerry of the Islands.
Wright That Printer of Udells.
Shepard of the Hills.
When Mans Man.
Their Yesterdays.
The Uncrowned King.
Barclay Rosary
Mistress of Shenstone.
Broken Halo.
Wall of Partition.
The Master Violin.
Coffin's In Day of Social Rebuilding
Muir's National Self-Goverment.
Stoddard's Stakes of the War.
Abbot Molly Make-Believe.
Andrews The Perfect Tribute.
Atherton The Conqueror.
Atkinson Johnny Appleseed.
Bachelor Eben Holden.
Keeping up with Lizzie.
Bailey Contrary Mary.
Barrie The Little Minister.
Bracke Jane Eyre.
Butterworth In the Boyhood Of Lin
coin.
Churchill The Crisis.
The Crossing.
"A Far Country.
The Inside of the Cup.
Richard Carvel.
Craik John Halifax, Gentleman.
Crockett Patsy.
Cutting Little Stories of Married Life.
Dickens David Copperfield.
Pickwick Papers.
Doyle The Valley of Fear.
Elliot Mill on the Floss.
Ferber Personality Plus.
Roast Beef Medium.
Ford The Honorable Peter Sterling.
Gaskell Crawford.
Glass Potash and Perlmutter.
Grey The Lone Star Ranger.
Hale The Man Without a Country.
Hardy Far from the Madding Crowd.
Harland The Cardinals Snuff Box.
Harrison Queed.
Harte Luck of Roaring Camp and
other tales Riverside Edition.)
Hawthorne House of Seven Gables.
Marble Faun.
Scarlet Letter.
O'Henry Heart of the West
Howells Rise of Silas Lapham.
Hughs Tom Browns School Days.
Jerome Passing of the Third Floor
Back and Other Stories (Dodd.)
johnson Williams of West Point.
Kelly Little Aliens.
Little Citizens.
Little Lady of the Decoration.
London John Barleycorn.
Maniates Amarilly of Clothes-line
Alley.
Martin Emmy Lou.
Martha of the Mennonite Coun-
try.
Title.
Mason Four Feathers.
Mitchell Amos Judd.
Mitchell, S. w. Hugh Wynn, Free
Quaker.
Montgomery Anne of Green Gables.
Norris Mother.
Phelps Jonathan and David.
Poe E. A. Tales. Century Classics)
Porter Pollyanna.
Porter G. S. Freckles.
Michael O'Halloran.
Song of the Cardinal.
Porter, Jane, Scottish Chiefs.
Rice Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
Richmond Red Pepper Burns.
Scott Kenilworth.
The Talisman.
Stevenson The Black Arrow.
David Balfour.
Stockton Lady of the Tiger and other
Stories (Scribner)
AFTER SICKNESS
Tuni HllE
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-01-24
HUSBAND
SAVES Wife
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-"For many months
I was not able to do my work owing. to
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-01-24

Greene The House of the Whispering |
Pines.
Spearman Held for Orders.
Thanet By Inheritance.
Van Dyke The Story of the Other
Wise Man.
Davis-White Mice.
Klein The Music Master.
Parker Northern Lights.
Tompkins Open House.
Wiggin Susanna and Sue.
Woodrow The Silver Butterfly.
Crowley In Treaty with Honor.
Henning The Maid OF Orlean.
Klein The Lion and the Mouse.
Otis The Light Keepers.
Spearman Whispering Smith.
Tomlinson-Our Boys in the Yellowstone
White The Silent Places.
Williamson Rosemary in Search OF
Father.
Burnett The Little Princess.
Morley Little Mitchell.
Sprague The Boy Courier of Napoleon
Conrad The Second Mrs. Jim.
Elliott The Making of Jane.
Goodlow At the Foot of the Rockies
Fouque Undine.
Hills The Quest of John Chapman.
Hough The Law of the Land.
Johnston The Little Colonel Series.
Parrish My Lady of the North.
Sangster Janet Ward.
Smith The Under Dog.
Tappan In the Days of William the
Conqueror.
Tomlinson With Flintlock and Fife.
Collodi Pinnochio.
Kingsley Water-Babies.
Marden Every Man King.
Connolly The Deep Seas Toll.
Stratemeyer Under Togo for Japan.
Harrington In the Arena.
Waller A Daughter of the Rich.
jefferson Things Fundamental.
Van Dyke The Lost Boy.
Cook Bambi.
Deland Partners.
Lee The Taste of Apples.
Stoddard Little Smoke.
Sutherland Famous Hymns of the
World, their Origin and their Romance
Baldwin Pegs Adventures in Paris.
Burnett The Shuttle.
Nicholson The Port of Missing Men.
Parker The Viewers.
Wharton The Fruit of the Tree.
Wiggin The Old Peabody Pew.
jefferson -Qniet Talks with the Family
Abbott The White Linen Nurse.
Eaton The Bird House Man.
Adams Little Miss Crouch
Porter Just David.
Sawyer Seven Miles to Arden.
Thompson Persuasive Peggy.
Webster Dear Enemy.
Hills The Contagion of Character.
Belasco The Return of Peter Grimm.
Deland The Iron Woman.
Glasgow Virginia.
Habberton Helen's Babies.
Gordon Quiet Talks on Service.
Crawford White Sister.
Lang Blue, Green and Yellow Fairy
Books.
Peary- children OF the Arctic.
Pratt-Legends of the Red Children.
Pyle-The Wonder Clock.
Asbiennsen-Tales from the Far North
Andrews-Seven Little Sisters.
Quin-Fairy Tales (Dutton)
Mulock-Little lame Prince.
LaRames-A Dog of Flanders
Bimba Stories.
Scudder-Book of Legends.
Wade-Our Little Indian Cousin.
Baldwin-Story of Roland.
Century-Revolutionary Stories.
Eugenia Foa-Boy Life of Napoleon.
Greene-King Arthur and his Court.
Guerber-Story of the Thirteen Colonies
Wigwam Stories by Judd.
Crommelin-Famous Legends.
Miller First Book of Birds.
Moulton Stories of the Bible.
Schwatka Children of the Cold.
Stockton Fanciful Tales.
Taylor Boys of Other Countries.
Andrews Stories Mother Nature Told.
Gentry Book of America for Young
Americans.
Baldwin Stories of the Golden Age.
Drake Indian Stories.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-01-24

II always seems shame that so many
real gentlemen are engaged in business
that others don't approve. 10
The evening world., 1919-08-20
Hop to Feed Little Children

serving milk as a drink, and the COM
blnation OF serving milk with a green
vegetable as a soup proves highly ac-
ceptable TO the palate Of most chill
dren. These are made from cooked
vegetables mashed or strained The
vegetable may be asparagus, peas,
beans OF various kinds, celery, pota-
toes, turnips, carrots, spinach, kale,
chard, beet green's, parsnips, cress,
lettuce or cauliflower.
The soup is simply made by adding
two-thirds OF a cupful OF mashed or
strained vegetable pulp TO two cup
fuls OF milk. one tablespoonful OF
flour, one tablespoonful Of butter and
enough salt to season.
Now to be suitably fed a child
should receive each. day at least one
food from each OF the following
groups: ~ MIX and dishes made OF
milk; meat, fish, poultry. eggs and
meat substitutes. (D Bread and other
cereal foods. (S) Butter and other
wholesome fats. 90 Vegetables and
fruits. (0 Simple sweets.
Some parents give their children too
much meat, others not enough; so
also with eggs. When meat is not
employed milk and eggs form a sub
stitute; other foods that may replace
the protein value OF meat are beans,
peas, lentils and cowpeas: these are
dificult for very young children to al
gest unless cooked to a mush, the
skins removed and the pulp strained,
and then seasoned with butter. table
OIL meat juice or broth.
II is better to give a child very little
meat and this OF the tenderest and
choicest cuts, either broiled or roast
cd. Better still is 10 scrape the meat
and so remove all the fibrous matter.
Older children whose grinders" are
through should be taught how to
chew their food thoroughly before
swallowing IL.
Every day some fruit is essential
to a proper diet, either juices. sr- pulp
OF cooked fruit, baked apple, pears
or prunes. '.,-------
The evening world., 1919-08-20
THE MEXICAN MIxUP.

IT WILL be than unfortunate il the misadvenuro Of
army officers, flying military plane, which came to grief
in Mexico leads to further complications with that disturbed
slate Aschefmakers plenty both sides Of the
Ihec intense desire among many Americans invade
ard ghten out delightful disregard number of curves
in our own body polite that will bear attention.
The oil mining and ranchng cOncesonares also in full
R 20 have the republic subugaed in their They
cmprehend that Mexico being exploited developed by them
Every barrel Of OIL every Of silver gold removed from Mex
n SELL cuts just that much from the ghu inheritance of the
Mexican people The increment left behind wages slight as
v b negligible
That country treated and should tester with revolt
only reasonable The kind hand, not the strong one
aud would prev but for the persistent unwnantd hos
tqiy nourshed by the adventurer and the pro6tcer
The evening world., 1919-08-20
c'5grAt i'' T' Pres PuhAG Co C1As
Mrs. Jarr SOIves the Great Secret

Smith and Mrs. stryver are bitter
enemies they viii try TO outdress each
other more than they used to when
they disliked each other as good
fIiends?-
''Then, extra fine fashions are tho
uniforms in ladies' wars?" aueried
Mr.. Jarr.
why, OF course" Mrs. Jarr went
on. Nothing makes the people who
dislike you so angry as to think you
are prosperous, Mr.. Stryver is max
ing a lot OF money in Wall Street
now during the boom in stocks, SO
Mrs. Stryver told me-"
YES" said Mr.. Jarr. hes been
handling industrials."
II can't see how he makes any
money that way" replied Mrs. Jarr
For the poor people are industrials
aren't they2" ale. g..
Industrial, stocks don't mean the
industrious poor" explained Mr.. Jarr
The Wall Street ,industrials are the
stocks Of American concerns that
make automobiles and such things
Since the war all these stocks have
gone up in price. and lot OF specu'
lating is being done In them. The
boss has been dabbllng in them and
making a lot OF mOney, tooF
We'll, / think Il is a shame" ven
tured Mrs. JRrr. "that Clara Mud
rldge.smith and Mrs. stryver should
have quarrel and buy fine clothes &c
make each other envious. from money
made that way and we can't make
any! Anyway it's only gambling!"
81 am glad to hear you say SO.
said Mr.. Jarr.
But Mrs. Jarr regarded him sus,
pieiously You are glad to hear m'
say so. but just the same l do neeC
a lot OF nice clothes, aud / woult
almost be willing TO gamble myself 4
/ could get some. Anyway, We have
nothing TO lose II we dia gamble"
Cheer up!" said Mr.. Jarr "kayb,
some day wen be rich enough I,
gamble-and then We won't"
II do wish things weren't so high,
said Mrs. Jarr "for even II you d,
make money these days. what goo,
is it1 Mrs, stryver and Clara Mud
rldse,smith can get a lot OF mic
clothes because their husbands ar
making so much money but as yo,
won't make AS much money as thei
husbands make, 1t won't help much
will it3'
"oh, It will help some" said Nj
Jarr' and promise you
TIL get some nice autumn clothes
then ] win havo an excuse TO cali o.
Clara Mudridge-smith and Mri
stryVer both. and perhaps brin
The evening world., 1919-08-20

i plenty OF money and nothing
to worry them would be
happy and good natured. wouldn't
your said Mrs. Jarr In greeting the
family pr0vider on his homecoming
the other evening "But here's Clara
Mudridge- Smith and Mrs. Stryver,
Just back IN town from nice vacations
at fashionable resorts, and now they
are having a bitter quarrel. They
met to-day and pretended not TO see
each other. and don't think they'll
ever speak again. II viii be very
bitter quarrel this timel"
"But how can they quarrel bitterly
II they don't speak7" asked Mr.. Jarr.
n should say that's the bitterest
way people can quarrel" replied Mrs.
Jarr. AS long as people speak. no
matter how angry they are. there is
a chance OF their making up. That's
why l say this is a bitter quarrel.
The next thing they will be writing
anonymous letters. You can always
tell who an anonymous letter is from
because women generally write them
on hotel stationery, generally the
stationery OF the swellest hotel they
can think OF, so 1t win seem that So
ciety Is indignant. All you need to
do is to 20 TO the writing room OF the
hotel and get description Of some OF
the recent ready letter writer's, and
often the attendant win know the
name. In this case you Just asl,
sweetly II Mrs. SO and So wasn't in
yesterday"
Well. / am glad you are not TAX
ing Sides said Mr.. Jarr.
Certainly not!" replied Mrs. Jarr
IT one takes sides, then one only
hears ono side. But II you don't TAX,
sides you hear both sides"
'tThen you are strictly neutral p
remarked Mr.. Jarr.
Most assuredly was the reply
only do feel bad TO think Of all III,
hne clothes that cannot AFFORD"
Fine ciothes7 What has that [,
do with it1" inquired Mr.. Jarr.
why. don't you see." replied Mrs
Jarr, now that Clara MudrtdEe
The evening world., 1919-08-20


my hats unto the third and fourth content with u
Sress and rsinoos though dc mine
cooking hose yet shall be Of
good cheer and uncompalning
For, by these signs shall my Beloved
Behold Gentleman polite the evening
AS pleasant before breakfast
"As courteous to his OWN to mems wives
"As chivalrOus a homey toward pretty one
"And tender and respectful though had not
PROMISED to love. honor cherish ...s IS
Verify shaving OF his
chin than forget his morning greeting his morning
"ie shall napkin
chin than aIr with other presence
polish public reprove her
before
"Ie gane upon
smong
aequanances "a e.. w.
bring ridicule
discuss With Others
Verify verify, his
her ADMIRE her.
~ Yea murder TWO negatives
the his
than tell s.wife hat she wal getting FATi
Then I,ordm choosing that be
false shirt
hatband polish otimcs
ely yarnis on in the domestic wash
Gentiy into the pattern of the heart
Of a shall know Establishments
For wound vCmans VANITY is the unpadon
The evening world., 1919-08-20
C09hEh ee By Ths Ps Publishing E'snins wOrld
ChiLdren's Food Should Be Plain.
By CharlOtte c. West, mi. ID.

danger. OF ricketts, bow-legs and
knock knees. Good. pure milk con-
tains a large amount OF lime; cere-
ais are rich in minerals, as are green
vegetables.
Food for little children should be
Of the plainest variety, simply pre-
pared and tastiIy served. The healthy
growth and mental development de-
pend not only upon the character
of the food but upon proper comibi-
ns tions, for as the child grows he
ranulres the gradual addition 20 his
ssna Of such articles OF diet as the
system needs to build up its various
tissues. MIX forms the bulk OF a
child's diet up to the age Of six. Al
least a quart a day should be con-
sumed. This can be divided as a
drink. as a dressing 'on cereals on
fruit and in puddings and cusards'
II should not. be considered in the
light OF a beverage and treated as
such, that is TO be taken or rejected
at the win of the child.
MIX Is valuable article OF food
containing besides its content Of but
ter, milk sugar and other materials
for the making Of bone teeth ana
mascle, substance which aids the
body 10 assimilate other foods SO
that in a rational dietary for child
milk must oecopy a high position
Children must be cautioned not to
drink, milk hastily, as they would
water, not 10 gulp but TO sip 1t. Upon
this depends its digestibility.
MIX contains much lime, but little
iron, therefore It is essential that the
growing child should have vegetables
such as spinach and other green's, and
eggs. the yolks OF which are rich in
iron. Cocoa is pleasant variety for
The evening world., 1919-08-20

dler. But II you want a judgment on
the grub in here | got II. This Junk
is about per cent. pure and very
small for it's age. The only attrac-
tion here is the good-looking danes
that serves out the poison to the
victims
Now, wasn't that nice Of him7 l
smiled and says; go right back to
your puddle. Mr., Palmer and the
next time you come in, let me wait
on you and I'll feed you till you can't
hardly 1.-Two through it,
That's where they all go out and |
hurry home 10 got my lunch. It's a
funny old world, eh7 Imagine, a big,
handsome man like Mr. Palmer earn
Ing his living pudding, whatever that
Isl Really, IT'S so gigantic it's hard
for the menory TO grasp It."
The evening world., 1919-08-20

the great fundamental cause Is our
present system or land ownership and
taxation, which keeps out of use un 4.
limited opportunities for the pro-
duction OF all kinds OF commodities,
and tends constantly TO keep up
prices by diminishing the total Of
wealth DroduetionG More laws, in.
yestigating committees, price reRu.
lating commissions and all the rest
OF the suggested remedies VIII do nc
good 80 long as the owners OF lane
are permitted 20 take an eyer-in.
ereasinE proportion Of the products O
labor and capital. Tho true remedy 4
the adoption OF the single tar ON Ian,
values. Why not try it7
WHIDDBN GRAHAM,
aug H. $50 West End Avenue.
The evening world., 1919-08-20
Lucille the Waitress.
Copyright 1919 by me r"" PueidnE Co ' New rot Evening woHd
The Food Investigation Puzzles the Little LddU
BY Bide Dudley

like bird on the wing and II gets his
goatee rather fluent
"'And these eggs' he says.
They're old!'
"'True!' tell him. We don't al
low minors in here
"I opened one he says. and It
was terrible.
"'Wen, opened a window, didn't
IL comes from little me. Then / add:
we try to keep the air in here as
pure as the driven SNOWFALL. How's
the coffee?' -I.rs.
IL can endure it,. he says, but the
price is too high
boy l sing out to Smutty the
bus, page Mr.. Palmerl'
Now Smutty hasn't got much
overflow OF cerebeltom. as they call
the brains, and right away he starts
out hollerlng, Mr.. Palmer And the
funny part OF 1t Is some guy an
swers and wants to know what's
wanted with him. Smutty sends
him to me. He approaches before l
get what's up and saysi
'whatll you have iadyT ''
"'Just a bottle OF pop l reply.
You see, l get the idea he's kidding
me. like the sap-heads do in here
now and again, He gets on his
nerves.
'Whaddye take me fora sody
pop manufacturer or a bartender
he demands,
YES 1 says, not knowing what
else would be apporuonate for the oc-
oasion. Right there this little guy
who's been kicking about the food
ruftles up and slips on his stool.
saw, stuhfT he says in a disEusted
temperament I'm going to get out
OF here
Just then Smutty comes up and
says he'd found Mr.. Palmer and
there he stands. left Smutty Eet
through With his GRAFTON and then
see the whole thing just az easy as q
Telescope. / have to set sweet.
"oh. Mr.. Palmer says nicely
you are not the big food judge. arr
your
"YMer he says, I'm an iron pad
The evening world., 1919-08-20
RUNNING IN GROOVES.

HE InterborOugh strike had educational effect at least
in exhibiting the surface Of the city to hundreds thousands
who rarely look upon it. They backward and forward
he tubes and really know very little aspect Of the town
% other Of traye For thing been printed
aOs the Brooklyn RAPID Transs invasion New York. but CON-
positively few citizens knew where the big Broadway began
elIAsd, or where it could be had
Between and 10 o'clock Monday morning the station Al
ay and 4Sd Street enjoyed little than its normal scant
t The fine the superior facilities are little known as vel
.tssEhe mass Of the population. t
New York ought to know itself better II is fine town u
rutEest Exploring parties find much to entertain them
sghi1e-0f Tho lobster belt
The evening world., 1919-08-20
Letters From the PEOPLE

Ths A3sFtoAA L.eSfOR.
1sleAa Daitar q Ths nssnins wostf:
oan you inform me as to the ad-
dreas % the secretary for the recently
rornad post Of the American Legion
fer memD6rs OF the Chemical War
faro fervioef There was an article
sons time ago under the caption
-oas Veterans Form Post" and one
chartsr member was Major Gen. 81
bert GEO. w. NICHOLS.
SO Hewes st,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
write the New York State Branch,
Ne i{o Nassau Street.
stsEie Tazi
10 a. Eiitos a Ths Esoning wOrldi
Why not tell tho people the truth
about the high cost OF living-thai
The evening world., 1919-08-20
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS PERIL.

TT SEEMS ncOnceivabe that Congress voetO override
President Wilson's veto Of the bill abolish daylight saving
in the United States The great benefits most Of our
people have gained entirely ignored and class prejudice
ely enhanced BY political anmOn has had its day Unable
ID with the President in the affairs the
sfnates Congress take obstruction destruction
yet remains for the Senate to pass the again Day
light Saving TO be destroyed Calder of New York
firm friend Of the law has been doing his best it. flood
cletters and teegms ought Washington in his support
The evening world., 1919-08-20

NCAY'" said Lucille the Waitress.
as the Friendly Patron
cracked his toast. with the
heavy end OF his knife, whats the
Government trying to do to the food
question? Amt the food defilterized
enough to suit IT," a....
"oh. the foods pure enough" he re-
piled, but prices are too high. The
Government Is trying to reduce
them"
80 that's the big idea, eh?" came
from Lucille. We'll, maybe we'll get
back to the old scent beans and the
dime hash in here II the Persecuting
Attorney speeds up. It's a fact that
the guy who runs this gilded eat pal
ace ought TO be jugged for some Of
his prices. I've seen him sell peach
pie with about as much peach in II
as there is dog in a dog biscuit And
he got a dime a shot for II too. You
know-thats perjury and ought to be
curtainted by the Prosecuting Attor-
ney's Office. However. | s'pOse II 1t
tlckles the plate that you taste with
the complaint department isn't going
to be oversubscribed. eh2"
Probably not"
But" continued Lucille, IL started
to tell you about scrap we had over
the food question in here while ago.
One guy says to me that II We don't
serve larger proportions OF fried po-
tatoes he's going TO squeal to some
big duck named Palmer.
"'who Is yer friend Palmer7' I ask
Hes a big man in Washington
says the camplaning witness, and all
/ got to do lis write him a letter.
"Pooh!' says. Send him in here
to inspect the joint. II he eats one OF
our small proportions OF them pota-
toes and comes out OF it dnscaled III
bet he won't try to have them made
larger
""rhats all right says the ether
chump. but you're skinning the pub
llc.'
mo I says. feeling jokeable
we're skinning the potatoes A
that sive merry Slyery laugl
The evening world., 1919-08-20
Today Anniversary

rTTIiE first public school in New
England was launched at New
port, II. l., 270 years ago to-day.
when the freemen of Rhode Island
voted to support such an institution.
In the Colonial days In America little
thought was given to the education
of children of the common" people,
and among the well-to-do the opinion
prevailed that such people were bst-
ter on without education. gfaap ~
The evening world., 1919-08-20
Newest Notes of S cienee

Regular transportation OF mer-
: chandiae by aeroplane between Paris
and Brussels has become y success
aNt - EH.H
a new tent for campers Is so
mounted on a frame that its sides
can be Cised liks awnings for venti-
lation.
The chilian Government is PLAN
ming 10 clectrify the sixty miles Of
railroad between Valparaiso and
For cleaning out city sewer catch
basins a gasoline operated machine
carried On a motor truck has been
Invented.
Experiments are being tried In In
"a of eoolng buildings By forcing
All through hollow walls with elec-
a new auiomoblls wlndshield re-
The evening world., 1919-08-20

about reconciliation between
them?" Interrupted Mrs. Jarr. "Now
that there is peace and war is over
people should be happy-lf they have
plenty OF money and no trouble or
sickness, don't you Think"
And Mr.. Jarr said that was just
what he did think.
The evening world., 1919-08-20

New England is out OF thanks embargo on
freight due TO the lawiess strike Of Haven Boston
and Albany and Boston and Maine shopmeu. The house
wives will lose much fruit that needed sugar for preserva
ton and canning This waste adds the cost Of living
Remedy; Another strike more payi
The evening world., 1919-08-20
DEFENDING HIa OWN
BROTHER SENATOR W

"A BNOTHEK SENAToR was twit-
"A ting Senator Jones. OF New
Mexico. on the illiterasy OF the
vast majority OF his constituents.
ITS all a matter OF the polnt NJ
view retorted Senator Jones. when
Il comes 20 breeding and education /
am reminded of the self-sufiioient
young matron in the Pullman car.
Mary she said 20 her elght-yenr.
old daughter. don't you see the peonlo
looking at your Stop stretching vo,iT
gum out into string. CHEW IL like a
lady, Las Angeles Tunes.