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EDUCATION

The COMMITTEES on Education will give
puoiic hearing In rs room at the
THCRsDAf. FEB. q. 1919. P. NJ.
Harsnd y S1 for s. s,aae d
agricultural instruction for the years
AsI7-lS.
IS. Resoiye in favor OF Monmouth
Academy.
-. Resolve in favor of Higgins Clas-
Steal Institute at Charleston.
-. Resolve making an appropriation
for the rebuilding OF the dormitory ut
Il. Resolve in favor Of Freedom,
q Resolve I'm favor of Westbrook
Seminary for maintenance and interest
u.s. Resolve In favor Of Somerset
a, Resolve in favor Of Hartlani
Academy for repairs and equipment.
45. Resolve IN favor of Aroostoo.:
Central Institute at Mars. Hill.
A6. Resolve in favor Of Lee Academy.
n Resolve in favor Of LitcnfielI
Academy.
College for maintenance and the pur..
chase of equipment, and installation OF
&. Resolve iofs aid in making add.
tons TO. and improvements on the Est
S. Neaolve in favor of the trustees
of Maine Central Institute at Pitts!eid.
Maine.
81. Resol:e in favor of Mason Insti-
tute for the maintenance and extension
Vt it's work and for additional equip
ment.
So: Resolve in favor Of Arson Acad-
envy.
g. Resolve in favor of the Kicker
s.. Resolve in favor of Gould's Acad-
envy, Bethel.
S. Resolve in favor of St. Joseph
Academy Deering, Portland, Maine.
S. Resolve in favor OF the Bridge
water Classical Academy at Bridge
water.
s.. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine Institute.
S. Resolve in favor OF Oak Grove
seminary, in the town of Vassalboro.
So. Resolve in favor of Limingtoa
Academy for aid in the maintenan 10
%. Resolve in favor of the trustees
of Limerick academy
81. Resolve in favor of Greeley lRsti-
tute.
g. Resolve in favor of trustees OF
North Yarmouth Academy.
BENJAMIN II. NARNEf. Sec.
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Committee Hearing,
LEGAL AEEAIec

Tne committee on Legal An
Ave q puDiic hearing IN its roos, Il
'n TH Stnse hhoSyse' u Ausus,s. '1'
on the Following: FEB a. La =. y
"A An Act to create the Portland u
An Act to authorize the ,,,r.
OF the Deering High School t,dpypn,,I,ms
IN the city OF Portland. '''f'ss Z.
An ACT 10 provide for the bui,,,.-
PUBIC wharves and for the esraHss..
ment OF adequate port facllt.es ''a1ASt
the adv .ncement OF commerce ND Il
TUESDAY. MARCH 1. Al, "a :,
on the following: ''' /. y
g Of the Revised Statutes u Ihs;
to the law court. ie.aa,;
An ACT to amend Section 4 o. e..
~ OF the Revised Statutes, iast
the filing Of examination Ting :.
the State librarian for punli,. Ions Ions Vi
An Act to amend Section /, ~ rel en- Z
ter of the Revised Statur+, nap
caucuses. 80 pvAl-.
An Act to provide for the ,.rd.
public wharves and for the rs, tls !
meht OF adequate port facilities Inis
'nS aGSancement or commerce. ~
WEDNESDAY. March ), Ar N n}..
on the following: ''' nv
An Act 10 create a lien ON I,-
for saving and sticking VII id'Ne.
An Act to amend Sections ?
OF Chapter $50 Of the Put lr aal
1917, entitled An Act to estabf, y avs
perior court in the county OF a,i,,%
coggin VI 'NIl', \
An Act to amend Section :, If r..
ter { of the Revised Statutes, IS M, "a
ed by Chapter So of the Pubic "Ir,rt'
1911, relating to the payment hy =,
state OF the burial expenses Of Ha- h
ably discharged soldiers and s,,i, n'h'.
An ACT to repeal Chaptel y a. u,
Public Laws of 1917, entitled an u
to provire compensation for town ia: a
Ior issuing and recording burial h.
An Act to amend Section IL ~ a..
!, ter q of the Revised Statutes r. VA, ,l
TO affidavits of plaintiffs. ''''
An Act TO amend Section : of 81.
ter of the Revised Statutes r.'1 .s
TO ballots in primary election. ana ,.'
viding that the order of tn. uIr.F !.
candidates on said ballot be dc,ernj, :,
by lot. ''Aa
An Act to regulate the n-ac,,,O
business OF hoPSesnoeing: iIovidry =,
the issuance Of licenses: proyl,iIn2 -
the appointment OF examiners AMI AZ
inning their duties; Defining ,ar.-'
misdemeanors and providing penalj.
therefor.
BIN An Act to make vail runirjn
elections of the city of Eocklard ~
An Act to amend Section Of Cam.
5 of the Revised Statutes. re.at,ng
qualifications of voters.
Resolve proposing an amendment
Section l of Article 2 of the const;tISo
of the State Of Maine, providing for :,
continuation Of the right OF Suffrage
person otherwise qualified Ia W,
for governor. senator and Ienresenr'
tives in this State. in the town or tis
purposes has been established 70,
period of three months after his +.
moval therefrom to another town
plantation within this State
JOHN T. F'AGAN, Sec
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JUDICIARY ANc LABOR

The COMMITTEES on Judiciary and u
Dor. Joint public hearing in the tt1l
Representatives at the STATE House
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ), At !.
An Act to amend Chapter :" OF 70
Revised Statutes entitled. t"mpra..
ton for persona. injuries To 'nnployr,,
An Act to amend Section :" 81 .a'
ter 80 of the Revised Statutes re.a'-
to WoYkmen's Compensation Act ..
An Act to amend Chapter Al Of ~
ton for personal injuries. -,
An Act to amend Sections J. To- !.
IA. Ia and Is of Chapter 50 of the heVs d
Statutes relating to compensation :"
personal injuries for emrioyft-. :, ,
An Act to amend Sections ana " >, y
Chapter 20 OF the Revised statute, :.
lating to com pensation for PERSONA -
juries TO employees. .~
An Act relative to salaries o. n'
berS OF industrial accident comm
ii. &. BtZZELl- Sc
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in Room IS at
the S.ate House. in Augusta.
THURSDAY, FEB. q. at 2 p. ~.
All matters pertaining to the salarie
and tees of the several county omces
for the coun es Of Sagadahoc. somer.
set, Waldo, Washington and York. and
tor clerk hire in said offices. also all
matters pertaining to municipal courts.
salaries. clerk hire. etc.
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. at 2 P. NJ:
An Act to amend Section IL Of Chat :
ter 9 of the Revised Statutes to prJvi, .
for additional assistance for the toarI
of State assessors.
An Act to amend Chapter III. Section
II, as amended by Chapter 133, Publ. :
Laws of 1917. relating to the State aud
tor
An Act to amend Section 90 of Chap
ter III of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter ls3 of the Pub =
Laws of 1917 relating 10 the salaries Ut
the board of state assessors and fof
clerk hire in said office.
EDGAR E. ROUNDS.sSec.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and Banking
will give public hearing In its rooms
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. at 2 p. NJ.
s. An Act to provide for the esta bl;s:,-
ment of a bonding or surety department
In connection with trust companie.,,
vision OF the bank commissioner and an
sufanee commissioner.
g. An Act to amend See. s3 of Chan
81 OF the Revised Statutes Of Maina,
relative to deposits of savings banks In
institutions outside the State of Mains.
REASSIGNED.
!. An Act to enlarge the powers of
the First Auburn Trust Company and
to authorize said corporation TO become
surety on bond.
, An Act 10 incorporate the nous
Trust Company.
L. $. CRANE. Sec
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ToDAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy a delightful
shampoo with very little effort and
Tor q very trifing cost, if you get
from your druggists package of
canthrox and dissolve teaspoon
full in cup of hot water. This
bnakes a full cup of shampoo liquid
enough so it is easy to apply it
to all the hair instead of just the
top Of the head. Your shampoo is
now ready. Just pour a little at
y time on the scalp and hair until
both are entirely covered by the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly dissolves and removes
every bit OF dandruff. excess oil
J, and dirt. After rinsing, the hair
dries quickly with q Guinness that
makes 1t seem heavier than 1t is,
sand takes On rich ulster and q
,soft4ess that makes arranging 1t
a olSasure,--Adv. - -
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given its first reading and it's second
] 10 o'clock.
| The PRESIDENT: The Chair
! lays before the Senate, An Act to
amend Section IL of Chapter II of
f, the Revised Statutes relating to In
| dexes In the registries Of deeds. The
pending question is the second read
[, ms.
Mr.. LORD Of York: Mr.. Presi-
dent, / yield to the senator from
Androscoggin, Senator Parent.
Nr. PARENT of Androscoggin:
Mr.. President. l move that this bill
have it's second reading.
Mr.. WALKER of Somerset: Mr..
President, in view of the fact that
the hearing before the committee
! on legal affairs was very poorly at
tended, there was not a full COM
mittee meeting. and that there are
| various parties who desire to appear
! before that committee in relation to
! this bill, ask that it DC recon-
| mitted to the committee on legal af-
fairs.
Mr.. THOMBS of Penobscot: Mr..
President. as chairman of the COM
mittee I desire to ask If ] under
stood correctly the senator from
Somerset to say that there was not
q full meeting of the committee
Mr.. WALKER: Mr.. President.
may 1 ask the senator. through the
Chair, to repeat his question:
Mr.. THOMBS: understood the
Senator to make the statement that
there was not u full committee
meeting. inferred from what he
said that the committee was pro-
ceeding without a quorum.
Mr.. WALKER: Oh. no. didn't
mean that there wasn't quorum
present, but members of the COM
mittee were not present The main
point which l wish to make is that
there are parties that would like to
appear before the committee in ref
erence to this measure.
Mr.. THOMBS: Mr.. President and
fellow Senators. as chairman of the
committee which heard this mat
ter, / simply desire to say that the
matter was advertised in the usual
and regular way. and that at the
hearing there was more than quor-
UNI of the committee, and that ev-
cry person who appeared there had
his opportunity to be heard. I am
not opposing the gentieman's motion
at all. but l do not want the Senate
to understand that the committee
did not give a full opportunity for
every one interested to be heard.
Mr.. DAVIES of Cumberland: Mr..
President. may / inquire, please. just
what the reason is for recommitting?
The PRESIDENT: Will the SEN
ator from Somerset answer the in
quiry of the Senator from Cumber-
land?
Mr.. WALKER; Mr.. President. l
will state that the county which ]
have the honor to represent would
desire to be heard upon this mat
ter. We have been to considerable
expense in our county in fitting up
for a card index. providing steel
cases to hold the cards. and We
would like a further hearing on this
matter. We feel that it would be
rather unjust to force us to give up
what has seemed satisfactory to ev-
cry one who has to do with the reg
istry Of deeds Office in our county.
(centinusd on PAGE +Col. u
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STATE LANDS AND F0REsl
PRESERVATION

The committee on State lands All
forest preservation will give a pltA
hearing in room 50. office Of the t''
agent and forest commissioner. at u
State House, in Augusta.
TUESDAY. MARCH 4, 1919, !.
on the following:
An Act to amend Section ! OF Chape'
Of the Revised Statutes relative te''
tenure of once of the land agent
An Act to Authorize the forest CO..
missioner to draw $500 per year ioF "
years 1917 and 1918. and a pro ~
amount for part of the year 'n!' ou' g.
the money ~aiSed by forestry FAX
MILDRED kEENE, Clerh
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sANATORiuMs

The committee on Sanatoriums v
give public hearing in its rooms
the State House, in Augusta.
THURSDAY, FEB. q, at 40
An Act to provide for the care a,
treatment of tuberrular persons,
local. county. or district sanator,a
Resolve in favor of the Nor,he
Maine Sanatorium.
An Act 10 authorize the trustees
sanatoriums for the treatment Q: t
bercuiosis to employ a special inyes
gator and clerk and manner Of payne
of same.
Resolve in favor OF the State tuberc
!osis sanatoriuMs for maintenanl ai
other purposes for. the years 1919 a.
1929.
n FOSS 81
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TAXATION

The committee on TaXati.'a WI I'd
a public hearing in its rooi"s
State House, in Augusta. .pl
THURSDAY. MARCH ., J.
on the following: ,,.,,;,
An Act to amend Section u ~ ne. HAf .
10 of the Revised Statutes, e. A'"s
the aSses sment of taxes. pl,:
An Act to amend Section - s,s
graph ]. of Chapter 10 of i"' , i.en ]
Statutes, relating to the IaA1'''
personal property. -,,p,s
An Act to amend Section n 1asfl
of the Revived Statutes. II =, "I.
inventory OF exempt live st'' . aoas
An Act to exeL-pt certain pawn
from taxation. ,,A,e,a
An Act to amend Section 81 Of Cn, 3
s of the Revised Statutes 't.a''
tie Maine Forestry District ~, d
An Act to amend Section Tirs. i
Chapter 33 OF the Revised ; 'S 49, vel
provide for the collection o. h.'"'
taxes. e.
An Act to amend Paragra?a :. |.
ton s, of Chapter 10, OF the .,n,s
Statutes in reference to the IS 50 u.
of taxes on the estates OF s-'"'''
CHARLES W RICHER, 80
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TEMPERANCE

give public nearing in its ROOMS a''
State House, in Augusta. n
TUESDAY, MARCH 4. at t, -
IN Act to amend Sec. II, Is snu - n
Chapter ~ of the r. S. relating ia; ~ ~.
manufacture and sale OF lh''N'
liquorS. l,,sp9
An Act to amend Sec. p OF IN. !
~ Of the r. 8. relating y '"s
-" o. L FARNsVspRTH. ~
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THAT UNEASY
FEELING

That dull depression, that dragged
out spiritless condition-it's bilious
ness.
Why be out of sorts with yourself
and everybody else when one dose
Of Sehenck's Mandrake Pills will do
wonders for you.
80 years reputation for biliousness.
constipation and bilious headache, etc.
use Der box-uneoated - sugar coated
DR.. H. Schenck & Son. Philadelphia
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TOWNS

The committe on Towns VII s.S''
public hearing in Room - =. ile s.
House. in Augusta.
THURSDAY. March s. 1917, l.S T. .
on the following:
An Act TO secure a correct >ehs-
the deaf, dumb, blind. teeh,r iu''''
idiotic and insane of the STATE -,
A W. MEL, y. &c
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AGRICULTURE

give public hearing in Room No. IA at
the state House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5, at 2 +. n.
on the following:
An Act for better protection against
auulterated. misoranded or inferior
commercial fertilizers.
f. +, WASHBCRN Sec
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legislative Notice

Regular meetings Of the committee On
labor viii be held eve.y tuesday -:t..
ernoon at $50 o'clock at the ONCE "
the chairman Of the Industrial Accident
Commission. STATE House.
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Committee Hearings
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS

The committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds will give q public hearing
in the OFFICE of the state treasurer at
the State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY, MARCH L. at 5 P. NJ.
on the following:
Resolve for tae maintenance and i'm
provement of the State Park in Au-
susta.
S. r. CRABTREE, Sec.
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F. p. WAsHBURN. See.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give a public hearing IN
its rooms at the State House, in An
TUESDAY. MARCH 4, 1919. sP. ~
No. a. on an Act to amend Section
80 of Chapter 30 Of the Revised Stat.
utes as amended by Chapter 70 of the
Public Laws OF 1911. relating to poiiu-
ton of the waters OF the State by saw
menO.
No. -. On an Act to amend Chapte.
215 of the Public Laws OF 1917, reia ting
TO payment OF bounties on bears killed
in Maine Forestry district. lKs-
assignment
No. S. On petition of D. c. Lawlsr
and seven others praying for a law pro-
viding that all persons killing foxes o.
the name If the person SO Killing said
animal on the flesh side of the pelt
ERNEST F. CLASON, Soc.
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CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Horace Ham returned Sun.
day from Oexter where she was CALL
cd by the illness and death Of her
brother. Seth Bessey
Samuel Watson has been in Bath
=. for q few days.
;, F. p. Ring was In Dexter over Fun
day.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills MacCausland
visited relatives in Guilford. recent
-"1y.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lleweliyn, who have
been Ill are improving.
- Mrs. w. H. Ring. who has been
very Ill, is able to be out again.
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MAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on ways and bridges
will give publ: nearing in it's rooms
at ~ The staf House IN Augusta.
,b nH fo,iov;n,. fe~ro ~ - al r. on
So. Resolve appropriating money to
repair highway IN the town OF TT.
kent.
ILL., Resolve in favor of the towns Of
Parsonstield and Porter to aid in the
construction of a bridge.
ILL.,. Resolve in favor of repair ana
bridge across Belfast bay n the city
of belfast.
lla. Resolve in favor Of the town Of
JoneSboro.
ia, Resolve in favor of the town Of
W aShinSton.
lis. Resolve appropriating money for
bridge on the FISH river at Fort Kent
lis. Resolve in favor of sourdahunk
III. Resolve in favor of the towns of
Camden and Lin co.nviile.
lis. Resolve in aid of repairs 10 hi ,h-
way leaulng from burlington to Lincoln.
In. Resolve appropriating the sum q
$5JN for repairing certain portions OF
the River road in the town OF Farming
dale and the city o. Aailo~eil.
III. Resolve reimburslng the town of
Sebago for money expended In buiil-
ing bridge over North West river at
East Sebago.
i2s. Resolve approprtating money to
kSbddT Lac A0uukS TVdb, huONI dS tle
Denmark road. in the town OF Sebago.
13. kesf I've in favor of the town Of
ThOrndike, 70. the repair and main
tenance OF a road
ls4. Resolve to repair highway in the
towns of ..ewport and Corinna.
l25. Resolve in v0r of the town Of
Monmouth for the purpose OF repairing
TIE road at Dilino Spring. so Gained.
is. Resolve in favor Of Reed PLAN
tation.
III An Act to amend Chapter 3ls.
Public Laws of lslo. providing for State
and county aid N the construction vf
highway bridges.
LIS. Resolve in favor If a bridge
across the Al!agash river in Aliagasn
plantation, in Aroostook county
l29 Resolve il favor of the town of
Orland for repair OF q road.
$50. Resolve ia fa' or of the town #
Pepobscot for repair of road.
i5s. Resolve in ia r of Glenwood
f p WASHRI-RI Soc
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Only one .BRoNo oUlNlNE"

:: To st TIE senyins, GIL f fos fY!l name
lets. Look Ter signature Of e. ".
.esHROVE. Cures p Cold In One Day. 2oc.
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SENATE

Wednesday, February 20. 1919.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. A. c. Townsend OF
HalloWell.
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of
in concufro8cA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-21
SANDRA THE JEALOUS
serial story by
JANE PHELPS
Author of The Promoters Wife" and Other Stories
Copyright by George Mathew Adams)

nor practised?
Eyes"
mo wonder you are fretful and
unhappy. Moping about doing moth
ing. l shall lay out a courses of
reading and study for you at once;
and shall expect you to adhere strict
ly to it."
| made no reply.
"Where had you and Miss Grandon
been that evening l came back?"
ITO the theater."
"By yourselves?"
"No."
"Who was with your"
"Mr. Edmonds.''
"How did he come to ask your"
eve met him while out in the mo-
tor | introduced him to Rose and
then he asked if he might help en-
terrain her SINCE you were away"
81 forbade you to go out to places
of amusement while l was away; to
receive calls-yet you deliberately
ignore my wishes. | am very glad
your friend had Sense enough to go
home" AS he finished it seemed as
if something broke in me and ex-
claimed:
81 am glad too! you don't suppose
I wanted her to stay and see how
awfully unhappy you make me, do
you? AS it is She will tell everyone
at home how / am treated-how you
insulted her! wanted terribly to
go home and see Father and Mother
and the boys. Now I never want to
go home-I'd rather die! There isn't
one of the boys or girls in the whole
town who won't pity me for being
married. They all said wouldn't
be happy if l married you, that you
would not let me say my soul was
my own. But l didn't believe them.
| do nowl
Tomorrow-Everett Invites Edmonds
to Supper.
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For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem.
ishes disappear over night. Itching u.s.
ually stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 35c; an ex-
ira large bottle, $100. It will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
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EVERETT QUESTIONS SANDRA.
CHAPTER LII.

HE next morning at breakfast
Everett read his paper in sill
ence. He looked so stern l did not
dare interrupt him. Before he left
for the Office, however, he said:
81 shall be at home early. Try and
meet without red eyes"
eyes, Everett" was my inane re-
ply.
"And please remain in doors today.
Read or practise as you like" Again
| answered:
eyes, Everett" l seemed to have
lost add the courage l had the night
before, and could only say the most
ordinary thing to him-evidently
what he expected, however, for he
gave me careless kiss and said:
That's good girl"
A good girlr I didn't want to be
good girl, L wanted to be like Le-
ola, impulsive, indiscreet, so he would
love me as he had loved her.
81 won't be goodw I'll be just as
bad as l know howv' | said violent
ly as l watched him go swinging
down the street. "Leola wasn't good,
and you cared much more for her
than you, do for me. / just will not
be good!" I stamped my foot child
ishly as turned from the window.
81 wonder did he ever order Leola
to stay indoors, and if she obeyed
him?" | asked the question aloud.
"I'll bet she didn'tw l resumed my
soliloquy. "And I won't be treated
so! l won't!' and again the ready
tears flowed.
AS / look back, l think that had it
not been for the ideas l had formed
of Leola, he rattitude toward life and
toward Everett, I should have been
far happier than I was, and probably
should have been content to do the
things Everett told me to do. But
constantly Leola, her terrible indis-
cretions, of which l knew nothing,
and had no means of finding out,
were in my mind. But more than
ClLelI was Vic JSdAOuoly SdOSSu U6CduoS
l had been told of Everett's love for
her, which l believed was greater
than that he gave me.
1t was only little after five when
Everett came in. l had spent mis-
cradle day, doing nothing he had
advised, but walking aimlessly from
one room to another, trying to kill
time
I thought of calling up Barrett
Edmonds, but didn't quite dare for
fear Everett would object. He did
not know that Barrett had escorted
Rose ard mo to the theater the night
he came back. He would be sure to
find ~ ou+. 90 81 r''oht malrn him
un~1nneont - Parrntt-a fhino I
couldr't nrdrrn n consider. I had
coon +hn ofToo+ If his ac+ion upon
Rose. ar1 7 wouldn't lot him demean
NO before anyone else-especially
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-21
GET READY

Now is the time that your hens
will moult or shed their feathers.
This process is rather slow and Ma
ture should be assisted. B. A.
Thomas Poultry Remedy will help
your hens to moult causing them to
shed earlier and be ready to lay when
eggs are highest in the winter. If
this remedy does not make good, we
will. G. E. Buchanan. adv