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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

On cold clay soil the use of
ammonia ted fertilizer instead
of phosphate added IS BUSH
els to the yield. IS bushels
of wheat at present prices
would pay for 2 per cent Of
amonia in your fertilizer
formula and its use at the
rate of 200 lbs. per acre for
80 years.
On rich loan soil the use
of a high grade phosphate
mixture produced - bushels
per acre more wheat than a
low grade fertilizer and cost
less money per acre.
On an average clay loa m,
typical of our best wheat
soils, the use Of a complete
fertilizer with small amounts
of nitrogen and potash and
adequate available phosphor-
ic acid paid the farmer 1000
per cent on his fertilizer in
VeStment as compared with
his yields where phosphate
only was used.
These are some of the ex-
periences which are being
gathered to help you grow
larger and more profita BILE
crops and make your fertil-
izer investment pay larger
dividends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
August Heavy Mail Month";;
"Michigan Bibles" Sent Out

August, as usual, has been one of
the heaviest months for mail this year.
c. B. Beck, postmaster, announced
Thursday morning.
This is the month when many of
the mail order houses send out their
fall catalogues, and, this along with
army sale of foods through the post
office department, has been keeping
the carriers, and the clerks, working
overtime
However, as the sale Of foods has
been temporarily discontinued, at the
least, the work is gradually slowing up,
and faster service has been the result
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

impunity and make a necklace out of
him, and one Of these days some kill
Joy scientist will step out and prove
that the diamond-back. when you get
right dawn to facts, is as harmless as
a f1shworm and that his reputation for
frightfulness is founded on nothing
more substantial than the pink-ele-
plant dreams of chronic souse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

The is
Perhaps would
other if
to nchaf
considerable attention
base New York for they tacbs their
through perks
maids from their California The who has haunted
like He claims she's the first who has eced interest
n it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
IGLESAIS AT NICARAGUA
fRy Associated Press)

MANAGUA, Mic, Aug. 21.-Rafael
Izlesais. former president of Costa
RIGA. has arrived here as a special
representative of President John B.
! Ouiroz. who became the chief execu-
tive of Costa RIGA following the res1g-
nation Of former President Tlnoco.
He declares that leaders of the recent
revolution in Costa RIGA insist upon
the establishment Of the constitu-
ton there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

1t is reported that an airplane serv-
ice will be established within a few
months connecting Buenos Aires with
Bahia, Brazil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
DR.. Chao Chu WI.

DR.. Chao Chu WI.
DR.. Chao Chu WI, one of China's
peace delegates and a son Of the for
mer Chinese minister to Washington,
declares that China will press her de-
mand for the immediate return Of
the Shantung peninsula despite the
disposed of the question.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

The Spanish government is support
ing private plans to introduce cotton
growing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

The Isle Of Man house Of keys has
rejected a local option bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take . TABLESPOONFUL Of Salts II Back
Hurts Or Bladder oothers

We are a nation of meat eaters and
bur blood is filled with uric acid. says
a we'll known authority, who warns
us to be constantly on guard against
kidney trouble.
THE kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood Of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the oyer~ork:
they get sluggish: the eiiminative
tissues clog and thus the waste is re-
tanned in the blood to poison the en-
'tire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps Of lead. and you have
singing pains in the back or the
urine is cloudy. full Of sediment, or
the bladder is irritable. obliging you
to seek relief during the night: when
you have severe headaches. nervous
and dizzy spells. sleeplessness, acid
stomach OF rheumatism In bad wealth
er. get from your pharmacist about
four ounces Of Jad Salts: take a ia
blespoonful in a glass Of water be-
fore breakfast each morning and in
a few days your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice. com
bihed With lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
clogeej Kidneys. to retitralize the
acids IN Urine SO 1t is no longer a
source Of irritation. thus ending uri-
nary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure: makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithIh- water drink, ana no.
body "a make n mistake BY taking
a little occasionally to keep the kid
neys clean and active.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

g. ac1. ~ & t5zEcozse s1S liz Esa<
z-< II Is E1,s1Eh viii - pr1sso-L0
e oyt II ~ sooa tines = 1Es-
-s1r s- 10 Ia E-,-3re II rsn1e-z
resea3ng the ss 6E-Ses # lie F-Es.
ses-g - 11ea s3Avs52saszr q
,.ea re ..sve tssool4 fbs 0os- e-
-a2.ist4. L. -kAE &c co-t4n-s g. slz4a
&c sAeE .=-.-- 70 tc-Ce- c19GZrs
aoE -e1zEo-s* s1zEl Ee g 81 taxing
ort- industries. fixing g-ces d1c1at-
51x r~gE. sNosashznx fol,o EzDs-
ards a,E csn-rz3zxsrz f@Nt- y :
few ~ tas sKyerN II -+ ,nanF-
the-eeT creating = nstSo2 II orDe.a-
exte9 What is 70 b< the lint q Eor-
srrEs.- co--1ps pr@ .es3r Eo1-
y-osuctI Fts- LIE e tA1s - u .
nstt.. II o3e ~lAEgZaFs ~ . Are re
~ ~ 9ms1esn e.tAx<Ls n ne future
c- american 10 naM@ wlls h9al -
oroe. rr.e-e* ELA7; fEho- La-e th+
right. - sk4i s-s servEs u t5s yen
nasket " IT dominated ~ & ra-k-
snz deiexases EhzI] cay1-s! u FREE ~
ks1sd f~acsoifex AID o-gs.ize Indus
tires. oT shall it BE exrosA u TIE &C.
yg-r1ng py~E Of The cEaEdlist@
Sfa8i ne co21ts coot7lTs to aemln-
sls ssx:ee % ss&Il they be ES-
ss-Tent - TIE dictates az tie / "
W-7 Shall trial pr .3rY be sustained
or xhalI tne pssen doors be opened
aid Gr3fne x1 .rpvn4kae3~ EnaN
church continue 70 Dreseh the eof1si
81 Jes3s cErist " Mrst j. s1rreno<s
u the demands o. those who shout
" kanOsth, No Cod Esa1i tbs
farm remain 3 o1le WHERE cDist
aa6 tonzsr,t csnter ,. mUs- il Be D,o-
recte0 by . vigilance committee Are
r1r ttrps 70 ~ gown and harTestec
r3tho.t rso}estatj1n or are ~e -
H. II fea, If tier oeEtrUet4on G.
reacsai ny thofe who defY Law sn1
oe1y ryoNrry rights Are "a
pc.o,js % continue 20 aid in ATinx
tae foundation for patriotic, safe
cerisrs6 liver. cr beeone the sctire
agents for dissemination Of hate re-
h,elilon. iavlefsoess and d~eetrnction+
There are the questions which facs
thinking men to-day ard they MIR
te net and solved after cslm Gs.io-
eca,son- coagreEs cannet decide taese
i:tsserE. ~ pests crIouissirn "a,
Gz cr1Git.nne The n1Et be cs-
r9ssec ct tire corner Hec.e and post
r1sfs. IN every Grange and church.
~he:rteT mea z1a women gather. The
If~i,iorns ~bich vnseTi'e ire govern
.nrn+ nvFr b~ fankj.. freel--. fuIr
f:f.Hsrsd that re may be alive ~
E-eaent dangers and prepared TO
ep.nvst them. From tie e~,sp boz rr-
altar ~ tre rfubiir H1Afe. WIN
rhr;ebe pr radical ey ialisrh. 20 the
esclJsifeners. ~ the pulpit, where in
d. idual fsFyprEihility IL erlDhasizea,
iris di>cuseirn must 60 IN Il We are
~ be Tate IN tes.s - come Esmem-
Der this, there csD here be no sub
ttjtu'e for r@if government and tfD
rests upon me intelligent thinking ef
tie MESSY. Here II Grange work. big
enough. btosd enough. ~ merit cor-
tiDIel ~GlSruesiGn 81 every Bession.
Centraliked goternn1en, Is certain TO
dwarf individual though. purpose,
sfciystiDp."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Ar-l ~ - e. 4 campaign r. Sc
,ure - me- 10 .insnre >ta'e ronn-
h;rucrFor +T1ErsU-
Anvil i-Mz;cr Feae-s; CsIe1ce ii
wards - lgus'a.
ar-tI S-N..er izyenre EGTaros -
rsoNt.Ea- enI Water lie
Ar-f -MaJor GHnera! tIsren~e Ell
wards a. Bsnsor.
Arm :-Lavncnfrs of barge Tor l. :
ShyptaHc Be 81. Eachies.
A:..! 4-B.a:c- Ce-eral C!arence ID
ssr5e At Itxi<tcr
April Ma nr Sc s,sl Clarence -
nsTd- III Portland. Public IDeetng at
Ci.y taFi IL e:enjrg
Ar-Il 7-Nunjc,yal erection. Calais
Aprsl 4-Nslne Methodist Ein-cop !
Conference. Fairfield.
Arm s-East Name Methods; ..Ii-co-
psi conference. Miro.
Aprl <-kennei,ec Pomona Grange
Oakland
Anil s-fa-Ma:ne Cfand Lodge /, 0 .
F.. Portland.
April Il-i3-Ali-Raioe Girls Conferenre.
April It-1*-At Bangor. Ne, rs; an
ncal eucsr1pn@r of 'n5te1 Spanish
Ue- Eeterans of Maine.
April zl-hisy la-Escto:y Liberty Losn
sar3ia'gc-
My 1-I-Sr-ins raa'ing Maine Fe3erz-
TIC Women Gibbs. Augusta HoCse.
augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Bangor Is After the
Agricultural Exhibitions

Bangor. April 1-Thc Bangor
Chamber az Commerce rs making q
strong BIG for tire combine annual
exhibition Of the Maine PomoloeicaI
Society. the Maine Seed Improvement
Socieir. the Maine Dairynen's AS
ISOLATION. the Maine Livestock Breed
IS Association and the Maine boys
and girls agricultural clubs.
These various organizations Joined
drives last year IN connection with
the New England fruit show in Port
land. and the plan worked SO salts
factotily that the officers are in
favor % 4 joint exhibition this year
Thu dates viii probably he NOV. IL
:. The only question unsettled is
whore tn hold the Zig show,
To-Day 3 committee representing
the ORGANIZATIONS net In the Bangor
Chamber of Commerce rooms ana
listened 10 q proposition submitted
by Secretary Hennessy. Of rather. he
listened to their statement Of what
they will need in the line Of ma
~teriaIs. equipment and hail room. and
he will take the matter up with his
directors.
A. the conference today were G. c.
Clement Of Winierport. representing
the Maine Pathological Society: II.
II. Tucker. chief of the bureau Of
animal industry Of the Maine De-
partment of Agriculture. who was
spokesman for the Maine Livestock
Breeders Association: {. NJ. White,
chief OF the bureau OF seed improve
ment Of the Maine Department of
Agriculture. who is authorized to
represent the Maine Seed Improve
mcnt Society: Charles x. Grassland,
assistant State leader of the Cniver-
sity Of Maine Boys and Girls Club
work. and A. l.. T. Cummings. neri-
cultural editor of the University Of
Maine.
The committee visited Bangor City
hall and looked il over as to its
adaptability for the proposed ON
bined show The Bangor Chamber Of
Commerce invitation will come Up fol
action IT q meeting CT representa-
tives Of tho various organizations. TO
lie held in Auburn mex Monday. In
case the show is divided. Natervillc
wants the seed Improvement. dairy
and breeders division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
THE LEAGUE OR BOLSHEVlSM

Ncr-re Doer-o+ ws3ch t-ez-. ths
s-s-sczx Cr-1-s-.< IS q game F.S-
@rs tvr TIE C-sc@6 SAFES TIA. las
uas . Cer1-ss and ScELh A-1er1-
czr s,ates sas-sczcsex q rs and Il
o-5s- 10 pr1lncte friendly relations
and mutual csaSesncs- TIE Soones
aoo 0o-e 5e-1sr=y l. Is
TIE bette. Szch . TFE q TIE MOT
re- Doctrine ceuii 10. hE zcE%pte3
b. tss Conference n Paris Cal
n~co.sls.sa, with he pr-oeEPls q PRO-
tectaeg snail nations. bit The toa-
ference vc1i5 probably net b. sTerse
30 q declaration that torelEn sLslA
shan 70, acquire IN force OF ~ ees-
.lea any a-1 q the Anerfcan cent?
rE-ts o. II Tie stands ~aajacent
tAere!C.
Fazllr- there < she iasia1oas az
gsrDeat which appeals 80 AMERICA
r,.f5e. ~ declaring cha national pa
--,o.lSn viii he lessened hy cooT.era-
t5cn with other nations for nutaa-
r--ot.sr+cr =, TIE Welfare IF usnAino
N9eh tie sens arguments were pse8
aSai,r re adoption Of the Feoera
Constitution The aar-or pairaoas-
Ias little patriots 3sei the familiar
alignment. and il va. only or hard
work ara small margins that tie
Es, patriots ~s-ueee6e5 n ssopti1~
the instrument 20 which v eve o1F
greatness and prosperity No 2
proposes anything 80 radical here. 10
GRE 70 limit the indepeno-
e-ce sad sovereignty If This
savs as svery --ss;T limits II FAX lhE
little -atrio-s crr oot a. they d31 be
fare aea.rs. : measure Of salvation
<ryr the danger that cverharg oVr
nation z-e TT world. One q these
i::.le Americans tells. Us that ne
would No. support The League u Ns-
.ions although IL vas brought ~ Us
~ the Sayior IF naokind-.he
who said. ye Impurities. ye can dis
esrn :he fare Of thT,sky- and can Te
~. discern The s.gas IF the times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
WINSLOW

PRAYER meeting will be held Thurs
Gay evening at 80 a, the Congregs-
tional church yestry.
The Thistle Club will hold its bus.
mess meeting Thursday evening at
the Taconnet Club house. 4 supper
will be served.
Hiram Fatten has received his hon.
cradle discharge from Camp DevAns.
and is a guest Of his brother. Harvey
Patten.
Lawrence Emery Of Auburn. while
on his way to Rockland. was a re-
cent guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Emery.
A dance will be held Friday even
ing at the Taconnet Club House.
The Setasticook Literary Club held
q business meeting Tuesday after
room at the home of the president.
Mrs. Harry T. Norton. 1t was voted
10 accept the committees report TO
amend the constitution Of the club
regarding membership. The follow
ing delegates were appointed to at
tend the Federation OF Clubs TO be
feid at Augusta his month: Mrs.
Harry +. Norton. the president. and
Mrs. Harry II. Button alternates,
Miss Jennie Howard and Mrs. Horace
>. Howard. There will be a .pecial
all meeting today. Thursday, at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Garland.
Roland f. Hutchins Of Cambridge.
Mass. rs n guest of Mrs. Hutchins. at
the home of her parents on Bay
street.
M Clark, Jr.. who underwent
an operation at his home recently, il
convaiescent.
MRS. GEORGE s. Paine has returned
from a trip to Boston. New York
Richmond. Va. and Washington. II.
I. Miss Mildred Paine. who accom-.
pan,ed her mother. stopped over to
visit friends in Boston.
Mrs. Wesley Watts. Bernard Watts
clyde Ellis and Alvin .takinS Tue
a evening attended a dance at the
Grange hall in benton.
MISS Madeline Reynolds is the
guest OF friends in Portland. and Miss
marjorie Reynolds is the II Of
friends in Greene.
An entertainment and = box socia,
WI. De neid this Thursday evening
at the East Winslow Baptist church
catherine and John. children Of Mr.
ano MRS. James Turbyne are con-
iisa 10 their home by illness.
me Hollihgsworth & wbnn.y
ladies Aid held its regular aida
meeting Wednesday at the Taconno,
mouse with a good attendance.
.'hper OF fish chowder. rolls. pastry
Anu coitee was served at noon NV
Elmer Tozier and Mrs. wiu;am
eorson- Two ladies' were admit
aeo 10 the Circle membership. The
was passed in working on apron,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
This is Worth READING

thousands have been rcIiryc3 O
Indigestion. stomach and Live dis
riders by SEVEN BAHkS: the { .
lowing extracts from testirnora:
voluntarily given. prove our asss,.
tion.
For the past - years SEVEN
.BARkS has saved me many a doztc-
Dill Have found it q most exceitcr,
remedy for Indigestion and Nldre,
tfoubies.-L. 4. .Amcs. pro>pt.
Maine.
For seven years was r,ouh'e,
WIN stomach trouble and lh.4w.-
tism. could get no r4l.-f. SEVEN
BARkS helped me wonoerfull,. A.,
VIII never be without it. IL IL
II Is a doctor itself. Since ,.>,o-
SEVEN BARKS I eat well. sleep r.
ana feel like a new person Nfr,
Mary L. Sturgeon. Sheldon 81. -.
Vt.
have used SEVEN EtEks a.
it cured Jne of a very bad ca, o.,
Constipation. and I~ndiges.icr. ua.
an run down. had no strength .r
haIaIf 60 out doors. etc: 80.
BARkS did ne rnorr -ro'
ina anything ever tried: - Z
good standby and can h,.-t,N
recommend it.-EdWard TINA"
Lynn. Mass.
VIA. :TNE\ BAHKS has done f"-
Others. 1t viii do for YOU. Pc. sa'
bS druggists. SO cents per rr';''
neglect to try it.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Calling Q Meddie~s OIsH.

II IL w ~ Postmaster General
Bu,ieson 10 nswer Mr.. Macksy.
Nj, Gscksy's readiness 70 rHn the
Postal without the advance in rates
ought ~ bring the postmaster gen
rfal = good many protests.
H. woule he better than anything
heard from Paris lately IL EurIesot.
@.se made 80 uncomfortable that he
had to resign. He has medtied At
the same time shat his proper bUsi-
ns-ss Of handling the mail has been
unsatisfactory that he ought ~
he fired. Give Us q poEtn,as:sr
general big enough for the jch ana
sensible enough TO mind his own
business. Lewiston Sun.
He viii not resign. Don't make
thc mistake Of thinking that he viii
nor, will he snswe Nacksy. We
opinr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Big Wcrk Ahead Of Grsnae

iA+ %atipnaj Gs>Eze sIDutA!. pub
j...es ~ fun on s6dfes. by ~.
GeDg2e 81 T'nitri.eil - :he Eta'e
rrnfsren'e # Gtangc ~icctuieEs N
Auburn. Mach ). with ny
The e8.io. ,i,at IL pies .ing ~ all Of
~ "bo anfn.rn H.. Twitcl.il md the
rttk he II ding for agIjcuit1.c.
L@aAG. The address b. Dr.. Twitch-
n lie xaIoIa, Ei*I.o p~ubacatIrn
"S.icom hos II Doen III. privilege
u The National Grange Monthly 20
present to its readers a paper Ut
,flnre comprehensive cop or pf sucn
timely tignincsnce' ~. that printed
below onJ IL ~ commented 10 The
careful thought of every Patron ~
the United states. the subject IS
"riiG impending crisis as .ela,ed 70
rural life and not only IL the manr-
sided problem which faces the Unit
I'd States clearly set forth. bu, the
part which thc Grange can play n
the universal task IL definitely PC
Iuep. IL HCuIO DC LOT the Hcbu VI stS
Order, an well az for the good NJ
America. if this noteworthy piper
might he read in every Grange In
the Tinted States. and - better Isc-
iufe hour feature cnn hardly be si1-
L1ied.
"Eyerybody in Kew England knows
Dr.. Twitchell, vino az q Granye
speaker ami institute lecturer has
addressed audiences in almost every
county In the View England group
VI states. DR.. Twitcbell's Grange ez-
berience dates back to 1859: ne whs
appointed general deputy Of Maine
by State Master Robbie in 1855: was
elected State lecturer in 1889 and
later became ovefeseer " the state
Grange. He is d clear thinker, an
earnest exponent Of rural life, II
loyal friend Of the farm and farm
er. Read his splendid address de-
Iivered to the lecturers at Auburn
and then carry 1t home, through "A
reading in subordinate Grange. to
every lecturer. to every Patrj III .,nd
70 every farmer"
The Kennebec Journal wou..l like
to publish this address In full. and
might do 70 later should our readers
express a desire for IL. TO give item
an ideo Of the SCOPE Of it we clip
fiom IL the following:
The Grange must be either .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
SAVED nv LIFE
Says man IN Maine

Henry q. lianley Of II Crons street.
Belfast. Maine. writes w: Il sn feel
ing lots better and think yoHr Ellxir
(Dr. J'rue's Elixir) saved my life"
Or. Tfue's Elixir In a great medicine.
q family laxative and WORM e9peiler. II
and expslS. worms. Surprising IL IL how
many IIseple have worms. children SUI
fer agony from worn1H. Signs or rymp-
IONS OF worms are: Derahscd sssInach.
swollen upper lip, gOur stomach. often
stve breath. hard M Fun belly with
occasional sripinks aud pain about the
navel. pale face Of lenden tint, eyes
heavy and duIl. twitchtng cyelids, itch.
ing Of the nOsa. itching OF the fectu,n.
short dry cough. grinding OF the teeth.
little red points clicking out on tongue.
starting during sleep. slow fever.
Write IN II you want to. Address. DR..
J..F, True H. CO.. Auburn, Me.
Ust Dt. Tfue'6 Elixir ron your dealer
once. The cost, ib small. IT ex, eIs
worms n rcstorcH health. IN tns
murket for over " ycurn.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
CURNV1LLE

AIRS. Ann Flanders observe he
ssth birthday Sunday the 30,l
Mrs. Agnes Moody is inrrov'n=
n able to sit up about an hu.l Il
day.
Horace Flanders, who has '.,n
employed in Northern Maine the vast
winter Is visiting his mother. Mrs
Ann Flanders for a few days.
Lee Smith. the cream COLI, 'cr
says. the roads are in had shape"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

In spite Of the antics Of the militant
sUffraxettes in Washington. Boston and
New York. President Wilson cables
from Paris: Il earnestly hope the SUI
frake amendment soon will he adopted
Boston Globe.
Hpping they will zee the futiIitr Of
their antics and quit. baki.- Ken
nebec Journal
viii they:-BoEtrn Globe.
Not on your dear daeuerieo'