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A NERVOUS Wreck
From Three Years. Suffering. Say
Cardui Made Her Wei.

Texas City. Tex.-In an interestiu;
statement, Mrs. 6. H. Schill, ofthis town
says: "For three years suffered untol,
agony with my head. was unable {.
do any OF my work.
Just wanted to sleep. ali the time, ioI
that was the only ease could get, whel
! was asleep. became nervous wreeb
just from the awful suffering with m,
head.
Twas 60 nervous that the least noise
would make me Jump out Of my bed.
had no energy. and was unable to dc
anything. My son. a young boy, had tic
DO all my household duties.
Twas not able 10 do anything until
took cardui. took three bottles in all
and il surely cured me of those awia
headaches. That has been three year.
tigo, and know the c,re is permanent
Tor have never had any lieadache since
taking cardui. :.
Nothing relieved me until took caidui,
II did wonders for me-" ~
Try card,ii for your troubles-mad.
from medicinal ingredients recommended
in medical books as being of benefit in
female troubles, and 40 years of use has
proven that the books are right. Begin
taking Cardui today, Nc-Ia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

against her going on the stage-so she
had run away. She couldn't go back
they would never forgive her. They
were that kind.
Yes. there was one who did care.
But then she hadn't known how rare
was the unselfish love he had offered.
It was all too late now-probably he
had forgotten her-she had treated
him heartlessly. She wouldn't blame
him II he hated her
But he doesn't. oh, my own little
girl, he doesn't. He has been rowing
around over the country trying to
find you and"
~well, Sid McLaren aren't you
ashamed to let me make such a fool
OF MYSELF"
But Sid McLaren wasn't ashamed.
He was glad and he was happy, and
showed it. He showed 1t by an old
fashioned method to which time has
brought no Improvements and which
where a woman is concerned, never
fails to carry conviction.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

Constance lie Beverly and her lover,
Holy men had tried the pair and their
decree had read:
SISTER, Let thy sorrows cease.
"Sinf1l brotheri Part In peace!e
Then the girl and the monk who had
loved here were immnred in a stone
cell like-ltke the one-whose walls
felt so close\Sto mel had stepped
into a cell which had. in all probability
been invented for the punishment Of
recreant nuns,
81 screamed-l ffamered on the door
Of my Gel, Then something myster-
iously terrifying happened.
Every time pounded on the door
the floor beneath me rocked slightly
] felt that my cell was sinking with
me downtown
! screamed again but owing to my
excellent habit Of restraint, no long
er pushed the door.
! could hear Spence and Archer rap
ping back amessage 10 me.
And then what most feared-hap.
pened!
oe of the men seized q chair and
began to pound away at the door OF
my closet!
He set my cell in motion! Every
blow sent me farther and farahek'
away from rescue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

simply and naturally as going out ana
helping Aunt Pliny Flaccus into the
hack. The girl didn't even start nor
look when his hand began to pat her
shoulder awkwardly.
"Tell us about it. Maybe it's goot
luck and you haven't discovered It
yet-you know I've Just had little
jolt handed to me myself, but pshaw,
everything always come out all right
IL you give 1t chance"
"But-but l had worked SO hard
pand-and now it has all flivvered. /
guess Hardy was right. got out OF
the country, but couldn't get the
country out of me. l didn't seem to
catch on, somehow didn't belong. ("
Then suddenly she found herself
telling him about it all. More than a
stranger he was, for she had not even
looked up at his face, but something
in his voice seemed to make it right
as could be. They had told her she
could sing. Her family had been
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
CONSTANT BRONCHIAL
COUGH FOR IS YEARS
Thsn Nc. cransh.w stoppsd A.I

Then Mrs. cranshaw Stopped Hef
Cough So uiekly 1t Alarmed Her.
i suffered with bronchial trouble
and asthma for 16 years. In January.
1904, had an unusually severe spell,
resulting In penumpnia and was con-
tined to bed for 4 months. Then i
began to mend but my cough never
left me.
The following October. tried MIX,
emulsion. After few days my counh
gave way, and ceased entirely after
another bottleso sudden that be-
came alarmed, Getting over my fear
| took 6 bottles more. For months
previous had coughod night ana dav.
but my cough ceased entireiy- Mr.
16 years used all kinds or medicines
until became skeptical But the re-
suits from Mifks Emulsion wera notn.
Ing short OF marvellous. Mrs. ]. r..
Grawshaw. 1888 Grand Ave. pes
MoineE, Iowa.
For bronchial or severe coughs, OF.
hard co.ds, Mllks Emulsion Is really
remarkable. The system is built up
trouble.
Mflks Emulsion Is a pleasant, nutri-
elNc toVu anu v corrective medicine
II restores healthy, natural bowel &C
ton, doing away will all need OF p.ils
and physics, II promotes appetite.
and quickly puts digestive organs
IN shape TO assimilate food. AS 4
builder of flesh and strength, Milks
Emulsion Is strongly recommended IN
these whom sickness has weakened
and Is powerful aid In resisting and
repairing the effects of wasting dispaz
es, Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved :
USUALLY IN ono day,
This Is the only Eo,id lemuFsirn
mshe, and 81 raiat 5nle. n II is eaten
with q spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under tais guarantee Take six bit
ties heisse with you, use 1t according
to directions and II not satisfied with
the results, your money viii be refund
ed promptly. Price 60c and $3.50 NOR
bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co.
Terre Haute, Ind, Sold by druggists
everywhere. Guaranteed tw w r.
Crane Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN
Copyright 1920 by the N. E. A.
light, 1920, by the N. e. A.

The ld-fashioned cooky crock
should come into its own again.
With two eggs ana cup or sugar
one can maze enough cookies 10 last
a long time, comparatively speaking
will admit that cookies need more
shortening than cake, but If the cookies
keep better and go twice as far the
extra butter or lard Is more than ac-
counted for.
Aside from 'rne economy of cookies
the sort Of ready-for-anything feel
ing that well-filled cooky crock
gives a housekeeper is worth good
deal. A cup OF tea and a home made
cooky is a most hospitable offering
to an afternoon visitor. And an I'M
expected guest for dinner will have
NO criticism to make dessert of home
canned fruit and crisp cookies.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKNAST-Grape fruit fried
corn meal mush, syrup, coffee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sandwiches
chocolate souffle, tea.
DINNER = Tomato bouillon, corn
meal pie. winter salad, bread and but
ter, apple snow, coffee.
My Own Recipes
While this luncheon menu may
seem rather slim picking, the souffIe
Is no nourishing that the sandwiches
are needed merely to satisfy, the ap-
petite. Sandwiches with carefully
dried. crisp lecture leaves between
thin slices Of bread and butter are q
delightful accompaniment to tea. Use
Just enough sharp salad dressing to
give flavor and piquancy.
CHOCOLATE souFFLE
e tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
I cup milk
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
CONFESSIONS OF A BRIDE
Copyright. 1890. by the a. E. ,A.l

T. T. aTIaf - = - e e ~ 90 -
You men are not eating your ra-
tons" ] protested on the last day OF
1913,
I'VE sleep a lot. So we don't need
ia large allowance of foed.' explained
the engineer. II suppose you think you
can hibernate like bears" scolded,
Wei, Il you are going to live on sleep
you'd meter get more Of 1t for that
reason, ! am going to take my share
Of the guard from now on"
Better not begin tonight, Mrs.
Lorimer," laughed Gene Archer. It's
the last day OF the year. you know.
Why, goblins will walk when the CLOCK
strikes twelve and whosts will stalk
when 1870 pushes open its door you
linow!"
"If only something would happen
! laughed.
Almost anything might happen
IN this strange place tonight agreed
DR.. Spence.
I'm going to take the midnight
watch just the same, boys" insisted.
And SO, at midnight. being the on
y person awake in the rom, heard
the far-off Ginning OF the church bells
Donna Camilla was due to call on the
morrow. That was the message the
bells brought to me. When she came,
the men, Of whose presence she had
no knowledge, would seize her and
we would walk forth to our coveted
freedom! n
/ was half dazed by the vision of
liberty. With my eyes fixed vacantly
on q panel by the wall opposite me,
l went over and over events as they
Ought to happen in New Years day.
Suddenly the panel in the wall NOV,
ed as IL 1t were on a hinge. 1tIwas
not the door by which had entered
on Christmas day. rubbed my eyes,
closed them and raised the lids to find
the door wide open!
] rushed toward it, too startled to
cry out an alarm. held 1t open, felt
before me into the darkness and
then called TO my companions:
Come! Come! We're free! Free!'
Before ! had finished the swinging
door swept me forward and clicked be-
hind me.
! stretched my arms to the right and
TO the left. was IN a narrow closet
-Four cold stone walls were close to
me. In flash there came to me the
old story of sinful nuns. They were
never condemned to die. There was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
FACTS AND FANCIES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME CRCLI

STA, ad the doctor got the eight dol.
lars. Boston Transcript,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

NEW YoRK-Jan. 15.-For early
spring hikes and motor trips nothing
is more satisfying to a sense of COM
fort and correctness than a combined
jacket and cape of the sort photo
graphed.
OF plain wool plaid in a sage green
shade, II makes smart outdoor cos
tune, with darker green velour hat
and a green OF tan wooden skirt suf-
ficiently wide to allow of a comfort
able stride.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
I teaspoon vanilla
| square bakers chocolate
i.3 cup sugar

teaspoon vanilla
square bakers chocolate
1-3 cup sugar
tablespoons hot water
eggs
Melt butter, add flour. Add milk
slowly, stirring constantly Cook I'M
til it boils. Melt chocolate over hot
water. Add the two tablespooafuls OF
hot water and sugar and mix smooth.
Combine mixtures and add the yolks
Of the eggs beaten till thick and lemon
colored. Fold in the whites beaten
stiff and dry. Add vanilla before
whites, Turn into-a buttered baking
dish and bake IN moderate oven rs
minutes. Serve at once with whipped
cream.
CORN MEAL PIE
cups corn meal mush
1-2 cups meat diced (leftover)
2 chopped sweet peppers (canneo
pimentos)
cups milk
2 tablespoons butter s
2 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper
Butter a baking dish and nut in half
the mush. Add meat and peppers
Make a sauce of the milk, butter and
flour, browning the butter and flour
slightly before adding the milk or
use 2 cups of gravy left from the day
before. Add the rest of the mush and
bake in slow oven for As minutes.
Uncooked meat may be used in place
Of the leftover. II this case dredge
the meat with flour and use water in
place of milk, not making a sauce,
and bake an hour and a half in a
moderate oven.
WINTER SALAD
2 packages of neufaehatel cheese
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

minute your
sticks and straw such there
No. I guess wouldn't" Nancy
why don't
I'm
do you oppose he'll do? No it =
81 tell what"
and 1al X a day off,"
do
aong!" - : - -
And in twnkng the
hat, and he barn..
Nancy Nick the
things them
chains meadow couldn't
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
unwise Economy.

Wife ever get an economical streak,
. She does. Only this summer she
figured out she could save eight dol
lars a week by doing her own house
work.
How did It work out?
She got a cook book, got dyspep-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
ADVENTURES
OF THE TW.I 90 s
Nick Does a Favor.
We keberty Bartera

scareow sad he had nothing Of although
that had missed
a red coat $500
He he'd stuffed with
but blood and flesh and himself
with straw And Searecrow heaved a
Amt happy?" Nancy.
Would had one
spot month in and month getting get for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17
1-2 cup olives (stuffed or not
"a cup finely chopped nuts
> Salt and pepper

! tablespoon cream IL necessary
Chop olives. Mix olives and nuts
thoroughly into cheese using cream
II necessary for moistness. Form in
to small balls. Arrange on lettuce
and serve with French dressing,
Little Tommy Tucker sang for his
SUPPER But he wouldn't get It for a
mere song nowadays.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-17

The United states Public health ser
vice has been granted $11 100000 with
which to care for the wars disabled
after their discharge from military
and naval hospitals.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-16

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
HOSPITAL DONATION
WEEK ENDS TOMORROW

With tomorrow hospital donation
week ends. AID effort has been made
BIZ lo canyassers 10 reach every home
in Annapolis, but this has not been
possible in the short tilne aila.ed
Mrs. n p GarIiHer caair.n i, has
been unable to secure sol.t fas
some ne the streets ana aal1nv ;osa
not cansassed are Prince George sai
King George Some IL TIE wohare
we're taken sick and a;lieis were pn-
ayoidaDig prey eiltei lrosli fa Hing tf
ASH assigned tlaem
Every ianliis ii Alllapal 49, tln
arundel coua y is wanel io Sc y
resented III Tile exhibit 81 donations
tomorrow afternoon Al the haspi4l
and il IS urged thar those Mo hayg
lot been called upon will send en-,
hing 70 the hospital for Their annual
ionatian. pound Is sugar 3ar 81
an, s0me hiig
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MIDDIES PEEvED
OVER STRINGENCY
OF REGULATIONS
Continued From Page ~

kept alwa The yaiasslplnl Il +
reported refused 10 si1 such :
promise
II Is reported that fle mitl aipmen
although mindful al tie dedn: ion q
hazing by an Aet Of Congress IS All:
unauthorized sumption of aa.hogil.
over under classmen BIZ upper class
men pointed ont nevertheless. thai
the spirit Of The Navy grew mainly out
Of tradition and that tradition de-
manded that the fourth classmen tie
disssladed from Observation-Disclosures ISL
small reminders Of their interior
rank # the authorities desirea q
stop hazing the midsummer are re
ported u have said they might segre-
gate tbs fourth classmea AHA prevent
upper classmeR from mlngling witK
them
This the authorities did farihwi1;l. 4
sten said tn DC without nrsr adcM as
the institution However it II saia
hey vert much further and made sae
segregation more complete taan tila
upper Glassmen recommended. With
the result that the latter bave become
resentfuI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
Marsiag Licenses

fsENSTNIi I3lEBFI2i9 ING john
{ensing, -; aTf5e Rio5enling ~
9th q Baltimore
D0WsSs- P.A.fTlsN I-ee RS Downs
80, NidoWer. Washington y Flor
nce N. Patten so Buffalo y
tOlored
WILSON HOPKINS 5ftrnd will
ION 2ss: Eva IIopkrs 81 Balifa re
BON4ER t1Fsi4f,, .rlla 1la5 N
}onyer. IL Carvilia 'cphes, IS. BotA
IL Solley, Anne Arundel county
I3ISA ANT MIf1lREA Edwsrd
Bryant 0S, Baltimore; Hannah MUIR
fey. 70. AMnapal.
Discreet and economical hells d
amilics will now begin q rave abou,
the beauty and caarm Of the women
ii bungalow aprons.
4 revival 81 the nlnic is ramorcd
Soft nap fabrics arc favored fer
mats
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
START TOMORROW
AND KEEP IT Up
EVERY MORNING
Get into the habit Of drinking d
glass of hot water before
breakfast.

Millions of folks bathe internalil
noN Instead If loading their syst ON
Nitb drugs What's an inside hath 5.
voG Say Well It IS guaranteed g
perform miracles according % ho,
wafer enthusiasts
There arc vst numbers If men ;ti4.l
women Who immediately uaon arts
NJ II The morning drink Z GLASS q
hot water With a teasnoonfal 81 Lime
stone pho pAa;e IL Il This rtrT
axcellsaf health lea lrc Il " iil4
ended 70 flnsh he on4a i. liver
iidneNs aild infesfiles If he prey o.s
DAYS waste saur bile ana adiges Il
ne material Hit oyer III the fody
which Il not eliminate exerf li4
become food tor the million 81 Dac-
eria which infest lie boWel the
4uick result rafsons AID foxi,ls
whieh IRE then ABSORBED ato He
blood causing headache. bilious a;
lacks. foul breath. bad taste colds.
stomach roubls kidEes ni Sleep
1essness impure blood ana all sorts
of ailments.
Peonls who feel gooa one aay and
badlg The next Luz .ao aply can
moi get feeling rigjs are ursed 70
ohtain 4 qllartar paaRd IL limestone
phosphate al the drug store This
viii cost very little bus is safficient
to make anyone a real orsnk ON the
snfjeef OF 4lterna sanitation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28

10 decide al the polls, and q princi-
PIE to fight for without finching.
In sentences which are not only
easily understood but which cannot
be misunderstood BIZ any reasonable
person. President Wilson II an adj
dress 10 the American people says
that the League Of Nations is but a
continuance ana development 81 the
Old American traditions and princi-
pies Of government and their appli-
cation to the world He says 100
thai Article x III tbs covenant does
NOT make t possible for Other nations
s bring Us into war and nothing IN
il IN he leas lnterfsres WITH u mn
pairs tie sole right of Congress tn
declare war
President Wilson participation u
lie Aght S timeiy TAe great object
Df the Democrats leaders Tor weeks
a4s been . make every American
familiar with the Covenant q the
League the Republican course has
beea absolutely the reverse rhey
even @eu 50 far as % omit be coye-
n.aE from The Republican Text Book.
Tive Democrats are putting The Cove.
Aani "a lie League eititer ii the
hand II or casily accessible o every
voter making thus a direct appeal
81 me individual intelligence and IN
liyidual conscience u epcrys voter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
rIDE HAS TURNED STEADILY
To COX

From every section q The onlilrA
and from the leaders and iiie fai'a
ana file of the people there eela'
every day indications that ls'e 1Fl'
has turned, ana ROW sels sieaally 81
wafds Democratic success ~ NeVe'as
hsr The s'sns -iie sash u eaalll,''
he ignored
IS Important oeAtiol'as'A s S.
el.''l'alsn illae ssfehg'hepS 'lls s"'s's.
sfaiis hope ana also s'Fe5 mora
y esnF worm hlasi Z 90 7'9''y s.
l'.'5' g SIS Shsissiaa Nafe = as.
'afss sloMlhs fs'f aisase''' y sas
elerH towards tl'e l.eagae flfteea
'l'.oSand three aandfs1 anu nsas
elsrgymep slsaed pelttion uFsias
prompt ratification U HE Treaty sas
tae Leaspe Without nai!ifyins reser-
V ions Eigh5 hundred ans sixteen
8 fkysasn declined ia Sisit fie
siaefs e,'toatneerea the ae'l siffers
mere tsan eisaieeo e oas
Sely shade q retis'ees belsef wss
Is resented on THIS petition fro
as 4ilas Hsbges oiaer
Tae eap Cons
", ion urgea ras!iiea&on IN Sic name
II aapooo Northern Baplisss over
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
EA-S0LDIIR HAS A t.tl0D
STOMACH

III 4 man penis a Years IN the
rmy he surely would have g have Z
good stomach have 4 good one NOV
nd Foleg cathartic Tablet inside i
hat Way III any ono does llot believ.
i54 Cincinnati ST lla5on Ohio
That is a sample 81 the pun.lrees 81
etters received by Foley Il 50 You
an relieve biiieassnes bloatiile. CON
;tipation ~ ether condition arSsiiin
rom indigestion with Foley Cathartie
Tablets 3dy.t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28

Z
10 TIE Editor Of nc Erfabtg capitol
Since you encourage the use IL ann
columns for discussion oi the pro
posed School Bond Law wish @ Of
Ter the following opinions
The comments By pr 6 Il Clea-
snts IN yonr issue Of October - siye
| clear and exact statement u tlls
acts, with hut one item wiliea may d
slightly misleading IN paragraph :
ae states that payments 81 $l0.500 NJ;
he end Of each year for 10 years
would pay on a debt Of Si50,0D0 with
interest at 5 - per cent and there-
fore that this is the rate Nc must pay
lnder this law. apparently overlook
ng the fact stated i'll paragraph II
that such payments would give rs a
urplus Of s1S,25f.sl after paying of
the Debt at the end of 30 wears These
agures allow only the minimum intcF-
ast rate of 4 per cent on the sinking
sund and . his fund should earn
higher rate of interest thd surplus al
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Democratic Ticke.

Election Tuesday. Nov. 2, 1920.
RON PRESIDENT or THE
pN1Trp STATES
JAMES II. COX,
0ilios
EuR yGcE PRESIDENT or THE
gNIrnn STATES:
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT,
New Yerk,
gais EIKcrons or PRESIDENT ann
ygCE-PREsIDEST on TIE
UNIrED STATES.
Al large
WILLIAM milf AND JOSEPH
N. SMITH,
Baltimore.
Flrs, nlstrict.
CHARLES IL. SIMPSON
Talbot.
second Dlstrirt:
JAMES !. AIT HER,
Hartford.
Third nissrlcss
FREnEIlt Il II. klPP,
baltimore.
Fourth District:
JAMES =. ARAlIGER,
Baltimore.
Fifth Distrscef
tlsENtE N. ROBGRTs,
Prince Georges.
sixth Districts
IseaR R0HRBACk,
Frederick.
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Take CR0uE's TASTEEESS CHILL
TONIC TO destroy the Malarial Germs
in the Blood and thus Prevent Chills.
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE
Begins Thursday. October ii

Begins Thursday. October ~
at =. NJ
Winchester Iiammeriess Pnnt, tsun~, sale
rsiee $3.50 ReEnimgtoR Hamn,fIie~s
FnSnp Gums. sale price. S5s.50; Iasrarr
Double sarrei shat Guns. s53lsa; Il. g
smith. Fulton. stetens, and all other
grades reduced at this anniversary sale.
Climax, I. NJ G.. Peters. Winchester
>noSeless and Black Powder shci.s saec-
isf price In case lots
J. LEVY
20 WEST STREET PHONE s0o-m
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LETTERS TO EDITOR

Professor RoeS. tsf Tlle Department ~
Mathematics Of The Naval ed
emmy, Does some Flguriilg- Ind says
'Plle School Hond Loan i theapei
Than The Lack lDf schools.
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q ufsslpER or THE HOUSE or
ErRBsEN rATGyEs or TIE UNErED
rsIEs IN THE SIXTY SEVENTH
stNt1E.sS:
THOMAS :. KLTSGER.
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England and Wales together have
80 special schools for the blind. 81
for the deaf and 245 for otherwise
defective children.