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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20
SPRING IS HERE.

THE b,ok beer sign no longas
books" the early morning scenery
5z MT ea.5vrraa by the bargeooins
a~ersaeree 81. he leaves the poll he'd
gary c greet she sun with a
.retst sn5 t5~ careless wave II g
damp bar towel. Fer full many
springs Mexico has been devoid Of
these harb1ngers Of q changing sea-
son and they have gone with the
~blearyeyed n5rht-owl crawling from
his cot ii the gutter and mcanae-;ng
homewarI with the airectness Of q
flushed branch creeping from It's mud
dy boundaries.
Bat We know spring is here. There
is the chorus Of the birds happy in
the enfojlaged trees and blossom bur
dened ozcharus, the ianitor hastily
manicu-ing the movie theatre front
and the porter "plicjng" the open
doored hotel lobbies ami dusty side
walks
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE IN PARTITION.

John T. Watts and Matte Lee
Watts, his wife, Martha E. Watts,
William L. Watts, Jacob S. Watts,
George A. Watts, Kate Crum and
George Crum her husband, Vannie
Co!dwell and Bud1ie Coldwell her hus-
band, Susie Watts and Clarence A.
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the Weekly Ledger.
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United States Tires

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Mexico Motor Co., Mexico, Mo.
Orpheum Garage, Mexico, Mo.
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'sy beyond c doubt that PE-RU-NA iswlat YOU need.
PII}u-NA may be purchased anywhere in tablet or roufi form
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Barnes. Plaintiffs.

Barnes, Plaintiffs.
May Hudson and D. D. Hudson her
husband, Lee Bomar, De Almond C.
Bomar, Clark Bomar, Nancy Bomar,
Virginia Bomar and the Bank Of Ed
wardsville, a corporation, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Audrain
County, Missouri.
BY virtue AMI authority Of a Decree
and Order Of Sale made by the said
Court in the above entitled cause and
Of a certified copy thereo: da,cd April
18th, 1920, I will, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th. 1920,
eea.a the hours e rire n'goea in
.ag forenoon ard five O'Clock in the
,.saooe u that Jay, 1T the East
san. door Of the Court House, in the
City Of Mexico in Audrain County.
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THE WEEKLY LEDGER
L N. White, Editor.

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Elsewhere SO a year in advance De-
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GIVES ALL The NEWS THAT'S
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Select your tires ac-
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they have to travel:
In sandyor hillycountry,
wherever the going is apt
to be heavy-The U. S.
Nobby.
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j. G. FORD, Sheriff,
Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

For ordinary country
roads--The U. S.. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -The
U. S. Plain.
For best results-every.
where - U. S. Royal
Cords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

IyEAT has for ages been recog-
II rixed as one Of Natures great
est healthsproducing agents. when
scientifically applied, in its dry
form. its curative powers are ex-
eeedingiy great The Human Bake
oven represents the most advanced,
scientific method Of applying heat
"a The human body that has ever
been discovered
In tie Human Bake Oven from
$50 70 500 degrees. Fahrenheit -
employed. However. II reaches the
n nusnssi S wpsppinTs Of Terry towel
fnr' Consequently IL does not burn
~ blister. IL IL not even pnpleas-
4 ant On the contrary II is highly
eoothing and comforting, and en-
loved By all patients. There Is no
Ymvstery. no wizardry about the
sWnmsn Bake Oven. The tonic heat.
Nv its action on the blood stream.
enables the blood to force out the
1mpurities - the poisonous waste
snetter--that causes disease THESE
1mpurities are cast out through the
sevaRe channels of the body and
through the pores OF the SKIN
Once rid Of this waste matter the
body naturally resumes s"rnsi
condition and disease vanishes-
MY Curative Eating instructions
4Ich are followed by my patients
during their course OF baking treat
mcnfs are a valuable adjunct to the
process Of recovery.
Among the diseases most favor
ably influenced and relieved BY the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Starting with a matinee Sunday,
the wilkes Players will open their
season Of is2o-21 at the wilkes
theatre In J. Hartley Manners IA
nous Irish comedy success. Peg O.
Ny Heart" q
In this comedy The author has
written a story Of a young girl. the
daughter OF an aristocratic English
mother and an unsuccessful Irish
socialist. Her mother has died at
her birth. and her father has reared
her. Pegs uncle. who never has
forgiven his sister for marrying
against his Wishes reients and
makes Peg his heiress. allowing an
income Of n thousand pounds 10
any respectable family who will I'M
dsrtake her education.
The Chichesters. who have ex-
pected 90 inherit his fortune. accept
the charge. ms they are In need OF
money TO keep up appearances The
manner In which they endeavor "a
get Pegs fortune away from her,
and the number OF little Irish man
nerisms that Peg instills into the
plot. form the basis for q play
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much 20 DO with the witty ditilcs
interpolated: WIN Higgie. cxponen,
OF Russian whirlwind dancing and
clever as Z jazz dancer. and Dor
othy Sharpe. a classical dancer.
"Hubby's Holiday" II the title OF
. mlrth-provoking sketch presented
~ L. II. Murray and Betty Lane
I'VE sketch 10 said 10 be entirely
true 20 every day life in many OF
the homes OF our newiyweds and Is
ono OF the most amusing sketches
from tho pen CT Jack C Coon,
leigh.
bits OF Asrtcanoiogy. arc 70 BE-
presented by Fagg and white. a
droil blackfaoe comedian and an at
tractive girl who impersonates a
lively yellow gal Their witty
pattcr IA typical Of the southern
darby and they interspersc their fun
with taking songs.
Gibson and Betty win come with
new light comedy affair which ia
pleasing and refined mixture OF
sparkling dialogue. comedy. songs
and b, OF dancing. the whole be.
ing a trayesty staged In q beauty
paFlor.
The Ladder LAD n the billing
OF Louis Leo. a nimble young Jack
tar" whose talk. dances and clown.
Ing are devised wholly to excite
laughter and whose forte is thrilling
foats Of balancing upon a ladder.
experimenting the vaudeville bin
win be a feature photopiay. THE
Week End" In which Margarita
Fisher will be seen as the star.
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Deborah Burns paid no attention
20 my whispered picaEantry. With
out a sisn OF recognition. Jim and
Deborah gnxed and raxrd at each
other. IL they had never m~s.
should have Nconcluded that they
were s,ucken with love at first
s.rht- Deb was well rouged. 10
that she didn't turn pale. M a
heroine ought TO under the condi.
lions. could sce that she was
wretchediy tired. and. for her sake az
YEA as ~ own. was glad when
sfiss Columbia war finally freed
from her prosecutors. and the bal.
let was finished.
Then Deb ccnfided 10 me that
size was feeling rather III and would
prefer not to stay for the dance
on tho green.
II was plain 20 me that Deborah
didn't dare run risk OF meeting
Jim and talking TO him. 30 ! agreed
10 TO at once with her to AIMS
cottage. where she could get out
of what abe called her "Eccnery'
and wait for her car to take her
home.
Tho wind wus risinr-we dis.
cussed the chances OF rain as we
went along-I thought II would
rain before morning because I nj
ways get happy In proportion TO
tho fall OF the barometer. And. In
spite Of my personal worries and
my anxiety about the safety Of
the girls rings. and my grief over
Deb and Jim. sang a little tune
ms we trailed our gauzc druperies
thru the box alleys OF the park.
The moon was glorious and the
breeze refreshing.
founding n curve IN The path,
Deb and I raw n man and woman
pausing, close together. In the
shadow OF some great elms. But
the moonlight crept thru the stir
ring leaves and I knew that that
glorious cloak OF golden hair could
belong only TO Katheripe Miller
and that the smooth black pate be
side IL was Mr.. Robert Lorimers
/ stopped humming my little love
song.
Katherine and Bob wers laugh
ing. as they stood 10 close to
gether. They were 30 excited and
gay that they didn't hear Deb and
me approaching In our soft dancing
sandals. They were 80 absorbed
in each other. told myself. tina,
they couldn't hear us girls.
/ laid a OBTAINING finger on Debs
arm.
LET me pun myself together. -
sfnmmered. Then. suddenly.
-rasped the situation. The wind had
Town strand of Katherinef
awny trcsses around n button OF
i3obs coat. and hid tangled II
there. and bound them close TO
gethcri
They were trying 90 undo H.
Deb end ] went on, and, ms we ap.
preached. heard Katherine say
! In an excited giggle.
''Oh. never mindl Break II, Bobr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
HUMAN BAKE
OVEN
-. woArrn Treatment Perfe4
and IIappiness

HUMAN BAKE OVEN ana CURA-
TIVE EATING course, are acute and
chronic govt rheumatic govt: arth-
ritis trahmatic homeopathic or fol-
lowing infectious fevers. chronic and
larticular rheumatism INFECTIOUS
rheumatism. fixed joints IL fibrous;
stiffness following spiint and cast
treatment OF fractures and disloca-
lions; malnutrition; obesity; Uum-
bago. acute and chronic nephfitis:
writer's cramp: golf leg. puffy.
watcry. swollen Limbs: housemaid's
knee; tennis and baseball arm; tox-
action, II functional: abnormal blood
pressure: sprains and strains: cold
and sweating feet; acute or chronic
synovitis. ankylosis. " fibrous;
muscular adhesions: pains OF flat
feet: ganRrene; varicose ulcers:
synovitis: scIatica; neuralgia; myal-
gia: neuritis: Brights disease
nephritis; pleuritis; stomach. liver
and bowel ailments: faulty eiimina-
ton; faulty metabolism. and kin
dred ailments.
NOTE-Taks ferry at Madison
park to kirkland, Wash, and walk
three blocks to the right, or phone
Red 522. and auto will meet you.
Hours at Kirkland sanitarium are
! .. m. to .. m daily. Sundays
included.
Chronic srthritis. neuritis and
kindred invalid cases especially So
licited. Lady nurses in attendance.
Seattle Office Hours--Daily from
A. IN. 20 1890 y. m. at the Hotel
Congress, corner Fourth Ave. and
Marion St. Seattle, Wash.
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Every Flower
Has a Story
All Its Own
THE ROSEMARY

There's rosemary for you: that's
for remembrance. Pray you. love. re-
member" sings Ophelia. That Is the
meaning the rosemary has In the
flower language
current during the middle ages was
that three girls should gather on the
eve of St Magdaiene. A liquid should
be prepared from the rosemary. Of
which each drinks. Without word.
they must then go to sleep. IL the
charm was not broken. the dream Of
each girl would reveal her future.
The name is derived from the
Latin. rosamarius. meaning dew of
the sea. because II grows near the
scashorc and the leaves look silvery
as II they were covered with dew. II
was dedicated to the Virgin Mary
and called Mary's rose
A Spanish fairy tale deals with the
flower. The king OF Spain had a
rosemary bush OF which he was very
proud One day he was playing his
flute. Suddenly n beautiful girl
stepped forth from the bush.
Startled. the king dropped the in.
sirument and the maiden .disap.
peared. The king Immediately fell
In love with the beautiful girl and
when II was necessary for him to
leave he gave the precious plant
into the care OF the head gardener
One day his two sisters happened
10 play n flute near the bush when
the girl appeared again. Jealous OF
her beauty. they struck the girl.
From that time on the bush with.
cred. The head gardener in distress.
overheard two dragons in a nearby
forest saying that dragons blood
would revive the rosemary bush.
So he attacked and killed the drag
ons and poured the blood on the
roots OF the bush. thereby breaking
the spell and the released princess
Rosa Maria married the king of
Spain.
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An ADDED feature attraction n
The Champion" n sketch OF the
ring that marks a new note in one
act piaywriting. Sentiment and fun
so hand In hand turnout the piece
which IL exceptionally wen scicd
and carefully produced.
A little skit about pair from the
country who so out 20 the big city
10 zee the sights Is found in the
offering Of 81 jerks and Victoria
Allen. who call themselves small
Town Wiac Crackers" There Is mn
appropriate mixture Of comedy and
pathos in tho skit.
George Wilson and Ben larson APP
pear In Bits OF oddities" an act com.
posed OF song. dance and acrobatics
They are two men whose ability IL
Of wide range and whose method
OF presentation IL different
The -Four AYesean Aces. q adar-
tet OF athletes will offer sensa
tlonal casting exhibition.
Marie Caspar is a welcome enter.
talncr. for shs has delightful man.
ner and has selected q pleasing
repertoire Of melodies.
santuccl IL a master accord~onht
This instrument is said 80 have a
new musical meaning In tho hands
Of this artist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Confessions faBride|
(CPFqht 1870 By he Neuspa per EmrprI,sA Sodahon)
THE BOOK OF ANN
COME UPON BOB AND KATHERINE IN THE
MOONLIGHT SOLITUDE

Then came my husbands reply
and | never can forget u:
Break IT. Not ON your f,fe'
Ina, kind OF living gold L. too
preclousr'
so they continued 10 tumble and
fuss with the living gold- I
supposed my clutch on Dcb's arm
must have hurt her. for suddenly
shs called out
IT'S a good thing YOU'RE q mar.
red man. Mr.. Bob Lorimer. o.
we might take this golden tie-os
an om~nr'
"Evil' ! supposer- purred the
gentle tiger lady.
who could prophecy anything
about any marriare7" was Dcb's
rejoinder. Here. Bob, II you
haven't strength to break It I
favcr'
With that she snapped the
strands of hair quickly. And for
that deed am sure Katherine
Miller could have slain her ON the
spot.
We proceeded townra AIMS
house, Debornh walking with Kath.
crime. Bob and ! side by side. OF
courre Bob and ] hadn't n word to
say 10 each other.
~ side path we came upon Jim
and Ann They werc going home.
II Appeared. TO run thru the little
homo for the first time together.
bebornh Burns couldn't avoid
meeting Jim T,orirnor.
i knew that she wns wishing
for the earth to open and swallow
her.
TO he ConfinucsI.)
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Cynthia's Answers
70 Short Questions

u. J. M.---An Enrifshman has no
moro privileges In the United States
than any other for-ign-born pcson-
In order to become n citizen he must
FIRST take out naturalization papers.
Country Ciri-=As q general rule
an escort walks first down tho aisle
OF theatre when leaving. or out OF
restaurant
Jack-Bisuiphids Il effectual for
destroying moles- II should be pour
ed down the entrance 10 the pest nj
night and orifice Immediately closed
with n clod OF earth
r. II. On n said BY expert scalp
specialists that the permanent wave
is not injurious to the hair or scalp.
II Il Is cared for properly at the
time. and afterward. ] cannot speak
from experience, however. rs ]
haven, INDUCED as yet
A Star Reader.--rf your husband
makes no viii. his parents may come
In for q share Of property At his
death. According to the state laws.
you would receive one-haif. and since
you have no children. his parents
would receive the other half.
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per-onanes IN the cast.
Charles Kinss and Jose Terminie.
two men who are both skilled mu.
slcians and comedians. will offer
their Musical Hirhbaii." One OF
them plays the violin and the other
the accordion and they minsie
laughs with melody.
-samson and Deiuah" In the title
Of keen satire on cave man stuff
that Van Sheldon and Hazel Haslam
present. The skit is said 10 be one
OF the best comedy features OF the
year and Is exoelien,iy acted
Morgan Davis and Lulu Mccoy
are a musical comedy pair who are
referred TO as creators OF original
nonsense" They sing. dance and
chat. and Miss Mccoy displays some
pretty costumes.
Jim Reynolds IL q comedy monoio.
rtrt. who il said 20 have n new line
OF clever stories lie also sings
Eremka Brothers are novelty
eccentric symnasts. whose perform.
snce Is raid 20 DO unusual In tho
number OF laughs and thrills II
produces.
The pansawcscope win show the
opening episode OF The new serial
picture, "The Lost City" thrilling
tale Of love and adventure IN the
African Jungle. The picture Is said
to contain some OF the most mar.
vicious animai scenes yet filmed
Juanlia Hansen. former Seattle girl.
In the star Of the film
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his uncle. In order 20 keep UP ex.
pcnses he opens IL as a first.c
rooming house. Oscar Gerard and
his wife CMrs. Chick come to the
mansion and secure rooms. Then
comes Lillian Gish pauline Arthur
and ole's love for women is the
cause Of the fun that starts when he
spots Pauline Arthur.
Something unusually brilliant II
promised in the musical line for
the week when Frank Bndd will
render The Motion Picture Ball"
with the entire company assisting
in giving representations Of the most
famous OF movie stars. Robert .Lor.
emo viii have n pretty number In
Nora Bates latest success. "Just
Like GYPSY" in which the large
beauty chorus will be- seen in a
novel effect. Pauline Arthur will
delight with Russian rag. while
Priscilla Fleming will offer Whistle
a Song" with the girls on the run
way. Monte Monroe win lead the
girls In "oh. by lingo"
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which does not depend upon the 50
riousness OF any one theme. with no
mention OF any great political ques-
ton. no Crooks" and without tho
inevitable triangle or any OF the
deeper problems OF sex.
Jane Morgan. popular leading lady
OF the Wilkes Players last season,
viii be seen I'm the role OF Peg. Mis-
Morgan has always been at her best
In Irish roles. and there is little
doubt that in the part OF the charm.
ing and winsome Peg she viii give
the patrons Of the Wilkes theatre :
rare treat. George Rand. a popular
favorite OF the Wilkes Players few
seasons ago. will be seen In the Lead
ing role. and will assume the CO
pacity OF leading man for the
Wilkes Players this season. taking
the place Of Alexis Luce. Howard
Russell. Mary Thorne. Fanchon Ev-
erhardt. Henry Hall. Norman
Feusier. John Nickerson. Erman
Seavey and the remainder Of the
Wilkes favorites OF last season viii
all be back in the cast next week
There viii be matInees Sunday
Wednesday and Saturday.
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for the home treatuent Of disease
were wonderfully dependable True.
they knew nothing Of drugs. but
owed their success to the roots. herbs
and banks OF the field. II IL interest
ing TO npte that Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. the most sue
cessfui remedy for female Ills we
have. was originally prepared for
home use from one OF thesesrccipes.
Its fame has now spread from shore
TO shore. and thousands OF American
women now well and strong claim
they owe their health and happiness
to Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
ud---Advertisement
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Ihls Tune " ~
IT he l. o v e
Shop" with Ia
die vogt fca.
tured and Harry
and Grace ellis.
worth assisting.
along with Dor.
oihy Southern.
Tho Love shop"
II much more
pretentious than
the usual offer
Ing Of this kind.
Ella or ate set
tings being the
rule and n rare
beauty chorus Ia
one OF tho at
tfactions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

" ffthy pfiifia
donna, q dainty
little sinEi n q
comedienne and
sir attractive
girls. will feature
tho new bin Mt
tho Pantages. be
ginning Monday
matinee. The ae,
In described as
n romance Of
q r q e n W ! c h
Village with en-.
bellishments OF
laughter. lingerie
and song. Little
Miss u or OF h y
Olive is one of
the I'm ortAnf
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I O IN o Y TO w. n
prominent fea-
ture OF the bill
being "a musical
menu well yea
soned- W h ic h
viii be served by
tho DIN ger
Snaps The play.
let II by VIII
Harris. and II
aai9 TO posacas
origin Atty in
construction and
plenty of color.
The C o m pan y
c sitts OF
Joseph Graham
and Mary Ior-
etta ~An hna.n
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fvys NJ U 81 cal
c o m e dy. com.
pany the coming
W eek. starting
with . matinee
today.
Oscar Gerard
and Robert Tor
EMO will pre-
dominate In the
comedy role of
the offering as
two merry indi-
viduals. who be
come entangled
In a mix up In a
arg room!ng
house. Fran x
Budd is left n
iarpn n,anslon HI.
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CHARLOTTE GREEN.
WOOD WILL COME .
TO NET SOON

Charlotte Greenwood, the tan. thin
coincidence in Oliver Morosco's
latest musical comedy hit. 'Linger
Longer Lefty" will come to. the
Metropolitan week OF August 2sd
Miss Greenwood is n big favorite
In San Francisco and IL Is said that
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Asks for History
nf Humble lido

Of dUm0te q tao
Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell me
Anything of the early history Of the
dog, that Is. what family OF animal
trsssty old Fido was originally a
member Of. etc. II yen can do this
you win oblige me greAiiy-
Old SUB.
We lOa'f krosc eracflv rhers the
Cog came from. but most scientists
agree that he has q cenalo0y IN
eommos rtfh the Woif WOLVES are
knesr~ to hare been tanned from
Duppv-h hood. and TO hape Developed
SAs ssus Qualities possessed sy the
\6e1.
\ ~ sces Ssnsv eewsxrses ago mat
4 ~ dog sccs considered an object Of
scovshsp ~ the Ecypfs1na 40 highly
sreve sAry esteemed that srhc~ a dog
ISed eprv person IN the family shared
~ heod-fhe EGYPTIAN warmer Of
esDrsssise mourning.
me doo-sfar got ifs NAME rom
ne fact that 10 exhibited the same
5sjfhfui. sseasfaa qualities srhieh are
associated srtfh the dog. The great
scoryv Of the Ecvpfiuns scas the
SsarIv opcrfTosrss0 Of the ysrer Hflc.
4,hepI fo~nd that q certain star ap-
psnsed Just before the tnundaftor.
fhns ecfiso a. learning. and De-
'nssss Of the constant recurrence Of
~ star. fust at this hme. u ros
gsvep ne nome Of the doc-sfdr.
II Ethiopia. a dog scas regularly
I elecfcd 70 be king. He rds Kept In
nveus state. surrounded BY guards
end Officers. and al Of has moods
carefully watched Whes fhs dog
fsscxed spcw them. u sous considered
: sl0~ that he sros piecsed Nth the
evdsvtao Of the government; tches he
eysspsed, he scaA dispieosed.
pSfha0ords, the Gfcci1n phnoso-
49,. spos a beisepyy IN the TRANSMIT
ovofSos Of sovIa He and his fol-
fpspeys believed that the departed
aouy Of ssan returned into the body
~ a. ansrnaL When farorife dis
Gouge Of PyshacoYas died, the phsioso-
GHey sras accustomed TO hold dog
q the mouth Of the dvtro man IN
ovdey that " might Ycccspc the de-
Dovttx0 spirtf. for he said that no
|lsntsaJ could better pcrpefnafe his
! etstxes that the dog.
The yc,rs did not Ike the dog
- scas an snelean animal. and sous
forbidden TO be used IN connection
Nth Q cop taken IN the temples.
md sDus because the Je,os did not
scums to perpefuase any OF the fradi-
f<ons and supcrsfhions sChsch rcrc
~ A.. RE Toupttnrx from rhom
eAs fsYaeIises had been deIiUered
Nor do the Hindus Ike the dog.
&fhey consider him the embodiment Of
. sctcked spirit .soho has been con-
Aemned to penance IN this form for