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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
CuII.DREss PERSONALS.

Miss Georgia L.ansford arrived home
Saturday morning from the e. ]. A.
al Denton for q short visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. I.ansford.
She WIN return after short visit. and
win he accompanied by her sister. Miss
Edith I.ansford. and brother. Marcus
The latter win enter the Texas State
Normal and Miss Edith will attend
G. I. A.
Miss Mamie Galbraith of Kirkland
viii teach expression In Childress dur
Ing the coming school term. Miss Gal
hraith IL a graduate az Kldd.Key Col
iegc. having studied expression IN
that institution. Since no one has been
teaching this art In Chlldress for some
wears. there should he n great demand
for such instruction.
]. u. Nisbett and children returned
Sunday from long auto tour 81 Cen
raj Texas. West Texas and New Mex
ico. When they reached Canyon. or
heir return. their son. Bill. was strick
IN with an attack Of acute append
ci,is. and was taken 20 Amarillo for
an operation. The operation was per
formed Saturday. and he ls now re
por,ed as doing fine. Mrs. Nisbett re
| ualned In Amarillo to he with her sor
during his illness.
Mrs. George Paumer 81 Amarillo Il
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
T. X. Adams.-Childress Post.
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SOCIAL NOTES AND
Personal MENTION.

Miss Bessie wolflin. who has been
visiting foi several weeks with her
brothers, Charles and Frank wolflin.
lett Wednesday for her home In Mexico
City.
Mrs. Horton Thompson and children.
Berton Jr.. and David. Of D,lhart. Tex,
returned home Saturday after a several
weeks visit with Mrs. Thompson's par
ents. MI. and Mrs. Frank \. Davis,
1907 Harrison street.
Rev. and Mrs. X. y. Jenkins arrived
home Thursday from Dallas. Texas,
where Rev. jenkins had an operation
performed on his eye In one of the
Dallas sanitariums.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fox. sister of Mrs. I. o.
Wilson. who has been visiting here
from Wisconsin. left Thursday for
home.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. y. Rankin have ms
their guests their son. Mr.. Hubert Ran
kin ana family 81 Texhomn. Okla. their
daughter. Mrs. Glenn. Of optima. Okla.
and MI. and Mrs. Fred Innkin Of OPP
TINA.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Il. Kuykendall have
moved from Lubbock. Texas. Ia ANA
rlllo and are now residing at ii07 FIJI
more. Mr.. Kuykendaii In city salesman
for J. y. Bryant and Co.
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LONGING.

] long 10 take that journey.
Where the gates Of Heaven unfold.
long "a nee the wonders.
Know the love Of which we're told:
j long OF clasp In warm embrace
The hand Of my friend gone before.
And have her tell me Of the bliss.
OF the joys for me In store.
! long To- see one blessed face
That left me when life was young
] long 10 20 to that wonderful place
Where angels songs are sung:
q. blessed life. q. life most dear!
] could not leave YOU without n tear.
Hut ] long 10 40 Ia that blest Heavenly
Home.
II my Savior will say. Welcome. Wei.
Gomez
Jesse Luke. Amarillo.
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AMARILLO VISITOR Is
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Smerky IL Amarillo. who. with
her baby. were guests Of Misses Ethel
Fuqua, Hazel and waldine Wilson. o.
Wednesday. was honor guest at tam.
~ dinner given at the FuQua home
It ~ o'clock. aud oe picnic party
given 10y the Misses Wilson at Moth
srs Park IN the evening.
Just a delicious picnic supper spread
IN the soft grass and eaten as an al.
iunct 90 mos, delightful SOCIAL inter.
"ourse provided an ideally pleasant
svening. the dinner party furnishing NJ
MONDAY an equally pleasant minglins
& rongenial spirits.
Che picnic party gave pleasure "a
hrs. Smerky of Amarillo Mr.. and Me-
]. II. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.
Fuqua. Misses Edna and Ethel Fuqua
Hazel. waidine and Floyd Wilson,
Hereford Brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

evening after q visit ct five weeks
with relatives In Metropolis. Grand
Chain. Brookpori and New Columbia,
Illinois. They enjoyed delightful vis.
IT, and the boys report u line ride Oh
the trip by steamboat from liroolport
to Metropolis. They also made a short
visit Ia Wichita Fails with Mrs. John
sons sister Mrs. ~. G. Heed.
Mrs. Iohnson's m,-ner made the Wis
II to Illinois With her. ard accumpa'
med her home. where she will visit
fur "a few months. Clarendon News.
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MRS. T. A. CALDWELL. PLEASES
Pl.ATTSV11.l.E, -, r., AUDIENCE.

Among the artists In special pro-
ram rendered ON the card of August
the Reformed Church at Piattsviiie.
Y. ". was Mrs. T. A. Caldwell. daugh.
Ter az Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nash Of
piainview. Mrs. Caldwell read Give
Them n Living Chance" from with.
N the law" Ills Courier" by q.
Henry. and AT the Matinee" by Mar
iorie n. Cook. The Plattsyille paper,
commenting on Mrs. Caldweil's reading,
'haracterIzes her as reader 81 charm
md Observation-Disclosures Evening
Herald.
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AMARIiIOANS ENTERTAINED
At HEREFORD.

A motor trip to the creek. plunge
In its sparkling water. and sunrise
breakfast. completed one 81 number
of delightful affairs which have made
the visit here of Misses Clara Curric.
LEILA wolflin and Mary Hall. all Of
Amarillo. and Miss Carrie Lee white Of
Dallas. 80 pleasant.
The jolly event took place Sunday
morning. the young people returning
In time for Sunday School.--Hercford
Brand.
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Ir YOU ARE WELL BRED.

You viii have the wedding Kilt which
you send 10 your friends marked with
the initials Of the bride.
You win not hold your knife and
fork when you pass your plate for a
second helping. They should he side by
side on the edge Of the plate.
You will not use individual salt serv'
ice on your table. The better form now
for dinner of eight or twelve people
IL two services. which should he passed.
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SPLASH PARTY AT KREss.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Cobb. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. u. Cud. Colonel Smyth and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. HAYNES. Miss Lulu
Haynes and Mrs. Scan of sherman.
snd Miss Swan IL Topeka. Kan. en-.
ioyed splash party at krcss Sa,ur'
NY night. After enjoying the water
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

70 ran hour the party returned to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott,
where "a delicious supper was served
on the lawn. After supper the evening
was spent with music and dancing.
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MIAMI u. T.. n. GOES To
MODEETIE.

In response 10 an invitation from
the Mobectie Chapter Order of the
Eastern star. "a the Miami Chapter. To
come and visit their chapter. and at
the same time put on the Initiation
work for a class of candidates quite a
delegntio went over Tuesday evening.
Including the crowd from Miami and
other visiting guests. there was some
thing like seventy.fiye people present.
The members az the refreshments com.
mit,ee who served us M beautifully
with Ice cream and cake insisted that
We eat all that had been prepared. hut
Il was simply, beyond us. and when
We left there yes still one full freezer
of cream, and nignerous cakes still un.
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Miss LULA HIGGINs. nONOREE.

MIN ICI4A WtbtitNS. UVNUftEt.
: Aiiss Lula Higgins. who has been
entertained at a. number of delightful
affairs during her visit here. among
which were q swimming party nnd n
Picnic. was again honorcd at bridge
party given hy Mrs. W. g. Strong Mon.
day afternoon. After several spirited
rounds ~ the game Miss Agnes carnes
held high score. and was presented
with O novel powder puff. Miss Mar
celia Walker was consOled with n
dainty handkerchief. The hostess, 80
sisted by Mesdames Troy Thompson
and Jack Wade. served delicious two
course plate luncheon. --Dalhart Texan.
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HOMECOMING DAY PLANNED By
POLK STREET VI. D.. CHURCH.

Everybody " now coming back
home. People have been away on their
summer vacations: ranch people who
went out e. the old ranch house during
the warm days have returned: teach
eis are back from their summer vaca'
lions: boys and girls are back ready for
the opening 81 school: new people are
moving into the city. some for business
and others Tor school. Everybody 10
getting hack ready for work. II II
Therefore fitting that the church should
take notice Of these things: hence. ouf
hig "Iio,ne.C obing Day"-home.co
IN the sunday School. homecoming In
the young peoples societies. and home
coming la The .ehurcAs --
We are anxious for every Polk Street
Methodist, every unidentified M"tho
dist In the city who In In the territory
81 Polk Street Church. TO be present
n.st sunday. september 4. Special at
tention viii he given to the occasion
IN The sunday School. and the preach
ing hour will he pitched to the idea.
Observation-Disclosures.
Douglas Wadsworth OF Hartley
Texas. and Miss Faye Amick Of this
city were united IN marriage Satur
cay morning. August 81. at the Methq
dist parsonage. the Rev. W. NJ. Fearcs
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth
left In car for Colorado Immediately
after the ceremony. The groom Ii agent
al the Denver station In Hartley. Hs
l. well known and greatly admired "
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ExPRESSION
WOODy.REED.

Mary Miller Beard. 1914 Van Buren,
Street. Phone i2|5. ~
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
3RUNSWiCK-MhCON ROAD
DISCUSSED YESTIc RDEY

The matter Of completing the pro-
posed Atlantic Ocean Highway, con
Meeting Brunswick with the northern
sections Of the state, came up for con-
sideration before the county commits
toner's Of practically every county
trayersed by the read, between this
'ity and Macon, at their first meeting
II The year yesterday. Active efforts
towards the completion of the projec;
viii be ct once renewed, and the
boards of commissioners OF the vart-
Gus counties were urged to take favor
able action on the matter. The build
ing Of this highway, which is now in
'luded in the state highway system
originated in Brunswick, and delega-
ions Of local citizens interested in
IS success met with the various coun.
commissioners yesterday TO point
ut the almost incalcaulable v1lue TO
his section that will result from the
building of the highway and to stress
ne llH Dbi tdiltt VI liltIlttitdtt dttibil
so as to participate in the distribution
Of the state automobile license tag
and, as well as To- qualify for state
nd federal aid. Representative b. F.
Mann, who is president of The associa
ion formed TO carry out the work.
md o. s. perdue, the aeeretary. met
with the commits ionkrs of Wayne
ounty, and conferred at Jesup with
District Engineer Rhod $. Of the nth
district. while NJ II. Billiard field sec
atary, met with the commissioners OF
Npplng and JEFF Davis counties. The
asults accomplished yesterday could
ot be obtained last night on account
t The del Y in the arrival of the
rains but local baekers Of the project
IRE confident that the paved road will
be practically completed between thi.
ity and Macon during the first six
months of 1921
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
CITY MANAGER GRAMLlNG
ANNOUNCES OFFICE HOURS

City Manager w. ~ Gramling, ap
pointed by the commissioners to di
rect the affairs of Brunswick pending
The selection of permanent mana.
ger, has established his headquarters
IN room ten, at the city hall building.
and announces that any citizen Of
the city who may desire to transact
any business OF an official nature. will
dnd him at his office between the
hours of ten a. m. and twelve noon.
Manager Granting also states ghat he
VIII be glad TO entertain any kicks, ."
and 10 give his attention 20 an lepiyi-
mate compl ints. \ clerk will be AZ
the office all during the day o. attend
to the det3il work Manager Cramling
is getting on his important job in a
hustuess,like manner, and may be de-
pended on 10 handle the city's husi-
ness Affairs iu an able and cousrien-
tluus manner Ills former service -
city engineer has given him au insight
into many of che problems with which
The city rs confronted ~ the present
time, aud The city commissions ara
60 he commended for the wisdom OF
their choice
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
WANT ADDRESSES OF
u. OF GA. GRADUATES


The News was last night furnished
q Iist Of graduates cf the Univel sity Of
George, the present address IS Of
whom are wanted in csnnectioa with
the University's war memorial fund
drive for $1,O0O0OO. Persons having
information concerning the present res
idence of any OF the following form.
er citizens of Brunswick are asked to
kindly communicate with the address
given below:
Geo. Ellsworth McWhorter. Edmund
Byne Walker. l.. Y Parker, u tvid
Newton Thompson. Lowell r. Lane.
All the above are graduates OF the
university, but the year of graduation
Is NOT known.
II you know the present where
lhcuts of any OF them. please com
municate with Ernest c. Ellis, al OF.
Zee OF Hercules Powder Co. or phone
lS3 ar 759.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
Theatrical
A NIGHT IN HAWAII

Lovers of Hawaiian music will have
an opportunity of hearing one OF the
best programs of this bewitching mu-
sic with the appearance of Vie. ra's
Hawaiian players at the Grand The
atre, on Thursday, matinee and night
and Friday night. Jan. and Z, when
"A Night in Hawaii" will be the offer
ing of this well-kncwn company of ar
fists
That the program will be equally
interesting to all who attend this at
fractions engagement, various Amer
ican popular melodies will find their
respective place among the sweetly
sympathetic and softly alluring native
songs and musical numbers.
Truly Hawaiian is the atmosphere
of this exclusive end high class at
'r2cticn, waiting the auditor away IS
he Isle Of perpetua! summer, sun
shine and romance.
Only highly cultivated ard well
educated Hawaiian may bring forth
a truthful effect from the picturesque
rative Hula Hula dance, that speaks
and means in its Interpretation, so
many beautiful sentiments to the boys
and girls, and the older folks as well.
Of the land of love and kindness.
Nine. Vierra's interpretation of this
dance and number is an artistice feat
well worth while.
One of the famous Roy Stewart Wes-
terms will be shown in connection with
the act.
Children SOC adults 55c. Speci1l
matinee Thursday. No seats reserved.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
The Housewives Burder,

When is distracted from overwork her home
IN disorder crying children, and of all suffering
backache bearing down palms. other feminine Ills
then she should remember that hundreds just her
diton have been restored health and ganed their youthful
strength by taking lydia E. Pnhams Vegetable Compound
not rest until she has given it fair trial,
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
NEWS NOTES
Of General Interest
FORMER BRUMSWICKIAN
A VISITOR HERE


The host of, friends Of Thomas E.
Grady, a former Brunswickan who
grew to young manhood in this city,
going to Savannah to make
his way in the wcrld in that city, are
Extending him most cordial greet
ing during his visit to his old home
his week. Mr.. Grady arrived from
Savannah Sunday night, and will be
here for two or three days. His Old
friends here will learn with genuine
pleasure Of his successful business
career in Savannah, where ne is the
general manager of the firm of Thorn
as 2. Grady & Co, traffic counsellors.
Mr.. Grady has developed into a traffic
expert, and in addition to h2 wing u
large and growing clientele holds the
position of traffic manager
of the Savannah Board Of Trade He
is also the secretary ana treasurer OF
the Southern Traffic League, and
stands in the foremost of his prOfes-
sion, which is one that is rapidly at
.aiaing a place Of prominence in the
business world.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
"TEA EOR TknEE"

Manager Wood announces real
treat for his patrons in the form of
Tea For Three which WI be serv-
I'd by Selwyn anl Company at the
Grand on Monday evening Jan. 10th.
This is the refreshing Rci Co3par
MCrgu7 c-me dy that & pacity aIdien-
ces have been enjoying nightly at
Maxine Elliott's Theatre. New York.
fer several months.
A great cast is headed by Bert
Leigh and includes MilIicent HanlCy,
r. W. Cowell. Margaret Tyler and Er.
nest HickGk.
Tha seat sale opens at Andrews
Dug store Friday.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05

Chattanooga, Tenn.--"I used Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
before my baby came when could no
longer keep up. 1t strengthened my
back and relieved me OF the III effect
which 80 often develops at such time
That was my first experience with th
Vegetable Compound. Years after
wards took it during the Change OF
Life and got along so well scarcely
ever had to lie down during the day
and seldom had dizzy, faintfng spells.
ain nov well and strong, can do an
my hon Jork with perfect ease anait
il comfort TO me to be able 70 savto
other suffering women take LYDIA 3.
Pinkham's medicine and be stron0.s
] will be glad to have you use my name
if 1t will be the means OF helping any
one" - Mrs. X. A. FA1KBURx. 600
Orchard Knob Ave, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
PASSENGER TRAINS ARRIVE
LATE YESTERDAY

Practically every passenger Frair
arriving n the city yesterday was
FROM ~ e. ive hours late due 20 ths
p ev r ~ th past w dayt are
the oas Quent q maze 70 she sck 8
cl H tho reads. No wassauts haz~.
D IN reported bat il is sa'd thar tbs
tosts IN msny pisces have heeo co,a-
pletoly ipuadated. and that c~fs-s
have been issued io~ slow sohs duIs
IN the Affected area, as d measure ef
fvty
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
AT LAST, RELIEF
FROM RHEUMATISM

from the blood before real relief
can be had.
). ). :. has been successfully
used for Rheumatism for more
'han fifty years. II is the most
thorough and reliable blood RENE
~ because il searches out aud
eliminates the disease germs which
infeSt the blood.
For free expert medical advice
regarding your own case, write
tully "a Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
DON'T BUY TODAY, BUT
WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW

The Globe Store, corner Monk and
Oglethorpe streets, ]. Tarowski Tr0-
oytet.r will have au interesting an
uouncement to make tomorrow This
popular store saws wal; until tomor-
uw To buy wa't IL right-wait
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
New 10 IA Exeellsne Tlms Co Get
Rid ef lie ToFturea.

Rheumatism is more than a
mere local disorder confined 20
the locality OF the painful ?av's
IL cannot be rubbed away. be-
cause Il IS a deepseated disease
that has is source in the blood
supply. The millions of little dis
sease. germs thar cause the disease
must be reached sud eliminated
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05

va psople Who are fce,;e aad yocnser people
~Ao are wc@k, uil b. strengthened and enabled to
80 t'Iodeh tse tcpressia. hest Ct SIMMER by tax
iaS~ GROVES TAGEEIE,5 Chill TONIC, Il
- s'''cns Gs.d bIis " The sys;cm ty Purifying
t.ao s-afi1ains tae H.1cd. ftl can soon feel it,
oe'eus' heAtng, inyigcrat.a. tlsrt. an
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05
Proof that it Restored the Health of These Tw

Cairo, H." Some time ago got so
bad with female trouble that thought
/ wOuld have TO be operated on. had
q had displacement. Ny right side
would pain me and / was so nervous /
could not hold glass of water. MANY
times ! would have to stop my work
and sit down or / would fall on the
floor in faint. / consulted several
doctors and every one told me the same
but | Kept lighting to keep from having
the operation. | had read so many
times of Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and it helped my sister so
] began taking it. have never felt
better than I have since then and
/ keep house and am able TO do all my
work. The Vegetable Compound is
certainly one grand medicine. Mrs. J.
X MATTHEWS, 1911 Sycamore Street,
Cairo, IL.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-05

Th- river po aeElns "a fern its
Sslga sixty miles ucsn It's moasb.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
The New Attorney General

The second of Mr. Harding's cabinet appointments
is Harry NJ. Daugherty of Ohio for attorney general.
This appointment will not receive the same heart,
and general approval that given to Charles E..
Hughes for secretary of state.
There has been good deal of adverse comment
upon the suggestion of Mr.. Daugherty for this place,
chiefly along the line that he successful politician
rather than great lawyer. Some of the critics have
gone far to declare that he is totally unfit
to be the chief of the law department of the United
States government.
In spite of these criticisms the general disposition
will be to give Mr.. Daughcrty fair chance to make
good in his position.
1t is absolutely certain that Mr.. Harding would not
have made this nomination if he had not felt quite
tain that his political friend has both the ability and
the character for the place. and if these essential quail
fcaons met is advantage and not detriment
that the attorney general is close friend, pot
cally and personally, of the president
Mr.. Daugherty will have of the most difficult
Jobs in the cabinet not much because of the i'm
portanco of the work be done there because the
methods of the outgoing attorney general One may
least predict with certainty that Mr.. Daughcrty will be
better than Mr. Palmer 1t is to be hoped that he will
be very much better. If he not the sooner change
made, the better for the president, the party and
the nation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
THE SOLDIER AND HIS GIRL

point that they endorse IL. Work of
this kind both during the war and
since has shown that II soldiers arc
provided with n normal social life
AN opportunity to associate with girls
ut dances and other gatherings under
proper supcrvision-two great military
evils are markedly reduced. These
two great evils are vcncrcal disease
and absence without leave. The sol
dier who falls in TO feminine COM
pany of sort which cndanGcrs his
health often does so because II Is the
only kind of feminine company he can
find. And the soldier who runs away
from camp without leave usually does
so because he can no longer endure
the monotony and unnaturaincss OF a
social life in which q lot OF men are
herded together without women.
Social Life Saves Money
The hard-hcaded practical esceu-
tives OF the Army therefore favor
hostcsses. and dances and all that sort
OF thing because they savo money in
hospital costs and in time lost by
men thru Interpretation and absence.
The argument which has been made
by some objcctors that our soldiers
should not he coddiod and that pink
teas are not necessary for fighting
men. seems to them irrelevant. They
do not care whether you call IT codd-
ing or not. rs long a. the result -
a gain in practical efficiency.
At Camp Dix. in addition to estHb-
fishing n hostess house and import
ing n bcvy OF girls ovcry Saturday
from Philadelphia. and smaller bcNics
ON other days from neighboring towns.
the bureau has also arranged a unI-
quc club in Philadelphia for mon
from Camp Dix who arc on leave In
this they have been assisted by several
women prominent in Philadelphia So
ciety. Mrs. George W. DrcNcl has
taken charge Of tho work aud Mrs.
inpsood has given a large residence
to be the home Of tho club. This
club Is capable OF taking care of from
60 to 100 men. which Is about all tho
enlisted men that are to be found in
Philadelphia from Camp Dix at a
given time. These men certainly are
coddlcd II you want to call It TINT to
judge by all reports. Quartcred ia
ono Of the finest residences of tho
city. they arc taken 70 dances, movies
and tho thcdtcr; they are introduced
to pretty girls; they arc. In a word.
treated as guests at a house party
one result Ia that they have good
time and decide that being in tho
Army has its compcnsatlons, even ir
It is a life Of much restraint. An
other result is that thoy drink no
wood alcohol. got into no fights and
fall into tho clutches of no vampires.
ON the wholcn the idea that soi-
dicr should not be shown a good time
seems to fan to tho ground. Espccial-
lS when you remember that "a soldier
of the now American Army is a youns
chap, Just up from the country, avid uf
life and knowledge. giving himself
for three years to his Government
and trusting It for everything.