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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23
CHAPTER IN.

tCuutuuvdI
kLR JUST got To your officer in
~ time to help YOU. didn't l?'
Degarne said to IL Due. ct
was mighty white NJ him TO
hold the door open with his body
while we too, her out But, lad. he's
done for"
II can't see" came from D'Artelle.
lie -DaEornc--whcre are .ou?'
Here I am, sr,' replied Lc DUG.
Remember your prumise---.ake
care Of her Overheard! Overheard
quick, or youIl be sucked under vnon
she sinks. swim, lie Duc-you Auow
how-swim Ike hell"
But what Of you, sir2"
"Oh, the he'll with me! Remember
your prOmise!"
lie Due, his eyes moist. pulled him
self together and graspng his human
load moro firmly moved toward the
rail D'Nrtclc lost his hold on the
support he was using and crumpled
on the deck
Capt De COrlalx was pecriuE into
the darkness. suddenly tn sky
lighted up and a terrific explosion was
ltdlN We AHil mum bJdL lltlu blbNU
up. The men on the Alma paused in
their rush for the boats and a wild
cheer went up. \ smile came 20 the
face OF the Captain and he gathered
strength
Abandon ship" he shouted. "Eyery
man for himself"
The crumpled form otfD' Article
came 70 life. With n supreme effort
the Lieutenant drew himself 10 his
feet, grasped life belt and worked
his way up the steps to the bridge.
with his last remaining ounce Of
strength he fastened the life belt to
the Captains body. Capt. Dc CorlaiX
put out his hand to thank him, but
be was too late D'Artcllc plunged
down the steps headlong, dead
A semblanCe Of order had come over
the men on deck with tho blowing up
OF the Germnu boat, and from all
sides came the sound OF voices sing
ing The Marseillaise."
Near the port rail could be seen n
man with "a girl In his arms. He
propped her against the rail long
enough 10 adjust n life belt to her
unconscious form and then, lifting her
high, he climbed over and plunged.
A terrible swish Of water followed
shortly after and n hole appeared in
the ocean. Next came n mountain Of
sea, colliding with anothcr, and all
was over.
The Alma had sunk.
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PORT TREATY BILL
GOES TO GOVERNOR
Social TO The EvNng worldJ

ALBANY, March 2S.--The Port
Treaty Bin, providing for an agree
ment by New York and New Jersey
for the supervision and development
Of New York Harbor, passed the
Senate to-day by a vote OF 81 TO II.
It had already passed the Assembly.
The dill now goes TO the Governor
Gie is CERTAIN 10 sign It.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23
VOTING MACHINE
BILL FOR N. Y. CITY
Measures Passes Senate Providing
for Use Here of 300
Next Election.

ALBANY March 23,-The Tolbert
Bill. designed 10 provide for the use
Of voting machines at elections in
New York City, was passed by the
Senate to-day. The vote was Sc to 10.
the only opposition coming from the
Democratic minority.
Under the provision of the bill. the
Board of Elections must have the
machines in use at at least 300 polling
places at the November election this
year, at least 1000 in operation at the
1922 election, and all the election dis
tricts in the city equipped with ma
chimes at the 1923 election.
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CHAPTER XI.

" HOUGH conviction seemed
certain for the brave Captain,
he showed no emotion. When
the clerk called lie DUO to the
witness stand, De Corlaix quietly re-
tired to a seat beside his counsel. II
Due, appearing almost frightened.
slouched to the witness inclosur= and
saluted the members OF the court.
lie Duc?' asked the clerk.
Eyes, sir"
age, Christian name and ratng2'
lives Marie Jean lie Due, twenty
two years OF age: gunner and Lieu
tenant D'Artelle's servant"
The clerk then administered the
oath to the witness and turned him
ever to the men sitting in judgment
on the Captains case.
lie Due" began Admiral Folgat,
you said at the preliminary inquiry,
according to the report, that you were
on watch on the bridge"
Under it, sir!" replied De Due.
every we'll! Wen say under the
| bridge. And yet you know nothing
more than the other few men saved,
all of whom have been carefully ex-
amined?"
Nothing, sir" came from the Wit
ness with a salute.
you remember nothing thai hap
| pened before the first shot was tirGd?"
] Nothing. sir, I'm sorry to say. sir
Gentlemen" said Folgat, address,
| ing mis- colleagues, Il must call your
attention to what seemed a curious
coincidence at the preliminary in
quiry. The men examined all said the
same thng-that they saw nothing"
at is most significant" said Chal-
lemont.
There Is but one witness left and
consider his testimony vital I re-
| fer 10 Lieut., BrambOurg. He and
Capt De Corlaix arc the only SURVIVE
ing officers"
And the staff Of the Alma num-
bored how many?" asked Challemon..
"Twenty-four officers, SIR" said the
Captain.
"Out OF twenty-four officers only
! two survive-Lieut Brambourg and
! You" came from Lutzen. Ninety
| two per cent, loss Of officersl"
! YES, sir! When the German tor
| pedo struck us''--
"They got in the first shot?"
mo, Admiral! We had already
scored a hit below the water-Iiun.
When we were struck I ordered the
men up to their posts ready to Aban =,
don ship" y
Read To-Morrow's Thrilling tnstrt
"s"S
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HENRY L. DOHERTY
& COMPANY
60 WALL STREET

p have been playing very big part
in establishing renewed confidence in
the business OF the country.
From the middle Of December until
nova period which spans the months
when psssimism was most rampant
q this house has been going to the public
with reassming messages, but emphG-
sizing all he time that resumption OF
prosperous conditions depended largely
upon the cooperation Of the workers Of
ne land By holding on 10 some Of The
money they earn and investing ii in
sound securities.
Surely you believe, as l do, that
4. the consistent optimism Of this house,
sotogether with their faith in the intelli-
gence and good sense Of the workers,
have had a great deal TO do in bringing
about the present cheerful situation.
r l don't mind telling you that the
broa d ess Of view OF Henry l.
- DOhsTty & Company has been most
inspiring TO me in my work of trans
= uniting 10 you, through these letters,
their absolute confidence that condi-
tons would soon become better il you
and !, as workers, realized our respon-
Sibility.
think everybody is coming through
in a fine way-that we all know VIZ
are on the threshold Of another pros
porous era, and that we can help e
maintain it by living carefully nC
setting aside, every week or every
y month, part Of our earnings and in
Vesting them in safe securities that vii
suastain our great industries.
Get in touch with Henry L. Dohert,
& Company, 60 Wall street, by lette
or personal call, and they will tell you
on honor, how to invest with wisdom
and safety.
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GREEK OFFENSIVE
REPORTED BEGUN
Covers Wide Front in Asia Minor
Against Turks, Athens
Announces.
Announces.

ATHENS, March 2S UNITED
Press),-A Greek offensive has been
launched on wide front in Asia
Minor, it was officially announced
to-day,
The statement said the Greek Army
was advancing against the Turks all
along the front
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PERSONAL
but not confidential
Letter Number 20
Letter Number 20

"YOu hare knOUn n, n y
persons IDhO regretted hGUing
pquandPred their earnings.
Haze you eUcr knODn any one
rho regretted hGUing laid
aside something to meet
emergencies and to insure
rOmfOrt in old age?"
g
~ The above is the concluding para
yraph Of an article by Il. c. Forbes.
who writes q financial editorial daily
\ Tor the Hearst chain Of newspapers
and who also conducts Forbes Maya
sine, which is devoted to giving its
readers the whole truth about finan-
cial transactions Of high an d low
degree.
Mr.. Forbes has a greater audience
than any financial writer in the world,
and what he says is told so simply
that all understand him. He is doing
great and grand work in teaching
people the wisdom Of laying by some
81 the money they earn and caution
ng them against making investments
IN any enterprises without first finding
but the character Of the men who
manage the enterprises. He knows
that good, honest management is as
Necessary to the success Of an enter
prise as is the possession Of sufficient
honey TO put it on its feet.
Management and Money are the
twins Of business in these days, and
don't you forget II. One without the
other is like a ship without a ruddeF.
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S6.b6, OF IL; LIST 4hs. S726, up .06;
I'd, $3.50. OF .OI Sd, 9O.OS; 4th, S7O2,
of .O2; Victory 4As, 1924. of .O6.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
At Christening, demand, 8.9l.
cables S.91 "a, w 1-2c.; French tr..
dem. O695 10; cables, 0696 liz. up
OnOlc.; lire. dem, .O39S; cables. .O3g9,
up .00lSc.: belgian fr., dem. .O727;
cables, ,O72s. off .OOO1c.; marks. dem,
.0l6l: cables, .O162: Canadian dollars,
dem, .S7S6, up .OOllc: Sweden.
kr,, dem, .23l3: cables. .2318, Off
.O023; Norway kr., dem, 1906: cables,
1910, up .0002c.; Denmark, ltr., dem,
.l740; cables, .1745, up GOOSE; Swiss,
fr, dem, .170S cables, .1713; guilders,
dem, .9440; cables, $3.50; pesetas,
dem, 1899; cables, .1404: Argentine,
pesos, dem. 1850: cables, 100.
DIVIDENDS.
The American Piano Company de.
tclared the regular quarterly divi-
dends on IL per cent. on the COM
mon stock and 1874 per cent. on the
preferred, both payable April | Ia
stock of record March 25.
The American Ice Company de-
clared the regular quarterly dlv!-
bends Of per cent. on the common
stock and 1-2 per cent. on the pre-
fcrred, both payable April 25 10 stock
Of record April 8. Three months age
an extra dividend OF l per cent. was
declared on the common in addition
10 the regular quarterly disburse-
ment OF 1 per cent.
Loew's, Inc, declared the regular
quarterly 90 cents dividend payable
May TO stock OF record April 16.
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A SAFE SCHEME.

TT7-7I'77'0F777
i've not a new get-rich scheme," re-
marked the quietly serious citizen.
Those things get people into trouble
This one wont, ] am going 10 mind
nay own business and save my money
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Good News
Is in the Air
One Reads and
Hears 1t Everywhere.

4 Are you not glad that the optimists
are putting to rout the pessimists?
1t was J. Pierpont Morgan.
believe, who said few years before
hin death:
Tam q great Bull on the U. s. A. and
anybody that IL not win 60 broke"
Ever since / commenced to spend
some time in the financial district Of
New York City have wondered many
times what the dickens was the matter
with q lot Of men that l supposed
could always be counted on to have
an abiding faith in the future Of the
y. s. A. and to back up that faith
with optimistic action. found them
mighty pessimistic, instead of opti-
mistic.
*sv BUT-and this leads me TO say
what Is in my heart to say, and that
is, that
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Wall St. Gossip
LIBERTY RONDS-

Liberty 3hs opened at $3.50; I'd As,
$3.50, of ~: LIST 4As. S7.26, up .O6;
ID $3.50. OF .O4; Sd, 9O.OS; 4th, S7.O2,
OFF .O2; Victory ANS 1924. of .0G.
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CHATTER Y.

LII France was deeply stirred
~ by the loss OF the Alma. The
"a Intelligence offices were
ctorp,o, Is. tho ralativcc and
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Read .MorroV's Thrilling tnstyi
mSnt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
MEMBERS FORUM
THURSDAY, JUNE 2.

The forum committee Of the cham
Der of commerce has decided to hold
me first members forum June 2nd,
$50 p. m. at the new court house.
After mature consideration of several
subjects and quite an extensive in
vestigation into the undesirable con-
Aitions surrounding our slaughter
houses in Newberry the committee de-
cided to have the subject of an abat-
toir for the program.
Please understand we are commit
ted to. no program when we go to this
meeting, nor are we under any obi
cations to adopt any special plan or
system. We simply want to inform
the people of Newberry what we have
now in the way of an abattoir and the
undesirable conditions, compared with
what we can have if we will only say
so.
Chamber of Commerce.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
The Secret Is Cut.

An English woman heard that hel
two sons were in the habit, each at
separate times and quite unknown to
each other, of taking one Of the maids
out for Clark.
Fearing to bring down on their
heads the wrath of their father by
making bother about it, she asked
them if it were true, but could get no
satisfactory answer to her inquiry.
1t occurred to her that by a little
strategy she might get the truth from
the girl, so she said, in jocular man.
ncr: 'Now, Mary, want you to an
swer me candidly. Which Of my two
sons Go you Ike going out with best
George OF Joseph?'
"Wccl, madam" replied the girl re-
assured by. her mistress manner, IF
We maun ken, O. the two | like George
best; but for rale downright guld
sprec. gle me the maister.."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Another Commencement

Commencements in NeWberry are
always glad occasions, these at the
Newberry high SCHOOL being second to
none at any time. Hence they are
looked forward to each year with
pleasurable anticipation.
Tuesday night at s o'clock the ad-
dress to the graduating class will be
delivered by Prof. J. A. Stoddard,
who holds the chair of secondary edu-
cation at the university Of South
Carolina
The delivery Of diplomas, awarding
of medals and remarks by Superin-
tendent O. B. Cannon.
The members of the graduating
class are: Miss Mabel Jones, Miss
Edna Stillwell, Earl Chandler and
Alton Freeman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Necessary Preliminary

A recent experience Of Virginia
clergyman throws light on the old
English law requiring that marriages
should be celebrated before noon. A
colored couple appeared before HIM,
asking to be married, the man in a
considerably muddled state. The min
ister said to the woman, 81 won't per-
form this ceremony"
"Why is dat, boss?' she queried.
"Ain't de license all right? An We is
of age"
eyes, but the man is. drunk. Take
him away and come back again. "
Several days later the couple again
presented themselves, the man once
more obviously intoxicated. "See here
told you wouldn't marry you when
this man was drunk the minister
said testify. Don't you come back
here till he's sober"
"Well, you see, suh," the woman
replied apologetically, ode trufe Is
dat he won't come less'n ne is lit up. "
The Argonaut, San Francisco.
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Chamber of Commerce.
Curing Alice

Pollie Dear and Mollie Love met
out shopping one morning and imme-
diately forgot all about shopping,
time, hungry husbands at home, etc,
in 'few minutes" chat.
Just then Alice Golightly passed by.
Each smiled sweetly at the other, and
murmured, Good morning"
AS soon as Alice had passed on,
Pollie turned to Mollie and said:
Il notice Alice doesn't go round
worrying other people with her all
ments as she used to-
"No," smiled Mollie; "she met a
man who cured her completely.
"Ooohw purred Pollie. "Who was
he? Was he a doctor?"
ooh, now answered Mollie. "She
was telling him some Of her symptoms
when he remarked. It's strange how
many of these things affiict people as
they begin to grow oldH Since then
she has held her tongue about them.
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MESSAGE OF CHEER
FROM BEN HOPE
Editor of The Herald and News:

Editor of The Herald and News:
Please print this in your paper one
time-or several times, if necessary
and greatly oblige needy and (let US
hope) worthy shut-in. Your readers
doubtless have seen other appeals
from me, in this and other good pap
ers; and l hope this one will receive
the same kindly attention from all
who notice it, which my appeals gen
orally receive.
| shall soon need new wheel
chair; and the following paragraph
fl m Comfort magazine shows me
how | may, with the assistance Of my
friends, be enabled to get it:
''For the information of our many
new subscribers, letSme explain, that
for each $50 1-year subscriptions to
Comfort at so cents each, sent il
either singly or in clubs, by persons
who direct that they are to be credit
ed to Comforts wheel-chair club in
stead Of claiming the premiums to
which they would be entitled, give
a first-class inVal;ds' wheel-chair to
some needy crippled shut-in and pay
the freight, too."-W. H. Gannett:
publisher of Comfort, Augusta
Maine.
Mr.. Gannett has given away 595
whecl-chairs in this way. Surely he
has one for me, also
Comfort is q great national maya
zine for the plain people, well worth
fifty cents of anybody's money.
would not be without its regular
monthly visits for anything | know
except my being unable to pay for it.
Nearly 100000 people take Com
fort
Therefore, readers, one and all, sit
right down now, before you forget it,
and send me your SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor
Comfort. Renewals will count the
same as new subscriptions-and don't
be afraid of sending too many, Send
fifty cents or more if possible with
your name and address to lie. | will
forward the subscriptions all to Com
fort myself, as fast as received until
I shall have reached the number re-
quired to get the chair. Address J.
S. Love, Lockmore Mill, York, S. c
| am also quite well known as Ben
Hope" the Shut-n Student, Writer
and Author.
"Rnn Hone y
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Otis Lawton Crooks

Just a few short years ago N that
home of hope, the beautiful service
fac which bore two stars was sudden
" changed-one had turned to gold.
He whom it symbolizes had given his
life gallantly as it became MIN IN the
fulilment of the pledge he had taken
10 do or die if need be for the cause
which was near his heart. Three
wears seems long, but to those VINO
loved him best it seems but yesterday.
Last Sunday his body left New
York, accompanied by his brother
Lieut.. W. f Crooks Of the navy. 1t
was brought back to the home OF his
childhood in his native land, and on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock ne
was again tenderly laid to rest, the
funeral service, amid a large circle CT
loved ones and friends, being con-
dncted bv his pastor, the Rev. D. h.
C,rGborv. assisted by the Rev MessrS.
Eisscl and Koon, at New Hope
church. The pastor spoke most touch
inglv of what brave young soldier
he was and how willingly he gave has
life in defense Of his country. The
burial service of Pomaria camp, W.
O. W. Of which he was p member,
f,l l1l,I CT n
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Alice Lake in "Bodv and Soul" at
the opera house Friday.
A local company of minstrels pro-
pose to take Ncwberry by storm IN
few days.-From 20 years ago IN
The State, oath.
Bride 13" is thrilling serial now
in the run at the opera house-eVery
Saturday.
See The Gypsy Rover" BY stu
dents of the Newberry high school, at
the opera house Monday night. A
romantic musical comedy with a cho-
rus of 40. Song and dances. And
don't also, miss thc afternoon matinee
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
THE HERALD AND NEWS

his war comrades were the pallbear-
us: V. c. Shealy, J S. Shealy, J \
Bundrick, ] + Bundrick, J + Stuck
and t l.. Berlev. The floral tributes
were. large and beautiful, denoting the
esteem IN which he was held by al.
VINO knew him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Thoughts That Linger

II always think before l speak"
"That's only part Of the trick" re-
piled Senator Sorghum. "The more
difficult portion is to keep your audi
ence thinking after you get through. "
Star.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Ben Hope.
Speed Limit Signs Bought
Greenwood IndeX-Journal.

EreenWOOu InUeN-JOu OuTHdI.
The Greenwood county highway
at its last meeting IN
structed County Highway Engineer
Covhcrd to purchase metal signs Civ
ing the speed limit on the new top
soil highways and put them up at
once.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Woman's Work

And how is your husband keep
ing?"
f amt keeping; 'e's on strike,
and Tm doing the keeping. THE
Bulletin (Sidney).
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27
Admirable Housekeeper

"Yes," said the traveller, my
wife's mother was an admirable
Poor soul, she was eat
en- by canribals in Africa"
'You don't mean it?'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27

Peas wanted-Will pay two dollars
for mixed and two twenty-five for
mixed delivered Valdosta, Ga.
United Grocery Company, Valdos-
ia. Ca. 5-10-5tp.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27

Baseball Goods-Just arrived, another
lot gloves, balls, bats. P. <. Way
Druggist
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27

Strayed OF stolea-One bay mare
mule, about 7 years, weighs about
1000. Reward for recovery or
information OF whereabouts. 2. G..
Coleman, Chappells, s. c.
5-27 4tp.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27

For sale-Home grown Porto Rico
potato plants from home grown
potatoes. Blocks of ten thousand
plants at $500 per thousand. T. F
Wicker, phone 22W.
5-2I-2tp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-07
- J. :. :. -. !. =
STATE ROAD WORK
Richmond, April Road con-

Richmond, Arril Road con-
struction on an extensive scae is
being undentakenSh a the sists High
way Department. Thezeast ,of bath
labor and, natsriatais stessii', :,eclin
ing, and indications f;ares t.:::;: SET the
early srringsasld summer months will
see more state road proie.: under
way than at any tirne sine nc cs.
adjustment Of rhe sta. system in
July, 1913.
Figures today ohtaine. at the Of
fcesof :Commissionet 6. Il. Cole
man showed a tstal s'iT :, from al!
sources, of, .sd.es1,lo1.57 available
for new. construction work fo: 1921.
Tie figures apply to construction
work only, as distinguished from
funds available for; maintenance and
county aid work All of the available
furd for new construction will be
contracted for within the next four
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-07
RESOLUTIONS;

-a. Alexandria, Va. April 4, 1871.
1T called meeting of the Colum-
bia Engine and Motor Company No.
a. held in the company's house this
date, the following resolutions were
adopted. "
WHEREAS, death has moved
from our mdst to the. Supreme meet
ing above our beloved brother WILL
LIAM SIMPSON, who entered into.
eternal rest on April 3, 1921. We
recognized in him such kindness Of
hart, cheerfulness of disposition,
and warmth of greeting that made
him able to make all that met him
happier for the meeting, therefore
be it
RESOLVED: That we humbly sub
init to our grief, realizing that it IS
our privilege to meet him in the
Supreme Meeting Of the Universe,
whose Chief is the Lord and whose
session never ends and that he has
been removed from all pain and suf-
fering, trials and tribulations, and
be it further
RESOLVED: That our sincere
and heartfelt sy1npathies be extend
cd to his near relatives in this hour
Of sore bereavement, and be it still
further,
RESOLVED: That as a token of
respect to the memory Of our de-
ceased brother, that our house be
draped for the period of thirty
Gays, that our flag be placed at half
mast, that the company's bell be
tol,ed in the hour Of the funeral,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-07

grand medicine has brought me health
and happiness ard l ust can't say
enough in its praise.
Mr.. J, Reifenste:n, in commenting
on his wife's statement, said: Eyes,
her recovery has been happy sur
prise to us all. A few weeks ago l
had no idea she would hc able to pull!
through, but now sic IS III better
health than | have evc- seen her ard
the credit is due to Taniac. We have
been married fifty-two years today
and | don't believe have ever seen
her looking any better"
Tanlac is sold in Alexandria ,Dy
Edgar Warficld, Jr., King and Pit.
Straets.