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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
Mack Lets Acosta Go
by Waivers to Chicago

@HICAGO. Feb. 4.--The Chicago
White Sox to-day obtained by
~ waivers Jose Acosta, Cuban
pitcher. recently sent to Philadelphia
by Washington in the trade which
made Roger Reckinpaugh manager
Of the Washington club and sent
Everett Scott to New York from
Boston.
The news that Connie Mack had
asked for waivers on Acosta before
the season had opened will come as
a great surprise. If Mack took no
more than Acosta and Miller. from
the Senators for Joe Dugan he is
slipping. However. Clark Griffith
says that Peckinpa ugh cost the
Washington club 5000 in addition
to Miller. Acosta and O'Rourke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
Huguenot Y. C. Nominations.

The annual meeting OF the Hugueno,
Yacht Club will be held at Gibson's res
taurant. so East Forty second street.
Saturday evening. February IL. The
nominating committee has prepared the
following ticket, which will be submitted
90 the members for election: Commodore.
A. B. Duryee; vicc-commodore, Butler
Whiting; rear commodore, a. L. Ander-
SON. secretary, Malcolm w. Bodine
treasurer Robert J. Kapp trustees for
two years. III. Ii. Van Rensselaer, and
Il, w Matthews
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

collections of the breed to be shown
that ever has been seen at the Garden.
Among the leading exhibitors are Mrs.
Haley Fiske, Edward A. Lefebre, A..
Clinton Wilmerding. Mrs. j. Macy Will
let's. daughter of the late II. *. Blood
good. who is still carrying on the IA
nous Mepal Kennels, and her husband.
who will rival her with his Cassilis
dogs ]. Robinson Beard and George
Greer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

The combined terriers show at the
First Field Artillery Armory. Sixty
seventh street and Broadway. on Feb
ruary II has received the nomination
OF 406 dogs for 723 entries. Airedales
took first place In the naming of 103
dogs, fox terriers second with 80 and
Irish third with SIS. The Irish expect
to make an unusually good showing at
this big terrier event this year. The
Cairns sealyhams and Welsh come In
the order named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

Mediterranean until late in the spring,
when he will return to this country.
Tams & King have received many in
quiries for foreign charters and are ne
gotiating the transfer of two vessels.
They have also sold a 1,400 ton Diesel
engined vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
KENNELS.
Watland Farm Kennels.

w dtIdnu arm NenneIS.
ALI. BREEDS BOARDED AND CoNDT-
TONED; SPORTING DOGS. TERRIERS
AND TOY DOGS FOR SALE; INSPECTION
INVITED. FRANK u. ADDYMAN, ARDS
LEY. N Y. PHONE DoBBs FERRY--oo.
DOG OWNERS TEXT BOOK FREE. An ex-
pert guide for dog owners on proper train
ing, feeding and care OF dogs. Sent free
with three months subscription to SPORTS
stamps) to-day. sPoRTsMAN's DIGEST.
113 Butler building. Cincinnati. Ohio.
WHITE Scotch Collie Puppies; one male. one
female, unrelated: beautiful, hardy, brave.
intelligent. loyal. pedigreed; for young or old
in city country.
Address Dept Ms, Island Co. Oshkosh wis
FOR SALE-Two female English bull ter
riers six months old, eligible A. X C..
Prices reasonable. PERC BUNKER, North
Manchester. Ind.
FOR sale-Two pedgreed Scotch terriers
male and female. Phone Rhinelander OO12.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
ROD AND GUN.

WOULD like TO place three good duck
scows with broker to handle or will con-
slider chartering TO responsible party. An
swer Box 26e. Perth Amhoy. N. j.
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One Of the great cries against the pro-
fcssiona1 II that he buys dogs for a
small sum and sells them for large
one. never heard OF real estate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

AUTOTSTS, NOTE Automobile auction sales
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at IL
o'clock noon: cars sold on commission: buy
and sellers attend our sales. MISEL'S
AUTO AUCTION SALESROOMS 164 East
Gath ST. Phone Gramercy 09S9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Booth Loses His
Suit Against
Gross, Kelly & Co.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Az APPROPRIATION

We take this means OF thanking
u friends Tor their numerous
~kindnesseS and thoughtful aid dur
Ing our cccnt bereavement. May
the Doer Of all good things album
dainty reward each Of you.
r. NJ BRAGG A CHILDREN,
MOSrO GAHNETT,
ETHEL TtGGt.E.
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FREDnfE-You can't make n
silk purse out OF a SOW > earl"
ROSIE You tell EN-. Fred
N you cant got a pork chop out
OF a nilkworm. cytheri"
And rs one mad. glad. wild
whiri OF merriment. IL THE Wise
Kid playing al the Ideal today
and tomorrow. n you enloy
laughing YOU really can't afford IA
miss Il.
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Jasner joyce took things seriously.
He put as much attention 70 P!d! ms
for nositiuu for the center arch IN 4
game OF croquct as he did To ms an
nual invoice His hyow was cteFnai!N
wrinkled and his conscience never dc-
serted him.
II Was Jasper's misfortune to he So
,crs,ittous Add 70 the weight OF
things to which an intent man must
give though, working COLLECTION Oh
warning superstitiUns, and you make
of him the bearer If fearful pcrptcN-
tiles. Jasper carried q buckeye ana 4
rabbits foot, guided hts steps 10 aH""l
black cats and ladders. and cut ms
hair in the full OF the moon. He was
an encyclopedia OF signs and ceter-
mined battle against the c"nSp'rA"leN
~ coincidence. Were II not for the
grim pleasure he took in anticipating
the fultllmcnt OF onNfous predictions
or seeing them come true. life for him
would have been solemn. As II wa
there was plcasu:ahlc pride mixed
whit the lugubrIeus. Jasper carried n
secret OF tremendous Importance.
Eight or nine years ago when Jasper
STORED the fortunes of tho WardtoWn
Tmprovement Club lie Was ono OF IN"
number who mot At the dinner whlrh
was to decide which side Of the river
was TO get the library. Officers We're
10 be elected. set" speeches delivered
and some Of the men planned 70 wear
their evening clothes
In the dining room Of IN" Wardtowh
House men who met each other every
day on the street and In business
switched their coat-tails and talked
stiffly while thoy waited the sigma |"
he seated. Jasper surveyed tn" group
counted those upon who's" votes nc
could depend and turned pale. Thor"
were IS in the party, Q
Tho lmpromptu speech or JASPER
Joyce on the perils Of the unluckE
number Is among the hest he ever de-
livered. He announced flatly he would
not dine unless the count were changed
and he carried with him an equally de-
termIned minority.
with the library question n hc SGT
tied and a general realization Of tho
seriousness Of tho meeting. thor' was
none willing to depart 4 suggestion
than an outsider be brought In was
voted down on the grounds his presence
would he n har 70 free discussion. The
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Four Dancing Feet
GERTIE TELLS FAGIN
By JANE PHELPS

Then why talk ot leaving me? l
pay all you are worth. but III have to
meet the other fellow. l suppose.
There's no such thing as gratitude in
this business. All ready to fly off the
minute someone offers another penny
How much have you been offered 70
quit me-"
IT isn't that. Mr. Fagin." Gertie
wanted to laugh. yet she telt crnhar-
raised 70 tell this excited man her
precious sercret He had talked back
and forth, while ne talked. swinging his
arms gest!culatinG, not giving her
chance 20 interrupt and looking -
funny with his purple face. and angry
frowp
"wha; Is Il them Promised oe'tsr
position In Sweller place" Now MISS
Gertie," ne commenced 10 plead. sure h9
had a, last found her reason for iear'
ing him. n better more fashionable place
20 dance. on Broadway perhaps: she was
good enough even for that. or Il might
be one Of the smart new East Side clubs
But he couldn't lose her she was
drawing card, had made him money ever
since she came 10 him. and was growing
better all the time. also more popular
with his public.
"I'u tell YOU all about It. Mr.. Fagin.
Gertie finally said. but he took two ra e
,ural hesitation in her voice caused ny
her embarrassment az telling him or me-
marriage 70 be hesitation because OF
wishing to leave him.
Just tell me that YOU want TO STAY
with me, and l guess we can Tx II ny.
Come now. Miss Gertie. don't be unrea-
sonable. I'll do anything l can afford
TO do to keep you.
oh, Mr.. Tagin. Won't YOU ,-r nc
explain I'm going TO be married. go
out west to live. I'm not going 70 Gance
any more"
well I'll bc-jiggered. Here been
sweating blood because I thought you
was leaving rue for one OF them Swc'
Joints on Broadway. and It's marrying
Il is. And when are you planning TO
step off may l ask?'
TN a little over month.
You'll dance till them
yes must. need my salary.
IT shall be awful sorry 10 lose you.
Mics Gertie" Fagin was lamh-like now.
but seeing IT'S 10 get married you're
leaving me for. all I can say Is | nope
YOU will be happy. and II YOU a'nt YoN
will always find n place waitiS Tor you
at the Olympic
ro-morrov-Jenine Tutors BACKWARD
Child
p-o,sc,ed bv George Matthew Adams.
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MI:1hree;Mllnu:te lalesM}
- By Ad' Schuster za-4AM14
THE BURDEN OF JASPER JOYCE
By Ad' SchusterI

dinner waited. those who were not SUI
perstitious announced they were ready
10 dine. and tho dictatorship was race,
with disruption. II was Jasper VINO
thought of solution.
Just walt three minutes, ne saio
moving toward tho door. I'll IN TINS
thing to satisfy everyone. And nave the
girls set another place.
Jasno- had remembered that Old
Muller, the hotel man. had large por
trait behind his counter. 1t was this
.,ic.rre he bore back into the dining
room to place in the fourteenth chair
Serve It all OF the courses. just ike
Won serve us" he told an astounde"
waitress and the company sat down.
"Who's your friend" He looks Ike
tho Prince Of PilScn." TO question ana
comment Jasper was Indifferent.
81 don't know who he is. but II doesn' /
make any difference. The Idea is, We
treat him like guest consider him
one Of the party"
Thu waitress who served the military
figure removed each course untouched
ard smiled as she set It aside for her
sc,f.
lie won't leave a tip" sh" said, and
he outs with his hat on, hut nos my
id"t of = perfect gentleman
Tho 81 Nll'r was III every way - -
cces. Jaspcr was r"-"l"C'cd and IN" IL
, hr,rv was voted ON his side ~ tn"
river When tho party was leaving h"
walked over 10 the desk in tho lobby.
"Ry the way" he said, trying TO give
n light touch 70 tho affair. who was
our distinguished guest Of honor?
"Hlm?" said old Muller. Jerking hi>
thumb ut the picture which had been
restored and sCowlinE his dislike. "He
IS Franz Ferdinand.
on the next day hogan for Jasper tho
realization Of what It's means I" trife
with ones convictions. To this day h"
carries burden he knows is greater
than any borne by man
For that day THIS makcshift guest
was assassinated at Sarajevo and d
world war began,
Tomorrow--A FtGger's FiEEer.
Copyright, 1925. George Matthew
Adams.
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I N9 Dietand Health
g. s.sr;es" By Lulu Hunt Peters, ND !
4or Of Diet and Health u1 Key to the CaIories
FALSE MODESTY
ByLuiu Hunt Peters. M,
.futhor Of Diet and Health .,sdh Key

OF tho bowels and kidneys. We have
considerable medical evidence that per
manent injury has been done when
there has been too long a retention OF
urine OF feces. Young boys should be
taught that when they are thrown
together with girls for long periods,
such as at a picnic. It Is kind as well
AS polite to leave the girls for time.
II thew fail to do this, girls should
he taught TO have no false modesty In
requesting them to do 80. Women and
girls more often show false modesty
in seeking a lavatory and thy are the
greatest sufferers from this cause
or the two general types Of const-
patton. the atomic and the spastc, the
atomic is the commonest. The lack or
tone In the majority OF cases Is In the
anal or rectal canal and that lack OF
tone is due usually to not having suffi-
Client residue for the muscles 10 work
on. and there Is usually lack Of tone
throughout the whole Muscular system.
It may also be due to habitual physio
taking.
Feces. contrary To the general idea
Ia not composed wholly OF the residue
of food. It consists OF the excretton
OF the mucous membrane OF tho small
intestines of the body refuse ITSELF
and perhaps 20 per cent is bacteria
which normally inhabit the Intestinal
tract.
Occasionally constipation Is OF the
obstructive type and IS due to constr:c-
ton Of some of the valves or the
sph!rctcr muscles of the anal canal. An
operation Of cutting the valves or the
sphincter. or dlating the canal is done
hy the rectal specialists.
Tomorrow I will give you some or
the recognized helps in constipation.
Observation-Disclosures
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Last week in my papers on constipa-
,inn. I went into the causes and gave
.,nu scome general directions. told
Won physicians OF some years ago re-
lated that It was not unusual FOR them
10 have many patients who gave
history Of having excavations or the
bowels but once week and some times
longer. and that apparently some OF
these patients were not dlSconCer'eu
over their condition.
cannot believe that bowel move
ment so infrequent as that could be
consummated without great agony ana
tearing Of the anal tissues THIS
straining and distenS!on would also pro
ducc hemorrhoids and fissures. When
there IS no bowel movement for CONF
time there Is packing down or the
teres un'il they form rounded mass
sometimes as large as child's head.
Intestinal specialists Of today not IN
frequently have such cases.
had one such case in my hospital eH-
perience The focal matter was SO
hard and Of such an amount that 1t
had to be broken UP and delivered
riu,emcaA and the woman sutfcrh
great pain even under those conditions,
Casanova speaks in his memoirs OF
the mortal agony he underwent when
he had a bowel movement after having
had noe for two weeks or so. when he
was imprisoned In a dungeon with no
toilet facilities: and he referred TO the
suffering caused by this experience
years after.
We think daily bowel movement Is
Of enough Importance that in hospital
work Il Is customary for the nurse TO
ask every patient who is able to be up
II they have had a howell movement on
that day. and the answer Is cerefuliy
noted on the charts.
There has been great deal OF false
modesty on the important functions
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There is nothing in the world Hard-
or than 20 please anyone VINO - pre-
disposed to be critical and capNous'
There Is nothing in the world easier
than TO please anyone who rs dlspoSso
70 be pleased.
Uphill Work
friend Of mine who is very
,--ef.n aud accurate stenograpner
wont 20 work for new employer al
= good salary. know she must nave
done good work for him because II
ISN'T In her 70 do any other KIND
", after few weeks she told me
yh. was going 20 leave. Il can't pleeasf
him" she said. when he took me on
rc was determined he wouldn't De
,,leae.d He didn't like the person VINO
recommended me. 1 found that out ar
,errards And he seems 70 hoId IL
against me and 70 be ready all tne
..rra no, 20 be satisfied with what
do cant stand u. lis TOO much up
rr,f worS. get good money but l can
do with a little less. I'm going 70
leave
when You Work Best
chs didn't leave because when she
ol1 the man how she felt he woke
!, 70 a realization OF what he Was
IosinC And now, sne to4d mo S1
oards. he Is almost too anxious 70 be
riesssd. don't want that either
ts-,use rs hard 70 do ones best Work
Nnen ones employer Is that way. /
..,st want a person 10 oe willing to be
,laassd. That's the kind OF person you
work best for"
It's true. iSH't III
Tbat.s the kind OF person you ~
.,,,r hes, work 70: and the kind or
,crso, Won show you- best self 20.
Fad Yor Ht1nzalf, Too
Ard when anyone. employer. or nus
md. or wife. gets into the state OF
mInd where he or she mas a disposi-
ZION no, TO be pleased. he q will US"
N. masculine pTonoun eoth Tor sim
.I.cl,y and probability not only make
j varv unpleasant for other people but
r.,xes I, less likely that he himself Will
-, as much ont OF tho relationship as
n otherwise would
dispoei:Lan not-to-bs-pleased Is A
site or mind we all get into now
All ,ncn. II We will recognize It AZ
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Chapter 6s

Chapter SIS.
tSertie told her mother that George
had brought her home. and that she
had mentioned her coming marriage.
What did he say" Mrs. Cum
nirxs asked As Gertts said. she
liked rhe young bookkesper. a; one
time had hoped Gertte would marry
him.
He said he hoped would be very
happy-was real nice after I told him
about Tom. He was afraid before
that"
Afraid OF what"
Afraid Tom wss-foolins me. that
he was like lots % men who amused
themselves with n girl, not meaning
anything but having a good time"
II was afraid OF that too, Mrs.
CUMMINGS confessed. until I got 70
know Tom real we'll. There's lots Of
.hat Soln' on with pretty girls who are
moor. Men who think uothtn' or
spollln' a girls life just 40 they has
good time. I worried myself often
fearin' you would care for someone
who was Ike that"
No need TO worry any more. Ma.
Tom IS different from that kind: dix
ferent IN every way"
But neither Gcrtie or her mother
xsve Murphy much thought just then
they were TOO busy with their sewing
the gestiaS together Of tho, Simple
trousseau. This taxed both their In
genuity and their resources.
Tim wrote weekly letters that were
his mothers delight. He told 50 much
NJ rho life on the ranch that Jennie
said she could shut her eyes and SEQ II
all Time rushed by. and finally
Gert,e decided she'd better tell raS'n
she would leave the Olympic IN an
other month.
Il hate 10 tell him" she said 70 her
mother. He has been so nice 10 me.
7 guess YOU has earned all he gave
you" Mrs. Cummings replied. no'
,Aa, say ne ain, been good to you
too"
When Ger,io told Fag'n she was
going - leave him. he. without awitns
for her TO tell him why. became very
much excited.
who's tried 70 get you away and
VIA, have they offered YOU 20 leave
me-" ne demanded. his face purple
Whatever it Is I'll meet IL You can
leave me-haven't I done all cou!o
Tor YOU" Haven't To-
Yes. Mr.. FaEtn, you've always beer
kind and"
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WARWOOD

items for this column may be lott
at MoNamara's Drug store FOR MISS
Elizabeth Mcclure. correspondent
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ONE MARINE RECRUIT.

Charles l. Relish. OF Ramsey, ONO
was received at the Marine Corp re-
cruiting station. 4o6 Federal building.
Yesterday. He will he transferred 70
Paris Island. North Carolina. for train
ing.
No quota has been assigned the local
station for the month OF August and
Sergeant Gleason stated Yesterday that
all who pass the examinations VIII be
accepted.
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program Is swimming contest at VIII
low Shoals Bathing Beach to be heid
Saturday, August -. The affair is IN
charcg Of the Community club.
Among tho events of the contest Will
be 200 wards for time. any stroke Tor
all; 500 yards for ladies; 100 yards LOT
boys under 10 years 100 yards for girls
under IS years: 100 yards free for all;
100 wards back stroke; fancy diving fof
all. This program Is subject to change
as contestants enter. Anyone wishing 10
enter must have their names in before
s y. m. Friday. Letters may be sent TO
Community club. 1911 Warwood avenue.
or go personally TO Willow Shoals at the
foot Of Twentieth street. This VIII no
doubt he n big affair as Warwood now
has very fine bathing beach and II rs
hoped the citizens will all take an In
terest.
Corn Roast
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller will enter
tain with n corn roast at Willow shoals
bathing Beach Wednesday evening.
Quite n number Of the youngster SGT
have been invited and the affair prom
Ices 10 he quite successful
Personals
Miss Florence Mckee teacher In tho
local schools has been visiting friends
In this city.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Rartels and son
Robert, are visiting In Bethesda. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks and fam
fly will return today after two weeks
| stay at Celina, Ohio.
Miss Lillian SteiEer - visiting rela-
| tIves in Darlington, Ohio.
Mss ANco Newland OF Elm Grove Is
the guest Of Miss Dorothy McCluskey
OF North Warwood
Mrs. A l.. Mctzner and children Kath'
-erlne and Junior are spending some time
nj Cape May
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogley and daugh'
tor, Carmen are camping at the South
! Branch Of the Potomac River.
Mr.. Chas. Baker Of Parkcrshurg Is
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
BRAND and family Of Warwood avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Messmer vii
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A NEW AND PLEASING DRESS FOh
BREAKFAST OR SERVICE
Pattern 1869 was used to develop this
stvle, 1t Is cut in Sizes: Small. 32-34;
Medium, 36-Ss: Large. 1912; Extra
Large, 44-46 inches bust measure. the
width Of the skirt at the foot 10 yards.
1t will require ~ yards Of 81 inch ma
terial for this model in Medium size.
Chambrey, crepe, linen. lawn, gng-
ham. silk, washable satin, adm seer
sucker could be used for this style
A pattern Of this Illustration malso
to any address on receipt or l2c IN BIZ
yer or stamps.
write name and address plainly. Send
70 cents to The Intelligencer Office
Wheeling, W. Va
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POTTERS' WAGE Farley

East Liverpool. O., Aug. 7.-CSpeelaD
brotherhood Of Operative Potters and
the United States Potters' Association
today set August 20 and the city Of
Cleveland as the date and place TOT
ioint wage conference. The parley Will
be held in the Hotel Cleveland.
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Corn Roast

The Mems club Of the Treshyterlan
church will hold corn roast ThursdaS
evening All the mon Of tn" church are
cordially invited 10 come and enjoy the
evening. All who intend going arc
asrcd n SEQ the committee so prcpara-
lions m, be made \. NJ Ridgly Is IN
charge.
Swimming Contest
warwood IS sure getting the Cnmmun-
,,v spirIt right. The next thing on the
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
: Minutes 70 Answer This.

Take natural, sweet slrup' Rha
feature Of ones head add rank or
file, suhstract facial feature SUD
tract a missile weapon. add pu'Ner-
lied matter. add quantity OF paper
suhstract n flow Of water. all coarse
fle-ltkc tool. all II sound ahsorber'
subtract fruit and resulting letters
will spell the nam" or central
American Republic.
Answer to Yesterdays.
The odd and even diSits are re-
ennrtiyclv arranged in sums to pro-
ducc a like total. as follows:
~
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
WILLING TO BE PLEASED

unfair and inefficient and wish to gel
over II. We can. And II we 30, every
one will be happier, ourselves includ'
ed
roqnorrow-rwo Kinds OF Dignity.
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Priscillianists in the fourth century
believed In the evil spirit AS the SUI
preme power.
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Observation-Disclosures
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leave the first Of September on an
automobile trip to Jersey Shore.
Mrs. Fred Kennamond il able to DO
out again after injuring her foot