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PLAN NEW COURT
To ABOLISH WAR
ACTION TO THAT END TAKEN BY
AMERICAN ROUND TABLE OF
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
Also Proposed to Stimulate Closer
Friendship With Mexico-Other
ORGANIZATIONS Asked TO Join in
Movement.

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. S.-An In
tsrnational court of arbitration whose
purpose and function shall be the
avoidance OF war and the peacetui
settlement OF international disputes
is formally resolved upon by the Pan
American Round Table Of San Fran
cisco. according to announcement BY
Florence T. Griswold. director general.
Dispatches from Washington re-
Gently giving prominence 10 a pro-
posed American league OF nations
have occaSioued the sending Of letters
BY the director general OF the local
Round Table TO DR.. l.. S. Rowe. dt.
rector general OF. the Pan-American
union, Washington. and President
Brum OF Uruguay. South America,
suggesting that a Pan,American court
OF arbitration would be OF greater sig
~nifcance. The republics of South
America for many years frequently
have made effective use or he 7rin'
ciples of arbitration. reads Il resolu'
ton OF the local body sent TO Wash
ington. and lin one instance the Pres
ident OF the United States rendered
the services OF this country alone. or
in conjunction with other countries OF
this hemisphere, 20 render all possible
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cause they become a proper gentle
man. and certain other things he VIII
eschew because they are unc'ean ana
unrighteous. Thus he conieSSeS MS
respect for virtue and his ignorance %
life. With the passing of the years
he acquires wisdom. and when ne Is
grown wise he disCards the ruleS II
looks to his heart for guidance alohG
the pathway of right. one who Wits
to do right has no need OF rules being
fee Of rcstaint, ave that imposed by
conscience. he Gc:c.opS Strength anu
understanding and ends by being both
wise and good.
Those who live BY rules perish by
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PEACE PACT IS
BEFORE MINERS
ANTHRACITE AGREEMENT IS PRE-
SCENTED TODAY AT WILKES
BARRE CONVENTION.
1MnHp1ArE VOTE soUGHT-PREs1-
DENT LEWIS ADVISES
ACCEPTANCE.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Sept. S-RItii.cation
of the peace agreement reached WIN
the operators last Saturday by the an
thracite mine workers scale committee.
which will end the long suspension, was
definitely before the delegates 10 the
trI-dts;rlct convention Of the miners to.
lay. Thomas Kennedy. president OF
District No. !. and chairman Of the
scale committee. finished the reading or
his report OF the negotiations which he
laid before the delegates in chronologl-
cal order and a motion was made by
a delegate that the rcpor recommends
Ing the acceptance OF the peace pro-
poSal be adopted.
John l.. Lewis. international president
OF the United Mine Workers. who pre-
sided. warned the delegates that ihe
adoption Of the motion carried with II
the ratification Of the. peace PACK.
A motion TO lay the rcPort on the
table was ruled out Of order by Mr..
Lewis, who suggested that international
Vice President Murray he granted
time to analyzc the work Of The scale
committee. NJ. Lewis PAID Il high trib-
ute TO the members Of the scale com
m!ttee, and told the delegates the COM
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and Mrs. Orlie Kimfnins and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goly Clemens and children.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Stricklin and
children returned Monday evening from
a nine days vacation spent at Gettys-
burg. Baltimore. Washington. D. C.. Mt.
Vernon and a number OF other places.
on arriving at Tniontown saturday
they drove to Clarksburg and visited
with Rev. l.. F. Newman and family over
Sunday.
Ralph DonstOn is recovering nicely
from n recent appendicitis operation.
lie spent two weeks in the North Wheil-
ing hospital and was operated on by
| Or. W. y. Summons.
Thu young people Of the Methodist
church enjoyed a corn and weiner roast
recently. The roast took place on Geo.
! SIMPSONS farm and, about sevent-hve
folks were present.
Orlic Kimmins purchased a new Max
we'll truck this week to take the place
of the one which was badly broken last
week.
The majority OF the people of this
v~icinfty spent at least one day this week
4, the Wheeling fair. Next week VIII
he the West Alexander fair and a large
crowd will attend from here.
Dr.. " m. singleton retuIHtu -
! from a pleasant visit at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Stricklin and chh-
; dren returned To their home at cam
! bridge Monday after a short visit Win
: his brother. Dorsey.
Miss Bessie Donston Of MoundsVilie
sncnt Sunday and Monday with her par
ents ut Dallas.
Marjorie Tenant has recovered nice,
7 IL from an Illness Of whoopinS cough.
George Ruth Is engaged in painting
tho Presbyterian church and parsonage.
WIFI Marshall has improved his resi-
! dence with a new coat of paint aho d
large porch.
IT. Ray is building a bungalow on
rho ground he recently purchased from
! Hiram Crawford.
Owen. the li:;le son Of Mr.. and MIS-
Ralph Clovis. has been quite III this
week.
Mrs. Will Thompson has been quite III
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Powell nave bought
the Roy Strickl!n property IN Daiias
and gets possession Oct. LIST.
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REBEL 49,
FORCES SPLIT
eeEoRT TO HALT FOOD CONVOY
CAUSES BATTLE BETWEEN IN
REGULAR FACTIONS.
STEADY PROGRESS BY NATION
AIS is REPORTED THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.

Dublin. Sept. S.--(By the Assoc'-
atcd Prcss.)-DiSaGrcCment between
two irregular leaders. operating IN
County Kerry is reported to have
caused a sanguinary fight in when
rifles. bombs and machine guns We're
used hv the opposing factions.
One leader named MCCcllistrum' Is
said to have opposed plans for am
bushing Il food convoy cnroute TO tae
relief of Killarney. where the people
are suffering from huCGer rs Il re-
suit of tic IrrcGullrs' wal on trans
ports. Humphrey Murphy. another
leader. differed on tn" issue with NC
Ccllistrum and the split spread III the
ranks. ,
Irregular forces yesterday attacked
q signal cabin on the Great southern
railway between DUnGrum and Lime
rick Junction but the small garrison
of national troops r"pulsed them with
the reported loss to the lrrc"ularS
of one killed and several wounded,
The Nationals casualties were III"
killed and two wounded.
Shipping Intense
At the same hour intense sniplng
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HANNIBAL, O..

Mrs. A. D. Mckinney and two child
ron who spent several months with her
, mother Mrs. Alice yoeglty. left Mon
day for their home in Pittsburgh.
Miss Goldie Billman OF Lewisville, o..
was a visitor In town Thursday.
Clarence Suter left Monday to re-
sumo his studies at Marietta College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Henthorne OF
Ma ssillon, O.. were the guests or MS
! mother, Mrs. Jane Hentorne ne past
week.
Miss Nina Frieden returned home
Thursday from Kent, O., uhAre she al.
tended normal school for several
month.
DR.. Whitsett and family moved mere
from New Castle. O., Friday.
Miss Elsie Kasserman left Monoav
for Woodsfield O.. where she will at
tend school the coming year.
Prof, D. c. Egger, ]. W. Myers. Mrs.
Egger, Mrs. Myers, and Mrs. Seal OF
Beallville, O., were visitors In town
Friday.
Miss Mary Cline left Sunday to re-
sumo her school work at Lorain.
Mrs Clyde Hen,horne and two child
! ron If Rellaire. O., were visitors OF MI.
and Mrs. Charles Henthorne the past
week.
prof Schroeder Of Pittsburgh. spent
I last week with his mother Mrs. Isaac
Suter.
Miss Mildred Morgan OF Millers Run.
O.. spent several days with Miss Marie
Fagert.
Miss Gertrude Becker Of wheeling
was a week end visitor OF Mrs. A. w.
Yerian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Boston left Tues
doy for their home in Pittsburgh. after
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Elizabeth
! Boston and Family.
Miss Marie Fagert was hostess 10 a
large number of her friends at her
| home Friday evening In honor OF her
birthday anniversary.
two children returned. home Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henthorne ana
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bare of Wheeling.
Miss Phebe fisher left Monday fo
RcIlaire. q where she will teach in
! the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyer Of Akron. O.,
and Mrs, Gamble and son Of Clairing-
ton were visitors in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. 4. Postelthwait OF
Flushing. O.. were the guests for Scr
eral DAYS of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.tschey.
Mrs. Dean Cullum and son who spent
several weeks here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Limbaugh. returned
Monday TO their home in Detroit.
A number from town attended a min
strel show ut New Martinsville Tuesday
evening.
Miss Margaret Yarrit OF Warwood Is
the guest Of Mrs. Raymond Hanck.
DR., F~rankhauser of New Martinsvilie
was a professional caller in town wed
nesday.
J. F.. Neu~euschwander was a Wheel
ing visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Whitsett was shopping In New
Martinsville Tuesday.
Born. Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. nus
sell Chance o daughter.
Henry Fisher and son Ray returned
home Monday from Denver. where they
spent several weeks.
Miss Minnie Muhleman. and guests
! Mrs. Rose OF OF Florida and Miss
Staicblv Of Cincinnati mortered TO ST.
ClsirsvilIe Wednesday and spent the
day with Edward Muhleman and family.
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By Robert CULLEN
Sketches by
Folks Back Home J. H striebel

rules. The rules become an alibi to
still the clamoring of conscience; for
faith in the saving power of rules
grows as it is exercised. so that in the
cLd the observing of rules seems the
chief end Of man. As the mar who
does everything the law permits MN
TO do is a s%coundrcl, so the man who
depends upon rules of conduct for his
righteousness is prone to lose toucE
with the spirit of virtue itself and be-
come a knave at heart for all his nice
display Of rcctitudc. Virtue is Il state
of mind, not Il product OF statutes.
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an now they've got control a things
they hang ever Teller what tries &c
start a revolution.
"Po' folks keep Complainin' about
the arrogant ways o the rich. an
when they git rich the fus; thing they
do is snub the old friends.
One party bowls because its mem
bers is kicked out O. jobs, and when Il
gifts control the fust thing it does Is
kick out members O the other party.
IL notice men is mostly alike, mo or
less. an the man what CusseS another
TO dom somethin' would nos likely
do the same thing if ne was in the
other feller's place. It's always the
no folks what would divide IN the
wealth IL they was rich. an the rich
folks what would be satisfied If they
was po'."
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assistance in solving an international
dispute between Chile and Peru
To Curry Favor Of Mexico.
II also is the earnest desire OF the
local body. based on its proximity ana
closeness OF connection with Mexico,
to stimulate a stronger friendship
with Mexico by creating a common
ground where our people a meet
with Mexicans for the purpose OF
solving our international problems
upon a basis OF the material interests
of any favored group
The Pan-American Round Table OF
San Antonio. its officials declared, IN
vite the cooperation Of the Pan
American union. the Pan-American
society Of the United States. the Pan
American department OF the Women's
international League for Peace anu
Freedom, and other organizations lead
ing to the creation OF the proposed
court OF arbitration. to bring about
peaceful settlement of international
disputes in the western hemisphere,
officials declared.
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COLERAIN

! Misses Lillian and Nellie Dean. or
Martins Ferry. spent the weekend with
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Fell and son. OF
Martins Ferry. were the guests OF their
parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Fell. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James GeSford.
Eli Walker spent the week end with
! his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Walker.
Misses Emma and Leona Adams re-
turned 10 Pittsburgh after a visit Win
NJ. and Mrs. |. A.. Hogue.
Mr.. Sherman Martin. Of Martins Ferry
was a caller here Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. Marion Beck and FAMILY.
OF Canton. O.. is visiting Mrs. BECK
NJ rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SharKey.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Moline White ana
/ daughters. June and Ruth, OF Steuoen-
, yiItn. spent Monday with their parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. White.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin. Of Adena.
! srcnt the week end with her sister. Mrs.
! Harlan DUNCAN.
The Five Hundred Club attended a
| p,cn!c at the home OF Miss Florence
CI"rk. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. White was callers
In Barton Monday. =
Miss Laura r. Bundy passed away At
the home OF her sister. Mrs. Gilbert
Thomas. At Harrisvillc Tuesday morning
after p lingering Illness. She leaves 10
mourn h"r loss her aged Mother. peoo-
rah Eundy. three sisters. two Drotnsrs.
They have III" sympathy OF 4 host OF
friends. Funeral Thursday from her
llato home at Culera!n. Rev J. +. VIII
son and Jacob Maule offic!aied. Inter
mcnt at the Friends cemetery.
Mr.. and RMS. Gilbert Thomas ana
| family. of Harrisville: Mr.. and Mrs.
WARRINGTON and family. Of Salem: Mt.
and Mrs. Joseph Strati"n and fanny. or
salem: Mr.. Elmer RunGv and daughter.
Of Salem. and l.:man Bundy. attended
tho funeral Of their sister Miss Laura
r. Rundy. at Colerain. Thursday.
Mr.. n, G.. Sipc. of L~loydsvillA 10 teach
ing the CoIerain school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bundy. OF Barnes-
willie. were visitors here Thursday.
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The girl across the street has a
her evengc and the butcher boy mas
suffered for his sins. Thursday night
the butcher boy gave a farewell party
for his cousin. the exquisite MISS Sa'lg
from the county seat. Ihere "erh
Japanese lanterns on tn" lawn ana
homemade ice cream served IN gen
erous plates. and the Howard noES
from Postum Kingdom sat at the nan
door with fddlcs whining, while the
more frivolous of the young 'o'N
danced on the porch.
There was an unexpected guest
also. who arrived in a yellow roadster
"A wonderful creature III .Whlte nan,
mel pants, who carried himself WIN an
air, and 1t became nOised about tina
he was to take Miss Sally back nome
and, in the fullness OF ume. marry heF'
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MkTRIMONY

To say that love is blind is but TO
say that love is young. Being young
il is foolish. honest and impetuous' IL
hasn't learned tC dissemble. for din
humiliation is a procEct OF diScretlon'
and discretion is unknown to youth.
between his fifteenth and twenty
first birthdays. a boy Will fall IN love
with any reasonably attractive female
with whom he comes In intimate con-
tact. And if he can, ne Will marry
her and live happily ever afterward'
Usually he can. She may be his IN
ferior Intellectually; she may be III
competent. lazy and selfish; but ne
VIII love her none the less. And wha'
i true of boys is true as well of girls
; For young love is seven parts phSS''
! cal attraction and three parts hunSe
for adventure.
But when a girl passes her twenty
first birthday she begins TO acquire 4
little hard sense. II she loves there'
after. her heart will receive lnstruc'
ton from her head: and the ieenn"
she rondly interprets as a yearnlnS
for enc particular mar Will De IN larsc
measure a yearning for a nome OF nel
own and the assurance that ,ronSe
shoulders will bear her burdens.
In similar case is the man VINO
RAISES 80 unmarried. He has slnned
away his day OF ecstacy. For him there
! will be trembling and signing, no MAD
| heart beating. no joyous thrills. nc
/ will decide that he should marry ;hnd
a sensible girl and marry her II ne
will be nappy. belize. If she feeds MIN
we'll: bat he viii end his humdrum
DAYS without having made the &C
! nuaintance of romance.
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BOSTON SCORNED AS HUB OF UNIVERSE
BY UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

ycy. IS at exactly 80 degrees 80 minute
north latitude. and 9S degrees - MN,
U,cs west longitude Il may be ana
that point Is in Northern Kansas. IN
Smith county. in fact. Trust the smiths
to be there.
Tho ideal Hub" of population. gov
ernmeut and industry. should ais" he
the geographical center. the Survey nc
lievcS. hut that is true in few. II any
cases. Hubs" just grow up regardless
and tho center "f population in TINS
country Is yearly moving wcStwaT"
Even Washington Is Off.
Even WASHINGTON, III" nations capl'a''
IS wrongly situated. from the ge"Iraph-
e-'s point Of view. and should be at least
, thousand miles inland from It's pres
IN, ste to better approach the ge"Sr"pn-
teal center ~ tho country. 81. LOUIS
Denver. and other cities have been men
,i,neL AZ. various times as more hitinS
sites for the center Of governments
Til. Geological Survey az IN" Interior
D,par;mcn, has hxed tn" approximate
locations of the geographical cch'eFS Oh
each state. and here they are:
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" MORE POISONED
LIQUOR DEATHS IN N. Y.
Total Over Holiday Brought to IL
Several Arrested - Murder
Prosecutions to Follow.

New York.. SEPT. S-The death Of two
men today brought the total number OF
persons who have died after drinking
nnisoncd liquor over the holiday IN the
Red Hook section OF Brooklyn TO ~.
sans in the vicinity. made another ar
rest today. and District Attorney Rus.
ION announced ne was considering a plan
70 raid every place in BrnoklyG nar.
ticularly in the Red Hook district ma.
* susrccted Of selling homemade
Ijouor swift prosecutions FOR murder
Will follow.
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Massachusetts death rate IS used
as the basis OF these computa-
tons because such records have
been kept there longer than any
where else in the country. In
the average length OF life
in that commonwealth was 35.5
years. BY 1855 it had increased
TO forty years. In 1901 1t was
At years in 1910. j2.2 years
and in 1921, 55.2 years, Nation
wide reports show that as the
result of scientific tiscase-pre-
rentive efforts, the ;verage eX-
pectation OF HE has ieen length
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THE GIRL AND THE BUTCHER BOY

The girl across the street took TINS
gentleman in tow and, by WlieS
known only 10 her sex. kept him at her
elbow throughout the evening. The
butcher boy, moroSe and sulIen, pout
ed In Il. fence corner: hui his heart
alone was hurt. while Miss Sally was
hurt in both heart and pride. She was
u~natuarlly gay. as women are VINO
would hide a hurt: but none were de
criyed. and It was the common opinion
thatthe girl across the street. mad won
the last engagement Of the campaign
: She did not win without cost. now
ever, for she said to Daughter TINS
morning: Il just dcspised that cit'
fellow. He was stuck up, and tried &c
he mushv. but | wanted to show Miss
Sally ! could play her game. II the
lesson will do Hiram good, anyway
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WILLIE WILLIS

The Walker hoy
saw little Willie
Willis carrying
school books for
that youngest How
ard girl Monday
and called him a
sissy. The Walk
ers moved here
la week fro III
GRANVILLE. The DO!
has a very lair
complexion ano
looks odd with his
eye BACKED up that
way.
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ccSSant watchfulness.
The old saying that AN ounce
Of prevention is worth a pound
OF cure" has by no means out
lived its usefulness.
Thrift OF health is a matter
upon which much personal attcn-
ton can be conferred to very
great advantage. II by living
more simply and more sens:h'y
We can greatly increase orr daily
efficiency and proIoug the vc.''=
OF our usefulness. It l. The pant OF
good thrift to do 80.
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occurred in Limerick Junction WHICH
is in Western County Tipperary.
Steady progress by the Nationals is
,enorted throughout the country gen
orally. Men and material were cap
tured in K%innegad. Southeastern
County Westmeath. where an tempt
hv the ~Irrceulars TO burn the barracks
was frustrated. .
Mobile columns OF government
troop are taking prisoners daily IN
Counties Galway and Glare.
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Mother Kills Infant
In Taking Own Life
Another Child In Room When Gas Was
Deliberately Turned On May
Not Survive.

New York, Sept. S-Mrs, Martha La
vcuder, in committing suicide today In
her home in Concy Island. caused the
death Of her infant son. William. g.
months-old. Her daughter. Lillian.
aged seven. may also die.
The woman and her TWO children were
found in the local apartment which was
filled with gas fumes. The infant was
dead. while the mother and daughter
were taken to a hospital. where the
mother died.
Mrs. Lavender left a note TO her hus-
band saying she had been sick Tor .
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DALLAS

MI ~ the schools in Triadelphia DIS
,ri,, npcn,d Tuesday morning after a
.nrcr months vacation. Among those
from here who enrolled at Triadelphia
IIir,, school we're: Clarence StrickIin.
Anna. Odessa and Edwin Howard. Those
.nrrllcI at Wheeling High were: WILL
lam Eirnm!ns and Wayne S,rickltn.
marty uf sixteen. in Guiding Mr..
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good health adds
UNNECESSARILY t o
ones efficiency and
capacity for capa-
bic work; also the
days and years OF
usefulness
may be increased
through the proper
care OF ones physi-
cal being.
That the span OF
human life is stead
lily l~engthening is
shown by recen.
statistics. I h {
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UNCLE GUS

Uncle Gus swept the last cigar
stump from the sidewalk and leaned
on his broom to make comment con-
corning the absurditics OF men.
cal Higgins, IL new police
cracked a tcller's head las night sad
he. IL kuowed Cal when he was VIII
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an sorry, anu 4
h a o nj c )
I've heard hin,
Cuss O police
bein' so rough.
Folks is like
that. When the
car was livtn
I h G m ~bOlShevikS
was p%roaChin' rcvo'
luton as the di'
vine lutV O man
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sibilitieS that exist
for the p~rolonga-
ton Of the average
life.
While much is
being done through
various state and
municipal govern
ments, these results
can be greatly m
HANGED by individ-
ual effort. AS is
the case in financial
matters much de-
ponds on attention
to detail and in
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One Of the most important
phases OF thrift practice is the
preservation OF health. Too often
we think OF thrift only in terms
of money or material resources,
but health thrift is OF equal i'm
portancc. This is true because
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RULES

There ONE a time in the lie or
every Young man worth his salt when
he feels constrained 10 write down a
list of rules wherewith to govern his
conduct. Certain things he will do be-
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mi,,ec had obtained the best that could
he had at this time from IN" operators.
There was considerable d!S"rI'r ".vm
Mr. Murray tried 10 speak asd Il was
some time before President Levi" '"u'H
uu,ct the delegates. Their" wcr" 'lr,
mands from different parts or the Hh''
I'M u Nnia he tnkcn.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
byS .STRAUS President american Soc<fyfor 7hryf.

ened four years during the last
eleven years.
Ii has been officially stated that
so per cent OF the deaths in New
York State last year resulted
from preventable or postponable
diseases, thus showing the pos
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years. I am taking my two children
with me-" she wrote. las | could not
think OF leaving them behind me. ma
ever luck my spirit can bring YOU Wli-
be yours. God bless you"