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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
Evangeline Booth Better;
 Plans to Resume Lectures

LONG BEACH, Cal, March T. Evangeline Booth. who has been se- riously i'll, has so far recovered thai she announced today plans to resume her lecture and inspection tour on March 16.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
TAR AND FEATHERS WILL BE APPLIED TO
 HIGHWAYMEN CAUGHT IN NEW JERSEY CITY

CAMDEN N J. Tarrng :-atnerrny be punishment highway
 Mayor William Kramer this hedup said he had opened the big the melting the plenty of feathers hand The caught fould be tarred and eathered he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
CYCLONE WIPES
 OUT TWO TOWNS
Meagre Information Gives Death List in One Village
 As Six Persons.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 7.-Lang- ley and Warrenville, towns 10 and 12 miles respectively from here. in South Carolina, are reported to have been wiped out early this morning by storm.
 Six persons were killed and scores injured at Warrenville.
 Several persons are known to have been killed and many injured at Stiffeton which was also struck by the cyclone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
River Out of Banks and
 Flood Warnings Posted

MACON, Ga, March 7-After one of the heaviest rains in 20 years the Ocmulgee River is out of it's banks today and flood warnings have been issued.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
|BsscloM. oElses be,ssSsd

Ponz's Boston. operations for "get rich quick" pale beside those of Raymond J. Bischoff, of Chi cago, who is charged with victim izing $500 persons out of $7000, 900. He was not perturbed by the situa- tion. Shortly after his arrest his office was besieged by investors. The photo shows police keeping back to mob at the door In the insert is Bischoff, aged 25
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07

BIRMINGHAM, England, March '. Steven girls were killed and 30 severely Injured today at Tipton, in an explosion of powder they were re moving from cartridges. The explo- sion blew the roof off the building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
ATTEMPT TO COMPEL CHURCH ATTENDANCE
 DIES IN COMMITTEE OF MASS LEGISLATURE

BOSTON "A make pusoy lasted 5 before the Legislative Com mee legal Legislature State Senator who filed the bill i'll could No would speak against died naturally
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
MAN INDICTED FOR MURDER OF 2l YEARS
 AGO IS FINALLY BROUGHT TO TRIAL IN N

NEW YORK 7Giesueppe DeFama indicted 21 the murder Panzo Harlem trial DePama lived Mitchell October when his identity revealed Giovanni Panzo brother the slain
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
Paul Wires of Report

The White Alaska fisheries mea- sure restricting the location of traps was yesterday favorably reported by the House committee having it in charge by vote of 10 to 5, according 10 telegraphic advices received today by The Empire from William L. Paul. upon whose testimony the bill is re- ported to have been drawn. A copy of the bill as it was originally drafted appeared yesterday in The Empire.
 Apparently there was little if any change in the measure as it was re- ported by the committee. MT Paul said as reported prohibits traps 'iA bays three miles or less wide, one mile from creek, one mile from any bay with entrance less than two miles wide, traps with leads over 1920 feet long"
 Strong Opposed Bill
 H. C.. Strong, prominent cannery- man of Ketchikan, in a letter to Soc
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07
FAvORS REVISED ALASKA
 FISHERIES BILL
House Committee Reports Favorable on Alaska Fish
 Bill by Vote 10 to ,.
ENLARGES POWER HELD BY DEPT. OF COMMERCE
Prohibits Use oi Traps in All Bays and Estuaries-Is
 Blow to Traps.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-After prolonged discussion the House Com. mittee on Merchant Marine and Fish cries late yesterday reported favor ably revised fishing bill for Al aska. This measure follows in gen eral the recommendations made by the conference of fishing interests with Secretary Hoover and other of- ficials of the Department of Com merce held here last Fall.
 The measure, which was sponsored by Representative Wallace H. White, Jr., of Maine, greatly enlarges the power of the Secretary of Commerce in the making of commercial fishing regulations in all waters under Fad eral jurisdiction G. @. to the Emile limit). It also prohibits the use of traps in all bays and estuaries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-07

tContinued on Page Two.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
MEMBER PLAN CHANGED

Oklahoma City. Nov zs.--(speclaD
-chanro 10 the pan of member
ship In the Oklahoma Public Heath
Association Is announced in the re-
pert of r. II Hixson. Gcneral secre-
iary of the Oklahoma Public Heal'h
Association 70 the Executive Com
mitiee o. the Association.
IN the future annual membsrshlps
vii be obtained BY the paymnst Of
= graduated sc1ie o. from 81 TO 800
depending on the ability of the new
member 70 subscribe 70 the asso-
claton funds. Nsmbership funds
supplement funds derived from the
sale o. Tuberc1loas Christmas Seals
in financing Sc health csmpsig. n
the state. Anyone interested In
joining The association may do -
b. addressing r. II. Hixson, 3is Oh
lahoma Building. oashoma city,
okhhoms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
H-khsER HtsTONs
FORBIDDEN DECORATION
cofsers Order of the Hohen.
zcllsrrs cn HIS Brother n
Law Despite States
Ban

nsan. Nos - ne gsfmsr Kali
ssr : sila ,ssrS slre ne lmpsrsl
prsranDss ~ eonfsrras orders
dsspds ths fset hlt tas hanostl
& Srttn sai tsesfiuot. ! sarAt.
den - tht een,utat.oa 81 The
German rspuhi
10 mara ihs historic oecssioa of
his marriage 20 tAe ruhesss Her
mine Wihs'm has conferred the
Orls raf TIE House cf Hoheua ilsfn
- Bis hes br.iher-.n- Prince
Hfalsh NNIN q, Rcass eidsr line.
tbs is not oonssa red by the.inisr-
esied parties as a violation of the
oonsu.uiior. but - a purely family
sssair' bat Hsnry NNiN in en-
probsbiltr via never he able 70
display H. HohensollsTn onlcr IN
@ rmsuy. certainly ne publicly fcr
tie German constitution ne, onh
foraaas the conferlng y ordsrs,
but also rstasss psrnlsslon 20 wear
them
The e1-kaisers new brothsr-in-
law is sick man :, lnfantlle mind.
requiring the censteni attendance of
a fompanlon snd narre. He Is the
oniv son "a family q sls chndren
= ihs late Prince and Princess -
Reuts rraa Hohsnfcllsrns parea,s.
in h.s ntih year he va. droppsd
fsam the arms q q nurss Who
concealed the fact, bat ihe recipient
q the hohenaogsrn order has been
a. imbocia ever since Ills father
10 vain patroniz a an manner ~
specialists, faith healtrs and miracle
doctors Physically Henry dispRs~
an iulress've fsure lie is A.
yssrs olt. ne last q the male
Reuse elder ilns The thousand
YEAR olt ThaTihEan dynasty VII die
Niih him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
TRAVELLING CLINIC
MAKES FIRST VISIT

saaalpa Nn - lap*aaii--
sntaff sas pefscas uefs sssmlast
bt ne tlauiHau s'iaIg = 80 "a
Ian ma publN Hsalth Association
phlsh ksa msas ni lali.ai aFpsar-
anss % ths state afrs fseeauT fhs
ssals wss 10 shAFss ~ ~ H q.
rfee eg ralsa. an8 e u asspara.
ams ntsn1snt - ne sfais fussr-
sssats saaliefam a Ta8alna
AN''lesis fr M ssamlnat il stm.
q ~ mns. afaaha sat a. elala
ess ua6bls 20 aeesa ofsts 80 $50
anlisi rafposs q ~ sthe = -
as ser saats ef t4asnalosa asd
those htyaf atsnt eases 81 mA-
espflhis constitutions 4 fAsn
recommends trsslmeut ana & asc-
sasaft armassa far salfaaee late
state saaatofiam The satlf~
service 4 fFse The wofh 10
fiaAnoed ~ the sale or rabervulssis
CAfistma. esaa nhish opsns n
0klsaomA nssi mhsr first
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
SAYS FOREIGN SHIPPERS
WOULD DEFEAT SUBSIDY
Alarmed At the Possibility That
American Ships Would Garner
the Grapes Puts Fear In
European Owners

Milwaukee. Nov. es Foreign
shipping interests are engaged IN
a studied campaign OF aaarepresen :
tttlon and propaganda 20 defeat the
American ship subsidy bill, Edward
G. Pinmmer. commissioner cf The
United states shipping b0srd de-
clared today before ihs Mlddls " 81
Merchant Marine and Foreign Trade
Conferences here
Alarmed 4 The possibility thst the
American ships vii taze FROM chem
tome es percent n American e.
ports which now are carried IN
foreign bottoms, the foreign :atsr-
ests are using every possible means
20 discourage the up-Duf'i'5s ~ :hs
Merchant marine in this country.
Mr.. piummer said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
GOVERNOR TO PROCLAIM
BOIL nIEEVIL WEEK
Wa i ufkst To Re wAGsd
Agairkt tie Peat Through
out the Cotton
Belt

AgaHofs Nsy IS osv : n a
Runsusea win lssaa a pFaelsmsilsa
tahs lhs vsst asslsnailae tha
usek of psrtmhff n 90 if - naa
Nss,ii nsHmsusa wsst. ne casa
htf 81 commsfca 49, aet'fsa Sat-
arias mmnsnf ~ msmtsrs ~ tbs
stat hsAft ~ asftaIlefs
uallue tAal wssk csHpslra vii
~ mAae la saap oui the hlbsfnat
ina pat. 10 ofdfr @ sian The etefii
before Il hinn. trssdiaf frpa
ssnaA All ~ sent lata ,sftY cvtiou
district IN TIE state explaining metz
"a. % weesli aeaifus,ioa aad shat
STEPS should te iakea % so The
upper hand ~ TIE pest
Tho 'dsa u auh week VS.
preached ~ The Arimore rafm
congress ~ meeting ssvsfai
weeks ago Nhfn va q. NpeaTls.
secretary q Ne beard e sGri
culture Vas here and made ialk.
The matter was thea TAKEN up ~lth
the atata chamber = comaercs. who
pretsnlsd petition "a Oostuog
Robertson and , A. whHshurst.
vesldsht q the agricultural boaFd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
Glass of Salts
Cleans Kidneys
N Yeuf raek hurts o. uiaddsF
bathsfs Yoy. arlnA iots
" water.

When your kidwgs hurt an1 youg
laek iee'a seFr, ANnt Hft stafHi and
pfeud e. iaad Yoaf stumagA eilh =
IA H drugs that esqlfe the hldnafa
ani lfritAte the untlfe urinary Tract.
hsp geHf kidneys elHAh Use Yun
ifsp y0af hoesis eiean. ~ guahlar
tarm uith a mH. hafmieaa saita whleh
heira a. faniaeu chs htaiVs uf,ns
uls waste Ant stlmnisie them e. thslr
Nafmai activity Tie fuuelloa ~ Tho
kNWft 4 ts Altef tha tiaai n a.
houm tlef strain ffam "A SEQ Grains ~
afIi anf Haate - Wa ean seadIiy I'M
daIelsnA the vital impaftAnee u kfepnw
the kliuffs active
nfins hts 81 salefyua gant dglaA
i1a Hueh allp Tnf ifum ans nhtfmafak
AluHl inlf uanrsa ~ iad Nsiia take
iah'fsp'unial IN glass q water teiate
tfraktaft eaeh mernlnT fnr is~ days
anil YOUR kidnefs may then "A has
This famous aalls i made from thr
aeli q grapes Aad lemen Juice. eoa
binei eilh llihia. and has issn use.i lar
generations ~ eleAa nnt stimulate
Clanasi Kidneys alao - nes,ifaiiSe tho
neita ln urine ~ "a i M longer . s0uuo
= irritation. thus often ending bladder
wfAhufNf
Iai ,aits ia iuntpensir~ ran nai IN
iurpf make. dslehtful sieryraesnt
lithla water iflnt whieh rxetynna
should take nov and then o. help kesp
theif tldnrYs siean and setlye Try
thlsi aiaa ksep up tie waief drinking,
and no doubt yan will wonder chat ~
came oi your kldney trvubls and hack I.
seha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
eNEoEN PREPARING
INTERESTING con.
sTRUcrlVE LEGISLATION

s.ockhelm. NOV ss-The Swedish
Rksdar in 1899 Will deal with a
number os new bile q national I'M
poriance. according d rabllc an
nonncsmcnt BY mfnlher of the
present cabinet, X. J. Shlytsr
minister without portfolio.
Among the significant PROPOSALS
10 be- Submitted is bnl calling for
extensive agrarian grants and r.
forms. This bin deals with ways
and mems of arDsrtionlng arabic
crown lands as homesteads TO indi-
v.duais. With safeguarded prcperty
rights. for an unlimited period ~
time. i provides also FOR more sr-
ttnsive eolou.zation q public do
mains b. small farmers. and for
ihe appropriation Of privately Owned
land: especially parts q, the hold
ings q large companies and mis-
managed agricultural ses,atea
Among the other Issues 70 be
considered next year is the eight
hour law. which viii BE- disposed of
10 one q three ways either abolish
ed. continued as pr9ysionil msas-
ore. Or enacted Into a statutory Law.
a BIZ propoEing that the police fore
IN the cities ard the provinces be
reorganiasd. a new forestry con
serraiion Law designed % give tho
small timber ownsr greater priw-
Aegss of cottlng Tor personal use ss
vel ss Tor the market, and . new
b.il providing for The important re-
forms Ia the rent rsguiatson Law.
aimed especially a. aboiishing rent
porlfe ing.
Laws giving women greater op-
po-gnliiss for holding public o.
ficss also are expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28

These who are IN Hfun aawn' lundi-
iuu wlli notice that CaNffh tuthrfa
them much more than whoa thrf sfe iH
guod health lhls fHgt proves that while
Cntaffh il a local diaease. q is NFeauI
Influenced ~ geHantaiional eunllNQnH'
auih ~ an Ointment which 1ultAiF
Relieves Ny local application. ani me
Internal Medicine, lnnllt urleh assists
IN improving the General ilralth y
sold 10 dfuENiaiH Tor uNrf - Years
a. =, Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Onto,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
A TEXAS WONDER

For Kidney and bladder trouble
Eravol weak and lame back. rheuma
tsm. Irregularities y The Kid
Aeys and bladder Rrlrlaies Bladder
troubles ia children d, not soid ~
druggists man taa Small bottle
often cure Send f,r svorn tesiimon-
as ~ 2 " iiall. e9s5 Olive Street
81 i.nuis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
ADVISES MARRIAGE
TO LESSEN SUICIDES
Tuberculosis Specialist Alarmed
By Increasing self Dsstfuo.
ton Among Professional
Men

'Nses married ana dssrtase ihs
uamber u salsiae, ls ths sdsies e.
do.ioFe and lawyers e ~ 3 Atol.
phas kaopf esll.Answn iabsfe.iosia
specialist ~lo ls aarnsa over ,hs
ineseeslnf number oi aenbesfe
deaths In the msdioAl pgofssslon e
haven't time e. mafr, I'm married 70
ny professisn se often hAgd fiom
the ilpa II professional men. is con
uituuse IN a large measure q mentai
and physical strain which becomes IN
time anradursble. aeeefdlng q ~
knopf
Tho Suicidal tendency among phys II.
ciaas ls "a the increase nF Knopfs
fieures indicate In igsi. slsty nine
docierA took their own iisea. whereas
only thirty two committed Suicide ne
preceding year The next larTest
uamtor since 1873. ~as iu 1915. when
forty -four doctors met death az their
ovu hands The smallest number vas
ia islA when twenty seven suicides
o. doctors were recorded Other ia
screstlng frures "a nF Knoprs pos.
session rive the following fule'les
last year fof ether groups u men
ludges. flfly seven, bank Presidents.
thirty seven clcrgmen. twenty i've,
editors ten. and statesmea aud ltrla.
ia,ors. seven
nf kuopf described the condition
a. alarming 20 ihe socleis ~ Med
ical Junsrrionrc. ana asked n il was
not "paiheut" for physicians. whose
object in lie n 10 hehl the wounds o'
others. 90 take their own lives 81
such largc namhefsf
suicide statistics pr Kaagt went
on nlwnH reveal ihnt unmarried
men aEe more susceptible than mar
fled men MANY phialcian.. whs caa
supp li wife and family without lf
4 healiy do not rcf married naausr.
~ they say they aro married 30 lhar
profession This la also true 81 lau
Itefs nnt Ho profession can tate the
place % good alfo the romforis of
home ana fine children My advice
20 the Young doctor IS lawyer r
thcri.fe uet married aa soon a. yoa
can establish your homo With an av
erase degree e. comfort Garry as
much Insurance as yol can Live as
normal and sanliayy o ufe o. you
would expect your patients 20 live
This will lead "a health and hippi
ness which are not conductive - ga.
lcide
The direct cause u most suicides
by physicians, declared Dr. knopi. Is
The use ~ habit. forming duga. I, is
a simple matter for physicians u
procure cocaine. morphine heroln and
other drugs and their addiction 4,
tbem 10 constantly Increasing he saia
They are firat rosoried 70 AZ .lim-
ulants. when sloepless nights due "a
oyer-tlrednesa. make living mlser.
able. and the habit soon forms Dr
Alexander Lambert. in letter Just
received by Dr Knopi, reported that
Of 1900 drug addlctr. which he has
treated In his private practice. he
know to5 % be doctors or these.
iT became addicted TO drugs through
worry wrote Dr. Lambert. and rsa
took them when they were bulldlne
up their practice. Dr Knopt urged
physicians TO seek a day or two oi
rest when they feel overtaned through
work. asserting they should not re-
sort 70 measures they would n9t pre-
scribe for their patients
]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
cour THIS OUT.
1T IS WORTH MONEY

Cat out ibis flip. enclose with Sc
70 folfy & Co. aS5s sheffield Ave-.
Chicago. ~ writing your mare and
adertss clearly. You will receye IN
re'urn trial package containing
foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Tor coughs. colds and Group. Foley
kidney Pills and Policy cathariic
Tablets. Sold eyeryehore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
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COURT HOUSE NOTES



p y woOn.cy 10 s a Svens-
dsn e. "a. Rel. II u = sR .o.iC-
IL
Prairls Oh 4 Gas Csmniny 10
Cora Brown q. mar. REL. 30 10 ~
Sc q s-Iv
Nalu p Siebor Il mar &, Frank
p Kelly L,.ss. Il q q " Ia
sw ss-Is-lN.
Frink p. Kelly 20 Pluto Oh 4 Cas-
c.. and W r Caririar Assn, N
q y " Ia sw es-is-lv.
chss. C. Butter q ur 20 s.. J.
F.lson. Less. 2s p. sw I-s and
y s-l5-Iw
Christian Baiie. & mar 10 The
Texas Co. and J v Hia At,r in
Fact. Rel. II Il = Ne s-ig-2w.
corveysnoes
Warren J. furry q ur 20 Adam
". Carry W. D.. Il 2 g $4,000
All y - g i4-is-fp
Jet state Bint. rity to Nathan
Moore & ur. Agreement II = o.
o7sso77 A. sw snd WV 7-is-
iw.
David Goldman 70 NE Coleman.
" D. io-sO-s2. $4,000 Lots Is
TO Is. block 3. IN Crescent
Pat Drons 70 Viola Drcne. Q. c.
D.. II = .. 800 All lots 70
3 blook g. in r G
Agnes o weodworth. q mar 10
6. p. Wallace. W. d. II y o.
N5ooeo. Al lots 3 and :. block a.
". G..
james J. Davis 70 The Public.
Affidavit. II "A p. No land men
toned
pirrics Court
". r. Patterson ". ~ " Adams
and G. v. Curtis Recovery q rsai
property and rfuts and profits, lots
ss and p. biock y. Capital Heights
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28

This Is the season of fhe ger
rhen i Il kept a. hard snd given
vie rspier.shss hsr ssqDly of
chsmoeriains Cough Rsnety d II
s'nost cfrtsin 70 Be needed iefofe
The zin'er 3 OYER ard rsa1its tlf
mrch more prompt and satisfactory
rhe1 Us kept s. hand and given
a. soon as the frs indication n =
cid appear and before 4 hss he
oome sst'led 10 ne Eystsm. Thers
= 70 danger n giving it % chlfren
- i contains no opiun cr ofhs
harmful drug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
DELICATE TOUCH

c1losea Rookie. ed ishk 70 have =
nsw pair q rbces sub,
Sergeant, Are your sbces won
osf--
Worn cut Mar. TIE bottons of
NAB shoes are 81 thin Al can step
cn a dine anteil whether It's heads
or tsIls.--Pt Psntker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-28
MINISTER TO TRAIN
CANCERS FOR CHURCH
Rector Of = New York Church
Discloees New Saeerdotal
System. Says Rhythm
Must Rule

Nth fNfhi Nufs te AAe NAuNf lu
The R.ne.oa - - futuft Wa he
suhiee, q discussion b, ths Rev nf
William Norman Cushns a. the sss
vice. 'eaerta, sfssuosn Ia the
eAursA Il ss Marks ia.ths Roewerls
wAigh Ne based "a sts idea and wofk
o Emlle JACQUES naicfoie. the s~iss
mes'cal genius and musical sduea.
tlen and crowd soul a. taught ~
Rex Tillson u the New Vera stheol
g nalerse Eupthmios Aecord.ag q
shls S~hs school M Oathne saia. 20
be educated well IN music vs. inpas.
slhie ~i,hoas earserins the tody Ter
The mind
nr Guthrie said modern opponents
who had attempted t. accomplish shia
had succeeded onl, IN par because 81
the ereat difficulty IN performing the
dance Ne declared that he hoped 10
fna sad train men who believe ~
he dance = the ra4i 10 the sAcrsdatai
part q The service
10 the pthmie sense T. lost ia tho
handling 81 the personality. the per.
son cannot he responsive 10 thu
music. continued NJ Guthrie ~The
ultimate result is 10 establish a. a
principle u education that he bsdy
should BE- made sensitive a. 40 ia.
sirumeus 81 expression from the toal
h7~ many % as can say we have 10
session q our bedlesf
The trouble with the modern civil.
nation ia largely due 10 ihe fact n
not possessing oar bodies pu0 wc
can resapiure the hsdy Or the ave..
aye man wc have no chance fer
sound democracy
'Now reurion, as conceive t is
The ar, e making available f6f Hfe
greater mrttmy than those within
control = the wlll mprna iha dh
elphned LAYERS Of tht pechlc How
can that Pc done hy us II VI are s.
ready partially diHnherlild 81 ou'
booies and % the path'c 'oros~
~ they were sound ihoy could he
made ayallah'o 'ar moral ana snlriuaI
use. The problem of reuri-a r.,
civilized humanity lies in setting hls
civilized lot % frcaks 10 become ha
mans first 70 that something lFe n
divine human spirit could hngin al. IN
and Through them II the civilized
porulaton ~ America were a, SQUAD
and 10 as perfect possession of ths
body - Is the barbarian or the savage
something wonderful could be don,
with them.
Now there masi always be so~5
stralesy used if We aie 10 achieve any
reform. one must attack some part.
culor front Tho best frontal attack
seems 20 me- 10 be the dance oi
curse. the dance must be underatood
IN the light ~ rs ideal origin. Pre-
historic man felt an empowering
emotion and be exploded IN motions
Then when he felt boredom. yaouity
which j. Tho grcateat terror 10 The
savage. be wanted 10 express the ia /.
ternel emotions ne remembered hs
vent ihr urh The motions which had
expressed them
"That is the origin of the dance.
The art then q the dance may be de-
fined as gping through en- experienced
emotion TO induce the expression oi
the emotions physically
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some yefRona $50 subject 20 fre
outut to.ds. while nhera aala1m. 4
ever have ye'a NoH vii lird
hat the latter take gpal ssrs u
themselves TAfy taAe d shower 81
cold sQoune hah vaY DAY Ia 81
varm roem. avoid over hsatsd
rooms. slteu vlih a window oeen o
pafay open. avoid etceHaea. ever
ratlnr becoming ever hesieA sna
thou rhnlfd and settling the r.
VET They whln fhty feei lht fire.
Indication og a cold. hey wka chams
hrflalnn Ctuah Nfnti wthau
DELAY and il nnNH nNEr
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rRurnEul

Lillian. said mother severely p
.ihere vere tao pieces q cake IN ths
pantry this morning.. and nor here
Il oniv ore. E5w dsss ihis happen
II 6ont know. said flflian regret
fully. ii muss have beer - csrS
that d'fnt see the otaer piece. ~
Selected.
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NOTICE. TO SUBSCRIBERS

N tie event x delivery beng ia
psrssc,. or pAs-r ssins rolled. ;wiss-
q or mqtli4tea, Subscribers ars
urged I, make inmsalats complain.
q he business ofses IN psseH. hy
teieThons CT mai
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chsnb.Fislh's Tsble,s Rave orn-
He- Weird ~ Coed

-Chsnbsr'sins Tables asfe done
ne a word 81 coed" writes Mrs
Ella L. Button. Kirsvfiie. y. Y. u
have reconmtndet then p : nuz-
ber o. ny friends and al who have
used hem przise hen hirhiy~
When srozbisd With Indigestion or
cons3pstion. give them uisi snd
realize so- yourself vkai az ercsi-
ienf medicine it fa.
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sEslous sLsooeR raouslr

'Cc1id net stand ncr eft ard wsE
forofd 10 cry out from irtsnse
psin. Er.tss Henry Wfh.zus.
Tsrklo Montan2 The doctors sAd
J had infisus'i1r q he biaddfr
ard AZ operation vas necessity
Tired FcieT RIdnfy Pills and In
rrored sf cncs. Bladder as1 kidnsy
f-oublss df1snd prompt trta msnl
FrisT Kid1sv Pill give qaick re-
Hef sod eveTywhsre.
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CATARRHAL couos RELIEVED

= sufffred n tha eTifcfre from
chronic catarrhal coughs. wrlies
81 o. Kelley. Orlando. fla. "Foiey's
Honey and Ter has no equal in
quick relieving this tlsagseeable AZ
Fiction" FoisYs Honey and Tar
contains no cgistes r. INGREDIENTS
printed on the wrapped. Sold every
where.
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Il ron you'd enjoy good health
keep y1ur boEeis regulsr. No on
can rtasDnably hope 20 feel wei.
when cnst.psffd when needed
take chsmbsrisin's Tablets. They
are mid and gentle.