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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago, July 29.-CAl

Chicago, July 2y.-NAFI.,
ys,..tions that wheat from Mani
.oba NAV be available for export from
mo moh shipment from the Gulf Of Mexico ;too
by September Is, had rsa bearish sare ehes. exc.
today on the h,asry wheat mafEes CLOSING n prices
csp. GO vbeat he We're irregular. ranging from
In on T net lower to 25c advance. septesm,,
hsc h.c 1e6 15oi 10 1.s1 and December 1.s3l
to to- 15aI With corn sae down; nyoY;sfoas oass
/ e Sc Of to ss .e,sr. W. ats to 7e e'e gain.
SaRstti Rsxtativs to prospects Of early Ca
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, July %: !.
steers going at 11.5O@14.5O: fairly ac,
tive: strong to Fc higher: choice kind
CARRYING weight up most: top 1900 for
16)0-pound average; long yearlings
1890: several loads heavy grain ,fed
fed nredominatine; former largely
7.0oG925: warmed up kind s.ooV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

USED CARS
% PACKARD sIX-s-Pass. Sedan.
new paint. good tires, perfect me-
chanical condition. sold with our
used car guarantee. First payment
"a NASH SIx-7-Pass. Sedan, Al
condition mechanically, newly paint
antee q car like this. First pay
ment, $73e.00.
20 NASH FOUR-Carriole. Thoroughly
overhauled and repainted. tires like
new. First payment, $324.00.
% NASH-4-cyl. Touring, in fine con-
dition, good condition throughout.
First payment $4,000.
HUDSoN-7-Pass Touring car. This
car will give lot of service to some
one. First payment $500.
II REo-speed Wagon. Just over
hauled and in fine condition. First
payment 1925.
20 FoRD-sedan, good Ncondition
throughout. First payment $4,000.
DODGE-Sedan, all new rubber, fine
mechanical condition. First payment
s21s.0o.
WADLEIGH MOTOR co.
TEL. t343-M AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
BREWER

The 101st anniversary Of the erec-
tion of the Union Church, Brewer,
will be observed on Sunday, Au-
gust end, by Appropriate exercises.
The morning service at 1880 will
be conducted by Rev. A. z. Morris,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
p7 per barrel; sweets s01o per bar.

rel.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 5.35 cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
VEAL-S @20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

Auto Trucks For Sale I;
DODGE
TRUCK, DUMP BODY. MEcHAN-
ICALLY PERFECT. s GOOD
TIRES. PRICED RIGHT. SAT-
FORDS GARAGE, Is MT. YER
NON AVE. TEL. 1917.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
MERCHANDISE
Fuel and Feed

GRASS-Price right. Write or call
Mrs. Eta Smith. r. 81. Readheld.
HARDWOOD-Best dry. hard. season.
ed under cover: ] cord box s6: Ia
cord box $3.25: Edg. $3.50 for ! cord
box: IA cord box Sl75: baskets 81.
Shaw's shed. Tel. 464-W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Fuel and Foed

BEST-Dry hardwood fitted. Dry box
edgings, baskets 81. hardwood edg-
ings fitted. Sc per cord box: Y cord
s3.25.. A. r. Leo, Willow st. Tel
331-M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Camp on Opportunity's
Trail!

don't thrash around here and there through
the underbrush looking for their game. They
want to bring home bag!
And so they pick out spots along deer run
and wait until their quarry comes along.
And when wise housekeepers and busi-
ness men have needs to be met, they don't
walk all over town looking for the opportuni-
ties that will bring satisfaction They camp
opportunity's trai-and watch the A-B-C
Classified Section!
Here's catalogued opportunity for every
one-from the the man who wants to buy
used auto truck for his business to the house
wife who's looking for some extra furniture
for her living room.
Numerical classification and alphabetical
listing of ads make it easy to get what you
want
When you want it,
The AB.c Classified Ads
Always the Same-ln Service
Always DiHerent-ln Opportunity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

USED CARS
1928 MAxWELL-Club sedan rr,
asoo miles. Sold with new car guar
1920 BUIcK7Touring.
1920 REo-Roadster.
1924 STAR-Sedan.
THE MOTOR MART
MAXWELL & CHRYSLER SALES
AND SERVICE
COR. BRIDGE AND STATE SITS.
TEL. 1878 AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Auto Accessories

STEEL BOxES-For the whole length
of the runningboard. Just the thing
to keep your outfit dry. Call and see
them at Fifield Bros. Co., OPP. depot,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

USED CARS
1924 STUDEBAKER-Lis s,x G..
oan. reconditioned and new Dnco
paint $3.50 down, balance easy terms.
1913 BUIcK-Touring, cyl. good
ttonaition' ter' $50 down, balance easv
1920 HuDsoN-Touring. If Won want
GOOD 7-passenger car this is a hart
gain; s12o down. balance easy terms ms
1922 FoRD--Coupe. fine condition
$llo down, balance easy terms. ''o''
1920 OVERLAND Touring s,oo
down, balance easy terms. Sioo
1918 FoRD-rouring. runs good
WATERv1LLE MOTOR CO.
AUGUSTA cApn1Nr,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

FLORIDA PROPERTY WANTED
ACREAGE LOTS. ETC, direct from own
er. Give location. description, lowest
price. terms. Quick transaction. p. o. Box
354, Springfield. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

BULL-Kora Boy Registry Guernsey
No. 106574, sire. Vera Truths Butter
Boy. Dam, Locksmith Maid. Born
Sept. ], 1924. William l.. Pierce,
Chelsea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
e the Simple and Svceabe Arrangement the Classified
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles A For Saia

owEdK;a;AND0ls24 co5d;t;AAID Coupe LIST class
All prices. Bradstreet. chevroi., s1aas. Has.
lowell. Tel. 735.W. oiee' mai
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

HEALTH FOOD-A full line of the
famous Battle Creek Sanitarium
products. Merrill Bros, Augusta.
Mail orders filled. Send for booklet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

GIRL-For general housework in
small family, near Boston. Refer
ences. State wages. Write Oh. care
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
LIVE STOCK

Dogs, Cats, Pets AZ
COLLIE-6 mos. old pup. Mrs. H. D.
Gordon. Granite Hill. Hallowell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

GIRL-For light housework and help
care for invalid. No objections to
child. Write Box 96. Mt Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Good Things To Eat

box. $6.40 per bushel. Tel. 1921.
BLUEBERRIES-Ea picking. Fine
berries. Wemple Farm, No. White
field.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Resort Property tor Sale

OCEAN POINT-The Meagher cot
tage, rooms, all furnished, electric
lights, in fine condition. Must be sold
before Aug 5. Near water. Price
$1,000. z. E. Newbert, Agt., Augusta,
pEMAQUID-House and land. See
Leigh Weber. 10 Dickman ST.. Au-
guSta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Rooms for Housekeeping

Rooms for Housekeeping 50
COR. BANGOR AND MYRTLE SITS.
Large front furnished room; newly
painted and papered. Gas and lights;
use of bath and phone. Mrs. Harry
= Pierpont. Tel. 1342-M.
COURT ST. 21-Modern rooms. Terms
reasonable. Tel. 1044-R.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

MANICURING-And Beauty Parlors
on Water ST. Owner in poor health.
Low price for all. Inquire Edward
f. Rice. Augusta. Tel. 1061-W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30

GIRL-Young one of good character.
not over 25, to care for baby. Tel.
Edward Farnham or write The Col
den Rod" Belgrade Lakes, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
Household Goods 6

FIANO-s700 player, slightly used.
perfect condition. very cheap. c. A.
Brawn Piano Co.. Depot So. Gar
diner.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

At left: Mrs.
Charles B. Sabin.
president of the
Women's Republi-
can Club of New
York, photograph
ed when she called
upon President
Coolidge at the
White House re-
Gently. Q Muller Service
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
PURPLE BASKETEERS
HAVE EYES ON TITLE

With his entire first team back this
season and in the best of condition as
the result Of their football training
Coach Bobby Cannon inaugurates
basket ball practice at Breckenridge
High Tuesday afternoon. His eye is
glued on state championship.
Last year the Purple five was bare
ly defeated by Beaumont High in the
final battle at Austin for the state
championship. This year Beaumont is
without the services of its star for
ward, Harvey Brock, and the Eagles
believe they are title bound.
The first team, intact from 1924, is
composed of Mona Rees and "Posey'
Elkins, forwards; Captain Hub
Friery, center. and Frank Cheatham
and Bob Hill, guards. Bass, Veltman,
Ferguson and Mcmillan, capable sub
stitutes. are all back.
Snappy outdoor workouts, when the
thinly-clads are forced to work at top
speed to keep warm, are sort OF
hobby of Coach Cannons'. The boys
will move indoors later.
No games have been definitely ar
ranged for the Puppies as yet, al
though Austin, Waco and the Texas
Freshmen are certain to be opponents
in carly season contests.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
DYER AND R|V|ERE,
JOIN BALL COLONY

The San Antonio winter baseball
colony has been enlarged to include a
couple of sterling pitchers - Eddie
Dyer. of the st. Louis Cardinals,
whose family has moved to San An
tonic. and "Tink" Riviere, formerly of
the Cards, last summer with the Dali
las Steers for. part Of the Texas
League season and at present a free
agent, having purchased his release
80 that, he can deal for his own SER
vices TO the best advantage.
Eddie is here on visit before 60
ing to the college schedule conferences
in Dallas this week to represent Aus
tin College, where he has been coach
ing football and will continue to di-
rect athletics until the Cards open
spring training headquarters here in
San Antonio.
. Dyer, famous also as Rice In
stitute football player, says the Cards
look good for 1926. especially IF n
couple Of us fellows come through
for Hornsby."
Bill Warwick, the catcher the
Bears sent to st. Louis, made Bug
hit late last summer and Hornsby VIII
give him every chance to stick, Ed
die says.
A temporary member of the base
ball colony is Lefty" Johns, the Fort
Worth pitcher. sold to Detroit. who is
n salesman for n Fort Worth. con
Germ and dropped off here on the way
to the Valley. F-... %
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HORNSbY ONCE
VALUED At
ONLY $3.50 .

ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-CP-Man-
ager Rogers Hornsby of the st. Louis
Cardinals, just named the most val.
liable player in the National League
was purchased from the Denison,
Tex, club in 1915 for $3.50. .4
He had plenty of pep, but many
regarded him as being too light for
the big show.
Since that time, Hornsby's career
has been q record-breaking one. The
1925 season saw him top the list of
National League batsmen for the
sixth consecutive time and hit above
400 for the third season in his career,
feat duplicated by only two other
athletes-Jess Burkett and Ty Cobb.
In the eleven years he has been
a member of the Cardinals. Hornsby
has made 1915 hits in 5271 times at
bat for grand average of 1863. Dur
ing the 1925 season there were only
Is games in which Hornsby went
without safety. In the last six
years the Cardinal star has batted an
average of .397.
Hornsby also holds the record OF
getting $50 hits in 1922. beating the
old mark of 243 set by Willie Keller
in 1897. In 1924 he batted .424,
which was the highest average for n
major league player since Hugh Duffy
swatted .43S in 1894.
Hornsby became a real hitter of
home-runs in 1921 and in the last
five campaigns he has driven out IA
four-baggers for an average of 2S.S
q season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
LADIES LEAST. OF REDS
WORRIES, HAS NO GIRL
By CORINNE RICH.
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. S.
"Yes, ma'am, I'm twenty-five years
old and I'm not in love. Haven't u
single prospect. like EN- ALL"
."Red" Grange, who really isn't
,red-topped at all, slumped down
further in the big chair in his hotel
room. here last night and chatted.
The boy was tired. He had signed
a 100000 movie contract few
hours before, which was big enough
job to make any man rest awhile.
BALL GAME AHEAD.
Furthermore, he was thinking Sc
riously of going to bed, because this
afternoon he is going to show Wash
ington the kind Of football that made
him national hero.
Reds" a nice kid. The kind of
nice kid you'd expect to come out of
the Middle West and graduate from
an American university. Right now
he's interested in the business of
making money.
"Girls?" he said with one of the
broad smiles that probably will soon
turn him into an idol of the silver
screen. g4t IDS,
"Yes, like 'em, but / don't know
much about 'em, really.
III marry one of these days, i
suppose; but right now have no
prospects. think I'm smart not
to have any, don't you?"
Red" was emphatic and laughing
when he denied even knowing GER
tain young actress who recently
claimed to be his fiancee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
s. A. WILL SEE
SOUTHERN
CHAMPS
Alabama University Will
Work Out Here on !.
Way to Coast.

San Antonio football fans will hav.
an opportunity to size up the cham
pionship squad of the Southern Con-
ference, the University Of Alabama
team, which has arranged a game in
Pasadena, California, for New Years
Day, probably against the University
of Washington, Coast Conference
champions.
The Alabamans will stop off at San
Antonio December 81 or 90 to break
the long Jump to the coast and take
signal drill.
Another stop will be made at Ell
Paso.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

University of Kansas for several
years. has submitted his resignation
to the university athletic board, it
was reported today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
AUSTIN STILL HOPES
TO SELL FRANCHISE
TOPANTHER OWNERS

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. S.-tR-A
delegation of Austin business men,
headed by Charles b. Cook, Sunday
in Fort Worth will endeavor to in
duce the owners of the Fort Worth
club of the Texas League to buy
the Austin Texas Association fran
chise. Paul LaGrave. business man
agcr of the Fort Worth Panthers, hus
indicated Fort Worth may be inter
ested in buying the franchise. il a
debt of approximately $4,000 is paid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
FORTIETH SQUADRON
DEFEATS BAPTISTS

Jumping into the lead in the first
few seconds Of play, the Fortieth
Squadron team Of Kelly Field COM
pletely outplayed the Riverside Ba-
lists Monday night on the Army Y
court. The score of 40 to p was
one of the largest comiled by local
team this season.
The line-ups:
10th Squadron Riverside
Burkstresser (S) ....... Ward (1S)
Left Forward.
Williams (2O) ........ Holland (2)
Right Forward.
Hollowell co. ............... West
Center.
west .......s SHnltn
Right Guard.
Coen (2) .......... Howard (1O)
Left Guard.
Substitutes: 10th Squadron, Alexan-
der Cd, Podraza (2), Chuck CO.,
Aldridge (2), Dunnica. Riverside,
Hill, Borgess. G).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
LIGHTWEIGHT
FIGHT KING
! DETHRONED
Goodrich Gets Decisive
Lacing From Ancient
Italian.
BY Universal Service.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. S.-Rocky
Kansas, the veteran Italian fighter
from Niagara Falls, won the light
weight championship of the world
from Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo, in q
fifteen-round battle here last night.
The margin Of the. new champion
was beyond all question. He scored in
perhaps twelve rounds of the fifteen.
Goodrich lost several teeth in the
battle and was badly marked around
the eyes. Kansas was unmarked.
More than 1000 fight fans saw
the contest. 1t was n house divided
in sentiment. The Irish element, strong
in Buffalo, cheered Goodrich as he
walked into the ring in bright green
bath robe with a golden harp embroid-
cred on its back. Kansas wore soilcd
brown bath robe and brown cap
pulled down OYER his scowling face.
Goodrich won the fourth and seventh
round. =
He had an edge in the ninth, but
in the remaining period he took fine
lacing.
SUPPOSEDLY THROUGH.
Kansas, who WINS supposed to be oil
in, just lathered him coming and go
ing, hooking him in the body and
crossing his right to the chin time and
again. Goodrich did not go down, but
the punches scored many a point.
Goodrich pranced around and took
all that Kansas had to offer in the
opening round, and it was thought
that the champion would start the
york Of backing the ancient warrior
own.
In the second, Goodrich shot his first
isht. 1t bounced off Rocky's shout
ers, and the grizzled Italian sailed in
s Jim rolled away.
As the bout wore along, Kansas re-
used to be hacked. Instead, he did
considerable hacking on his own nc.
count. He ripped deep cut over
Goodich's right eyes with left hook,
and Goodrich presented CORY sight
for the remainder Of the battle.
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"All this money? Well, don't
know what I'm going to do with it,
as matter of fact. It's going in
the bank for the present. / might
be thrilled over the 100000 if 1 had
it in bills. But check, no. i
may build house with some of it
one of these days and get car. But
at present I have no plans. It's
enough to make the money, isn't it?'
The room was full of young foot
ball men and fast filling with tobacco
smoke. Grange had appeared from
a bedroom, where he had gone i'm
mediately on his arrival in Washing
ton. He wore dark trousers, bright
tan shoes, brighter collegiate sox,
and soft white shirt with collar
open.
EXPECTS TO WORK.
"I'll have to work hard in the
movies, too. ] can't tell whether Ill
like making pictures or not. But 1t
won't be any fun"
Red" hadn't thought of the pos
sibility of being a target for marriage
seeking maidens. 1t hadn't occurred
to him that his prowess with the pig
skin and the potentialities OF other
talents would place the feminine
world at his feet. -.
No." he declared, Il haven't had
any mash notes nor any proposals,
and l don't expect any,"
Then, as the evening was beginning
for most of Washington. poor RED"
who wanted to see the sights, was
trundled off to bed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
CAMP MARIA BOXER
ISSUES CHALLENGE

Young Magida, AS pound pugilist
with the First Cavalry at Camp
Maria, Texas. sends challenge to
any San Antonio battler Of his weight
for SCRAP of any distance. any
where Magida claims a recent de-
cision over Dummy Mahan. well-known
to San Antonio fans He is under the
management of Ralph Fields, at Camp
Maria.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
SCRANTON CLUB SOLD.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.--CP-Pur.
chase Of the Scranton, Pa, club of
the New York-Pennsylvania League,
was announced today by Charles A.
Davids. new owner Of the Newark In
ternntionals. Mr.. Davids closed the
deal with Walter y. Hapgood of Roch-
ester, owner Of the Scranton outfit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Josxrs Store for Men ,osxzs
NN1T NNT 7 A ID
That's All

- because of special purchase which
we are sharing with our patrons, we are
able to offer t
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
BASKET BALL .
TOURNEY MARCH IS

KANSAS CITY, Dec. S.-P)-The
National A. A. U. basket ball tourna.
ment will be held here the week OF
March 10. it was announced today BY
j. A. Reilly of the Kansas City Ath-
letic Club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
KANSAS COACH QUITS.

LAWRENCE, Ran, Dec. S.-P)--
Karl Schlademan. head track coach
and assistant football coach at the
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GOODRICH RALLIES.


Goodrich came strong in the seventh
round when he bounced vicious right
off Kansas chin and then plunged
in to saw away with both hands at
the boy. The gloves flew and Kansas
sought refuge in flight. There, the crit
les thought the tide would definitely
turn. But 1t didn't turn worth a cent.
= Toward the end OF the fight Good
rich started throwing his right hand.
But Kansas was filled with confidence
by the time the ninth came along and
his long experience had not been in
vain. He took those rights high on
the shoulder or slipped inside of them
TO toss his left to the body.
Coming down TO the fifteenth round,
Kansas had a long lend and he was
willing to lay back and watch develop
ments. Jimmy forced the pace but it
avoiled him little. The veteran Italian
WINS in full command Of the field and
fought to the end with strength, cour.
age and skill.
Goodrich congratulated his conqueror
in sportsmanlike style Mt the end.
Kansas has had hard hill to climb
in his quest for championship honors.
Three times he met the great. Benny
Leonard and tried to wrest the cham
pionship and three times he failed.
But when Leonard retired and,
through n series of elimination CON
tests, Goodrich was chosen in his
place last July, the rugged Kansnn
again saw visions Of winning the
coveted title.
Kansas conceded two pounds to
Goodrich. Rocky is three inches small
or and five years older than Good
rich, who is 25.
In losing. Goodrich won about $12.-
600. Receipts were estimated at 1884,
coo.
Kansas, whose real name is Rocco
Tozze has been fighting IA years.
He was born in Buffalo. In more
than $50 fights he has been knocked
out twice, by Benny Leonard and
Luis yicentini of Chile. .
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Downtown: 1923 Third Ave.

II beside you on the dock. Carlton
was greatly exhausted, but ho quick.
~ recovered, ana / noticed that his
first glance was not toward the man
no had rescued from death, but
toward you,
Oh. how | resented the rough way
In which they used your uncon.
acIoua form But ! could do moth.
Ing, for ! knew they were going
thru tho exercise Of artificial req.
pIration.
Presently there was II choking
Sigh, and you became conscious,
You called falntlyi "Jnckl" This
seemed TO reach tho brain center
Of tho partly unconscious man be.
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Sour Stomach
Phillips Milk Of Magnesia"
letter than Soda


Instead { soda hereafter take lit.
lie ''Phillis Mix OF Mngnesia' in
water any time for indigestion or
sour. acid, gassy stomach. and relief
viii come Instantly.
For fifty years genuine Phillips
MIX Of aagnesla" has been pre-.
scribed BY physicians because II over.
comes three times as much acid in
the stomach az a saturated solution
OF blcarbonae OF coda, leaving the
stomach SWEET and free from all
gases. II neltralIzes acid fcrmenta.
lions in the bwels and gently urges
tho sourIns waste from tho system
without purghg. Besides, IL Is more
pleasant to tike than soda. Insist
|upon "PhiIlip' Twtneyt-nvo cents
bottles. any dug store.
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II1lHllU!T1ll

did not answer, and went down
again.
This tlmo found your husband,
alone. 10 my shame | must con-
fess, I did not stop TO zee IL no
were all right. Again rose to tho
surface, and caught you Just MS
you wero going down again BY
almost superhumnn efforts ] sue
cccdcd IN getting YOU on tho pier
Carlton, who had gone over tho
eide Of tho yacht, had lust come
10 tho surface, bringing your lua.
band, who was evidently uncon.
aclouH,
willing hands, however, helped
him TO rulso tho inert body and lay
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already produced a phenomenon.
hut what wo need Is not rules
after wo have become phcnome.
mons, bu, before. what no should
have told MS was how 20 change
our mental psychology, our habits
u n lifetime and those inherited
nom cur ancestors before uB. 40
that wo could tranaposo tho You"
and tho II" IN our lives. and suil
be ourselves,
The man who formulated these
rules viii never forfeit single
thousand Hts rules arc sound.
They would make happy homes and
perfect husband and wives They
would make angels Tho only
trouble with them Is you can't 10
human and follow them And n
you aren't human you don't need
them So YOU arc right back where
you started,
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side you. and no opened his eyes.
Not until then. my dear Indy OF
the SHOWS did the thought come TO
mo that n you had drowned you
would have been as much mlno MS
Prcsootts. Again | caught Carl
toms eyes upon you, and under.
stood that his brain was full Of tho
same thought.
/ wonder If sydney CARTON had
over dared 60 tell you that he loves
YOU? think not. my dcnr, for he
IN good man, n man who holds
his honor higher than he does his
passion, man who holds all women
In great respect Always YOU have
seemed unconscious OF anything