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p 9SCeSs u.
He caught her so close that she
gave little cry.
He was different man.
When at last he let her go, his
eyes were stormy.
Nina, love YOU" he said, 81
can't live without you. We must
find some way out of this :. we
must
Nina was not yet able to think
coherently--to talk.
She extended hand, and took
the cigarette Richard offered her.
She bent her head to light it.
The smoke curled lazily, maxi
ing curtain between them.
Richard put his hands over his
eyes, for a moment, as If making
some tremendous effort.
When he took them down again
he looked ealmer more him
self. sssss'a
He took her arm and drew her
over 70 d swinging cotich, piled
high with cushions.
He adjusted Va Susfiioh behind
her back, and held an ash-tray for
her cigarette.
him.
Richard" Nina managed final
~, what are we going to-do?"
He echoed. 'Do?" as though It
was the most absurd question in
the world. He was smiling at her
now.
Il mean-plans, darling" Nina
blushed. II mean arrangements.
Honey 49,. n David every
thing"
But we've done all we can
about them, sweet. We tried, and
failed. It's only you and ], now,
Nina. You agreed"
She looked at her white hand.
between his two brown ones. She
thought-quite ridiculously-that
It looked like a cream cheese sand
witch on brown bread -.
4 meant what shall we do
about - telling them, Richard
dear?"
Telling -. themg"
ssYeSw
"Why, Nina :" he stopped
short. Thens sOh, see"
(corHrisAt. 1857, gorearet Herxosl
Nina lasAss alaAaEz y AlllsE sssss.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry.
NJ. L. MASTELLER,
VS.. Mortgage Foreclosure
e. GUILFORD BAUMAN, a
single man, ct al,
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by authority of the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure rendered by the
Honorable Arthur Gomez, one of
the Judges OF the Circuit Court of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in and for Monroe County,
in that certain cause in said Court
pending in which NJ. l., Masteller is
complainant, and E. GuilfoFd Bau-
man, single man, ct AL. are de-
PENDANTS, /, as Special Master in
Chancery, appointed by the Court in
said decree, under and by virtue
of the terms thereof. will offer for
sale and sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the front door of the Court House
of Monroe County. in the City of Key
West, Florida, on Monday, the 3rd
day OF January. A. ID. 1888, between
the hours of eleven o'clock A. NJ.
and two o'clock +. NJ. the same be-
ing a legal sales day, and the hours
ahe legal hours of sale. the follow
ing described property. situate in
9fonFee County, Florida, to-wit.
The East half lEh) Of Sec
tions One "a, Twelve (12) and
Thirteen U3e and all that por-
ton of the East half (EMl of
Section Twenty four (34l lying
North of the right-of- way Of
the road as now surveyed and
to be constructed by the Cheve-
lier Corporation across Section
Twsnty-four (24l, all in Town
ship Fifty four (54) South.
Range Thirtv-three (33) East.
containing liSe acres more or
less.
The said property as aforesaid.
together with .all the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise
appertaining, being sold to satisfy
said decree.
Dated this Sth day Of December,
A. ID. 1887.
WILLIAM v ALBiTRY,
Special Master in chancery.
IRA C.. HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Complainant
Miami. Florida.
decs Is-2s-so.is37.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Ruth ~ Fleck, holder Of Tax
Certificate No. Gao. issued the sra
day 81 August, A. y. 1881 has filed
same ia my office AID Ahae snaf1e
application Tor a tax deed 70. BE IS
sued thereon. said kcefflf2kate en-
braces the following described
nr0perfv IN the County 81 Monroe
state Of Florida. ta-wft
ut. Of TT 10 Book Co. Page
224. as recorded IN Monroe
County Records.
The assessment Of the said prop
erfy under the said certificate Is
sued Nas in the name Of Schultz
Properties. Inc,
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 20 law. the
property described therein viii be
sold TO the highest bidder az the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the msnth Of January 1855.
whirh Is the Srd day Of January /.
1888
dated tAis 7th day az December.
1897
(SEAIso Ross c Sawyer
Clerk 81 Circuit Court Of Monroe
County, Florida
dees-Is-2s-3s. 1872
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HIDDEN" WEALTH FOUND

+ Chicago. Discovery of $780,
5000 in shidden" personal prop
erty has been made by John 5.
Clark, tax assessor who explains
that most of this intangible wealth
was the property Of millionaires
who failed to report their securi-
ty holdings. HE said his discov-
cries would reduce the general
tax rateeabout'15 percent.
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OLDEST TWINS?

Truro, N. S.-Mrs. Thos. Bren-
ton, of Truro, and Mrs. Job Dart,
of Brookfeld, twin sisters, cele-
brated their 96th birthday on No
vember 9th. They lay claim to be-
ing the oldest twins in North
America.
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TO FINcERpR1Nr Gees

Washington.-The 100000 CCC
enrollees viii be fingerprinted in
the near future, according to an
order by Robert Fechner, director
of the Civilian Conservation
Corps. The finger-printing was
ordered as a means of protecting
the enrollees and for Identified
ton in case of accident.
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ouEzoN TALKS

President Manuel Quezon of the
Philippine Commonwealth recent
ly reviewed a parade of Philip
pine troops. Apparently recogniz-
ing the dangers of the foreign
situation, he told the United
States Commissioners that the
Philippine Army sis your Army
because the President has the
power to '.call it out in defense
of the American flag and and be-
cause the Filipino people would
gladly do so in recognition of
what you have done for u.s.
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1887 SETS HEALTH RECORD

Washington.-The year 1887
promises to be the best health
year" on record. on the basis of
mortality statistics for the first
ten months of this year, accord
ing to an announcement by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. The statistics compiled
from records of the 17,500,O0O in
dustrial policy holders of the
company. show cumulative
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LucKY

Albany, N. while on a deer
hunt, Henry Klahr spotted a big
buck. He wounded the animal
and it dashed down the mountain.
With the hunter following, the
deer ran for FIVE miles and drop
ped dead-less than 500 yards
from Klahr's parked automobile.
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Life in the U. S. A.

Cleveland bandits who robbed
branch banks deposited the loot
in another branch of the same
bank. Little by little these insti-
tutions are winning back the con-
fidence of the people.-Detroit
News.
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ELEcTRocuTEp IN TUB

East Greenbush, N. Y. = Two
children, Jane and Helen Roman,
Z and 3 years old, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roman, were
electrocuted when they hauled a
small electric stove into the tub
in which they were bathing.
Found unconscious in the water,
they died two hours later, de-
spite efforts to revive them.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
~ ~ -.

NHEMMtG Aktka No. 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Ruth NJ. Fieck, holder Of tax
Certificate No. ga. Issued the 5fh
daY of September. A. u. lisa,
has filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. said certificate
embraces the following described
property In the County Of Monroe.
State Of Florida. fo-wit:
pt. Lot 4. SCR /. TT Is, Book
FL, Page SS4. as recorded ~
Moaroe County Records
The assessment OF the said prop
ertv under the said eertificate Is
sued Was in the name Of Fart &
Eitert.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 20 law, the
property described therein VIII be
sold 10 the highest bidder at the
court house deer on the first Mon
day in the month Of January, 1853
which Is the srd day Of January,
1885
Dated this 7tA day Of December.
1897
tSEAI4l Ross G SAWYER
Clerk Of Circuit Court 81 Monroe
counly. Florida
decs-Is-s3- 81. 1897
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wAsps TAKE SCHOOL

Greenfield, Tenn.-An army OF
hundreds of waSps recently in
vaded the Greenfield schoolrooms
and Railways to the delighted
distraction of the students. A
spraying squad was called and
brought the plague under con-
troll.
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e
AT Ardsley they turned off, and
after few miles drove in between
high entrance gates to a long,
brick house, that overlooked the
Hudson.
What's this, Richard? 1t isn't an
inn. is it?"
And he said: mo. A friend of
mine-Conroy - lives here, but
he's wintering in Europe. Met him,
this summer He told me to use
the place whenever / liked. His
man used to valet for us both, in
London, once. Wen be nicely
alone"
'Very-nicely."
Richard had telephoned. so that
the butler was ready for them.
4 prepared the loggia, Mr.. Chal-
Toner, sir"
They walked through a wide
hall, and a living-roorn-Sh rouded,
not too gloomily, in slip-covers,
and on to the veranda.
Tea Was A Joke
"A GOLDEN sun was getting all
"A ready to sink later. behind the
Palisades. ,
There We're golden asters, and
bronze chrysanthemums in vase
on the table.
The man lit the flame under a
silver kettle. brought cakes and
sandwiches. and stronger bever-
age in a oecanter, which he placed
on a low stand, and departed.
A smooth, sloping lawn. giant
oak trees, and bright sky formed
a frame for the river.
A white yacht glided by.
Nina said: wen be on a boat
some day ;. you and -"
And Richard kissed her.
Tea, itself, was joke, really.
Nina said: you read things
about: her lovely hands fluttered
among the tea things, like two
white doves i. but I'm making a
mess Of Il. I'm too excited-being
with YOU"
.~rm not exaetly--level-head-
ed, at the moment, either, you
know
Shall we abandon this9 H..
Wrap up q few sandwiches and
dump them out Of the car, later,
50 as not to hurt the mans feel
ingS?"
Richard laughed
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&c Characters

Nina, Junior Lacquer and err
Ge6rtante, inpulsiUely married
LIgid. hoping to end her intense
loee for her stepfatIleT.
Richard, the charming tCeE-
tailored stepfather back from a
long cruise, resumes his Lore
making to Nina.
Honey, NinG's gag, childish
mother, is tDiId about Richard and
does not suspect the strong at
traction betloeen him and Nina.
David, a bright young auto
salesman on a small salary, adores
Nina but they argue oUer money
matters.
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car, pushed it off the tracks and
it went crashing into a telephone
pole. He then looked for the
train-but it never came along.
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WRECKS CAR. NO TRAIN

Hopewell, Va.-Believing that
he heard a train whistle just as
he and his wife reached a cross
ing, Rev. w. c. Buchanan became
excited and stalled the car on the
track. The two leaped from the
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NEWS NOTES


death rate of 8.3 for each 1,000-
a lower rate than for any pre-
vious similar period.
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l9SS-The inventor Of the auto
giro, Juan de IL Cierva, among
those killed in London plane
crash.
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t927-u. s. Senate refuses TO
scat William 5. Ware Of PennSyl-
wanna for having spent too much
in his campaign.
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Today In History
sssseeseessLeseaasseesae

l775-Americans defeat British
in battle of Great Bridge, Vir.
ginia-Virglnia's Bunker Hill"
lS9S-Bomb thrown by anarch +.
list in French Chamber of Deputies
injuries 80.
l90l-MrS. Jane L. Stanford
gives Stanford University $50
000,0 900. Founded BIZ her husband
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with gift Of $4,000. 900 in memory
Of only son who died at Is.
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Subscribe to The Citiren-2oc
weekly.
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Nina lasAss assAAgx y 49, ssgsA
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-03

lon ind. CT OrOl II q II &c,
dso INJURIES were reported, but no
erutn s' a distinctly smaller per-
M se than in communities where
M auch rule is enforced.
And ,owadays, however. accidents,
dau u especially automobile acct
As . are far ahead of fireworks
tsrtn cause of Fourth of July NOR
k tiTsy =. Last year 254 people were
trae u on the Fourth Of July from.
'alnc accidents.
vie our :, Fourth of July health ad-
tone ' therefore, has changed it's
s pae little bit, and this year I
tt Hses ,t,l the following, which is en-
TIC How Not to Grow Old":
nid Jelnand half the road = the
AJwa' e nalf. Insist on your rights.
sE %ays lock your brakes When
arti. aing' 1t makes the job more
to AWAY Always race with locomotives
CIV v' Us It breaks the monot-
go o u u their jobs. It is always a
"a, .est of your car.
always pass the car ahead ON
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-03

Dealer: East. Neither side vul-
|nerable.)
After South's opening bid of
|2-Diamonds on this deal, West put
pa a Did Of 2-Spades, North passed,
Fast bid 3-Spades and South
Diamonds.
West led the spade K and
|sTltched to the heart ] when he
saw the spade @ in the dummy.
l Inc heart trick was won in the
South and the adverse trumps
ufaWn' the last one in dummy to
PROVIDE for a club finesse. This
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-03
Ak Q 8 Z S 8
y K 6
81 6 S 8
j. 8
Doctor Lists the Causes
Of July Fourth Accidents

curves or turns. Don't use the horn
because it might unnerve the other
fellow and cause him to turn out
too far.
always drive fast out of al
leys. You might hit something.
You can't tell.
Always drive close to pedestri-
ans in wet weather. Dry cleaners
will erect a monument to your
memory.
Always try to pass cars on a
hill when it is possible. Never look
around when you back up. There
is never anything behind your au-
tome bile.
"A few shots of booze will enable
your car to do real stunts. For per-
manont results quaff long and
deeply Of the flowing bowl before
taking the wheel. I
Drive as fast as you can on wet
pavements. There is always some
thing to stop you if you lose con-
trol-often a heavy truck or a
plate glass window.
New drivers should be shown
how to drive fast in heavy traffic.
It gives them the experience every
motorist should have.
always speed! It looks as
though you were a man OF pep
even though an amateur driver.
Never stop or listen at railroad
crossings. 1t consumes valuable
time, and besides, nobody believes
in signs"
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
BY Shepard ,BorcIoy
Authority 0n Autforitiosn
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS


lost to Vests club K and the de-
clarer had no means Of avoiding
another club loser, so that he was
set.
A better plan would have been,
after winning the heart trick, to
win the first trump in dummy and
ruff a spade. After one more lead
Of trumps, the other high hearts
should have been cashed. A trump
lead to dummy would now have
enabled declarer to lead the spade
@, on which he should have dis
carded the club 4. South knew
that West would have to win the
trick and that, regardless Of what
card West chose to lead, the con-
tract was now assured.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-03

by LOGAN CLENDENING, nj. ID.
II Is A regular thing for health
W to view with alarm the
=! Fourth Of July. and it is a good
ailAs they do. The number of &C
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SOME END-PLAYs MARKED

WHEN THE declarer has among
bis two holdings some card which
be knows can be won by only a
Particular one Of the two defend
Frs, it is well to consider using it
as means of throwing that player
into the lead in the late play. This
applies with special force if the de-
clarer possesses a tenace in some
other suit into which the luckless
defender may be obliged to lead.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-03

cidentS and
deaths from
fireworks acci-
dents has gone
down steadily
due to sensible
municipal con-
trol and the
organic alton
of the medical
prOfe s sion to
to take care of
injuries.
Last year in
Kansas City,
which has an
anti frecrack-
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EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
bv DR.. lClendenirig can now be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents in coin.
for each. and self-addressed en-.
velope stamped with d three-cent
stamp, to Dr.. Logan Clendening, IN
care Of this paper; the pamIR9n9 ses!
Indigestion and Constipation Re
ducing and Gaining. Infant Feed.
ing" instructions for the Treatmens
IT Diabetes feminine Hygiene,
and THE Care Of the Hair and SKIn'
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His Sermons Were Popular

-FOUR years ago the Protestant
church in Germany was thought
to be nearing the end; under the
Nazi government it had become
only an organization to oficiate at
weddings, christenings, funerals
and the like. 1t has recently under
gone such a revival at the hands
of one Rev. Martin Niemoeller,
leader of the Confessional synod,
and his supporters that of late the
churches were overcrowded. Rev.
Mr.. Niemoeller fought to keep poll
tics out of the church.
Lately the fiery minister had been
examined almost every week by
prosecuting attorneys in Berlin.
Then at last he was arrested by the
secret police and taken to jail while
his wife and six children looked on.
He was charged with stirring up
hatred in his speeches against lead
ing persons in the Nazi state and
movement. The police raided his
offices and seized many documents
and about $4,000. Said an official
communique after Rev. Mr.. Me
moeller'S arrest:
"He has spread untrue reports
about measures taken by Nazi au-
thorities in order to incense the
population. He also called for re-
sistance to state laws and DEGREES.
His statements were part of the
steady fare of foreign newspapers
hostile to Germany"
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@ =. SoSs2 =: :: !; $500; ;;;::;;;

To FreShen COconut-Shredded
coconut, which has become dry,
can be freshened by soaking it
in sweet milk a few minutes be-
fore using.
Measuring Sugar-One pound of
granulated sugar equals two cups.
One pound of powdered or con-
fectioner's sugar equals two and
one-half cups.
Keeping Brassware Bright -
Brass ornaments will remain
bright longer if, after polishing,
they are given a thin coat of white
shellac.
To Prevent Scorching-Leave
one small section of gem pan
empty when putting gem batter
in pan. Fill this section with wa
ter and gems will never scorch.
Cooking Sour Fruit-Sour fruit
will require much less sugar, and
be more digestible, if a dessert
spoonful of syrup and a pinch of
bicarbonate of soda are added aft
er cooking.
Banana Toast-Place sliced ba-
mana between two slices bread,
spread with shortening. Place in
baking pan in hot oven until light
ly Drowned.
Why Pans Warp-Aluninum
cooking pans are frequently
warped out of shape by repeatedly
putting cold water in them while
they are still hot.
Kidneys and Macaroni-Cut four
kidneys in halves, sprinkle with
chopped parsley, salt and pepper
to taste, and fry. Take one-fourth
pound macaroni, break into small
pieces, and cook in water, adding
little salt. When quite tender,
strain off the water, place maca-
roni round a dish, and put the kid
neys In the center, adding a little
gravy. Garnish with two hard
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Uncle Sam Checks Up

JINGLE SAM wound up the 1887
~ fiscal year with a net deficit of
S2,707, 347, ITO, or about $150,000, 600
more than President Roosevelt esti-
mated last April, according to the
report of the United States Treas
ury.
The gross national public debt
climbed to a total of $50, 424, 613, 1872
as of June 80, it was shown.
Receipts for the period just closed
were the largest in 16 years,
amounting to S., 293 ,840, 1856, COM
pared with SAILS, 1861 for the
1867 year and about 1000, 900 in
excess of estimates. Expenditures
were $8,105, 1853, SAT, including S103,-
933 $50 for debt retirement origi-
nally planned for that period but
carried over into the current year.
Completion of the debt retire
ment program as previously con-
templated would have called for the
expenditure of $404, 525 900, which
would have placed the gross deficit
above the 5000, 100000 mark.
In the 1936-37 period, recovery and
relief costs were more than $780,
000, 900 below the total for the year
before, amounting to $2,846, 462, 932
against So ,290, 927, 1863.
Reliable authorities around the
capitol said that as soon as all APP
preparation bills for the 1888 fiscal
year were cleared, the President
would direct the heads of all govern
ment departments to inpound 10
per cent of their appropriations, ex-
elusive of fixed charges, in an at
tempt to balance the budget. Ex-
perts said that a maximum of $780,
900, 900 could be saved in that way.
The prospective net deficit for 1888
was estimated at S4O0. OOO. 900.
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Ford Tests Labor Board

II HE national labor relations
L board is receiving its most ex-
acting test in the hearings at De-
troit on the United Automobile
Workers union complaint that the
Ford Motor company is guilty of
unfair labor practices. The u. A.
w. U. is c. /. o. affiliate; Ford is
opposed to the unions.
1t was expected that the hearings
might take long time and may
eventually reach the United States
Supreme court. After the hearings
in Detroit a board examiner will
draw up intermediate findings"
and send them to the NLRB in
Washington, accompanied by a
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boiled eggs cut into quarters, and
four small tomatoes cut into small
slices and fried. Serve very hot.
Cheese Savoury-Spread sea-
soned cream cheese on small
rounds of previously cooked short
pastry. Over the cheese place a
round of tomato and a dash of
mayonnaise, and top each with a
slice of olive. Place in paper
containers, sprinkle with finely
grated cheese, and garnish with
creSS.
Don't Scratch the Tablet tiny
squares of blanket or astrakhan
cloth are stuck under the corners
of your hand sewing machine it
can be used on any table without
fear of scratching it. Similar
patches can also be used on
clocks, or anything that stands on
polished surface.
WNU Service.
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Uncle MiS
Says: -
Not to Say Impudent

Not to Say lmPudent
One may not want man to
"look you straight in the eye"
Those pin-you-fast looks are some
times impairment.
If we have any judgment, we all
want culture; and the gate to it is
never closed.
Legislatures were always making
laws to compel things to be that
couldn't; but they never passed
one demanding that the lions lie
down with the lambs.
Really Living
If one enjoys his vocation, he
has got about the best thing there
is in life; and it lasts.
Good manners can be learned
after one has passed twenty, but
it is much easier before.