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Evening star., 1938-08-28

THE SILKEN MONKEY WRENCH
startling adventure in which BesseeY thinks fast
by E. Phillips 0ppenheiza
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

lame one - he is seated by himself. Say that
Monsieur Le G<neral Besserley would drink a
glass of wine with him."
"PaUaitement, Monsieur"
Frederick crossed the floor and whispered
to the man whom Besserley had pointed out.
He received the message with stony indif-
ference. Frederick however, persisted. In the
end, with marked unwillingness, the man
whom he was addressing rose to his feet, held
up his glass and bowed to Besserley, who
returned the salute. The gesture of the latter,
however, was full of good nature and friendli-
ness The man whom Frederick had addressed
as Colonel inclined his head, but there was
sardonic little movement of the lips. His eyes
seemed to seek those of the unprepoesesslng
young woman with whom Besserley had been
talking.
The small hours of the morning were now
established Dancing became faster and more
furious. Besserley glanced at his watch. He
had one fixed rule of life to which every one
of his friends cheerfully subscribed.
Gum and Bland and all of you" he en-
joined keep it up. You will forgive an absent
host. We meet every day or every week or
every month so - no farewells.
Frederick, at half-past twelve tomorrow
have the bill ready - l will have the money
ready to pay it. And so good night every
body
On the way out he paused for moment at
the table of his late dancing partner. She
looked up almost shyly. Thank you so much
for my supper" she murmured. Il am afraid
to think of how much have eaten
Thank you for the dance he answered.
You will permit my little Offering
He held out his hand. He had crumpled up
Nivsfrotsd by C. c. BsoN
Evening star., 1938-08-28

At precisely twelve
thirty on the following
morning General Besser-
ley, debonair as usual, in
gray tweed coat, flannel
trousers and a panama
hat, with a cigar in his
mouth and a bulging
porte-monnaie in his
pocket, strolled down the
hill and presented himself
at the scene of the pre-
vious nights festivities.
The restaurant was still
in deshabille but Frederick
himself was waiting in the
bar and Mrs. Frederick
was making up the ac-
counts. They greeted their
distinguished client cor
daily.
Your friends" said
Frederick left about four
o'clock, sir. l think they
all enjoyed themselves
very much indeed. The
young ladies also we're all
very grateful to you, Gen.
eral. especially the one
you danced with. It isn't
often that anyone takes
any notice of her that
way"
Il thought she was very
we'll behaved and agree
able" Besserley said. "Of
course, l am old-fashioned
too. You see, l rather
prefer manners to ap-
pearance."
"She had another ad-
mirer later on" Frederick
conhded with a knowing
smile.
Capital"
The French officer,
Colonel Drousson, who
drank with you. He came
(Co"fiessd o. poss 12)
Evening star., 1938-08-28

HE SPORTING CLUB supper room at
Monte Carlo was not at its best. Things
d were going a little fiat. Besserley was the
first to perceive it. He cursed himself for the
effect those few scribbled lines on sheet of
vilely scented notepaper had had upon him:
You ARE IN DANGER, GREAT MAN. SOME
THING TERRIBLE THREATENS. WATCH OUT
FOR YOUR LIFE AND YOUR HONOR"
An anonymous letter, but it was spelling
his evening, running him as host. He drained
his glass and rose to his feet.
MY guests" he proposed with we'll simu-
lated gaiety, Il think that we make move.
We will, if you are agreeable, put our trousers
on"
What the mischief does our dear host
mean?" Michael Gum, First Secretary at the
American Embassy in Paris, demanded.
That we should 60 down to the Knicker-
booker" said Baron Domiloff. 1T has a
gaiety which this place sometimes lacks. In
the old days, when we came across night
like this, it was sufficient to whisper trou
sers and off we went
They left the place, Besserley leading the
way. 1t was one of his all mems parties. They
trooped down the hill and followed their
leader noisily into the small restaurant.
Frederick's reception of his guests was
overwhelming. "Mais, Monsieur le GenS1al."
he exclaimed. "Ah, this is wonderful! The
round table yes? Joseph is here with his
violin tonight. Quick!'
Walters were summoned. Three Mag
NUNS of the Clicquot 81, Besserley ordered.
Everybody order what they want to eat.
Joseph, see you have your two tango per-
formers here. They can give us an exhibition
dance while we settle down. Afterwards -"
Soon everyone in the place was dancing.
Besserley alone remained at his table, the
sympathetic and happy host, Notwithstanding
the sense of depression against which he was
always fighting. Then girl came out from
the retiring room and took her place at the
one vacant table reserved for the unattached
young ladies. She looked round in amazement
at the changed aspect of the room. Her eyes
met Besserley's and smiled. He rose at once
and made his way towards her.
will Mademoiselle take pity on me?'
She flushed little. Besserley noticed for
the first time that she was simply. almost
Evening star., 1938-08-28

a note but she recognized its value. Il cannot
take that" she objected,
But it is my pleasure to give it to you.
"My dancing is worth nothing at all to
anyone" she said. IF you would like to give
me what the others get, fifty or hundred
francs, l should be very happy"
And l." he complained, should be very
miserable"
DO you go about the world giving people
happiness like this?"
1T is not often that happiness is so easily
bought" he answered.
"Oh, but please, take notice, she went
on 1T is very seldom that anyone speaks to
me- am not pretty, you know, dance badly
and my clothes are not smart, so have
good deal of time to look round. Yours is a
very wonderful life, to be able to give so
much pleasure"
In a moment" Besserley declared, you
will make me blush. came out to enjoy my
self. can only enjoy myself when see happy
faces around me.
And yet." she said, dropping her voice
little, you have an enemy in the rOom.
For a moment he looked surprised. Then
he remembered You are observant. You
mean the lame gentleman of military appear
ance who looks as if his proper place were in
a morgue? Yes, am afraid you are right. To
tell you the truth, that gentleman and have
had little affair together lately and think
by chance got just the better of him. He
has not learnt the first lesson of life to
forget
He is dangerous man. Was it in busi
ness that YOU met with success at his ex-
pense?"
mo, my dear, it was not business" Besser
ley told her Il saved human being whom
he wished to destroy. With his upbringing he
was doing his duty. However, that is not
story l could tell you or anyone. Tell me
your name
'Yvonne Mauresque. If Monsieur could
come again it would make me very happy to
dance with him, but next time it must be-
she went on with that little flush of color
again in her cheeks, ''for what the other girls
have
He looked at her for moment almost
thoughtfully. Perhaps you give something,
he said, which the other girls don't. Good
night"
She rose from her place and dropped him
a graceful little curtsy
Evening star., 1938-08-28

shabbily dressed. She hesitated. "MOnsieur
k Gtntral is very kind" she replied. Il do
not mind sitting out
But do. if you don't object to partner
who is little out of practice
Il myself am not very good" she con-
fessed Il sometimes think have no right to
be here with these other girls. They dance so
we'll. Monsieur will excuse?"
They joined the gay throng upon the floor.
Besserley, who was probably the best per-
former in the room, realized at once that his
companion had spoken the truth. BY degrees,
however, she gained confidence When he led
her back to he. table her eyes we're bright
with pleasure.
'You will permit me" Besserley said TO
order your supper. Gdreon!'
Something cold, please" she begged.
"A Pate de Foie Gras," Besserley ordered,
"and after that chicken and ham and good
salad. Bring bottle of Clicquot, vintage year
-'2l if you have it."
you are being very kind, she protested.
but that, know, is your reputation. 1t is not
the first time have watched you play the
generous host here"
Besserley smiled, but his gaze was directed
across the room to where thin man with
haggard face was sitting at table by himself.
Besserley summoned the manager. Fred
erick," he said, tonight is Gala. You will
serve supper to every one of those young
ladies, and also serve them with the same
wine that we are drinking. Is that under
stood?"
1T is Monsieur of the old days." Frederick
sighed ecstatically.
1T is necessary" Besserley told him, that
every now and then we feel the pulse of life.
We must not allow ourselves to
grow old. have just had shver.
In the corner over there is an enemy
of mine"
1T seems scarcely possible that
Monsieur should have an enemy in
the world"
He would kill me at sight if he
could" Besserley went on. II have
known him for many years. He is a
hard man, Frederick. l am going to
drink glass of wine with him and
see if he responds. Frederick, go
across to that gentleman - the
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TOday...
ToDAY,s ANNIVERSARIES

1790-Hosea Ballou End, noted Uni
versalist clergyman, first president OF
Tufts College, Mass, born at Gull1otd'
VT. Died May u, 1861.
1SO9-Thomas H. Chivers, poet, con-
temporary of Poe, born Near Wash
ington, Ga. Died Dec. Is, 1858.
1S18-Edward o. c. Ord, brilliant
Union major-general in the Civil War,
railway engineer after the war, born
at Cumberland, Md. Died July y,
1888
1S24-Allen B. Wilson, journeyman
cabinet-maker, one of the inventors Oh
the sewing machine (first. patent IN
1850, inventor in other fields, born in
Cortland Co., N. Y. Died at Wood
mont, Conn, April 20, 1888.
1839-Thomas Il. Reed, Names fam
ed lawyer, congressman and Speaker
noted for his aphorisms and epigranls'
a courageous, honest and great per-
sonality, born in Portland Maine.
died Dec. 7, 1902.
1S44-Harvey w. Wiley, the U: S.
Dept. of Agricultures noted chemist,
pure food reformer and lecturer, born
at Kent, Ind. Died June 80, 1880.
1861-Homer Gage, noted Worcester
Mass, surgeon and industrialist,
born there. Died July 4, 1888.
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MORE FUNDS POUR
IN RELIEF HOPPER

Raleigh, Oct. 18.-(AF)-Ten re-
lief PROJECTS to employ BIT persons
were allotted $181 ,496.5O today by
WPA Administrator George w. Coan,
Jr.
Buncombe county got $28,89O.5O to
index compile and copy various coun-
" records. An ALLEGATION of $11,171,
went to Greensboro to improve the
campus at A. and 7. college.
Marin county received $7,2G7 and
'Frrituck county $9.O75 for free
lunches for needy students.
Other projects were:
Haywood county, matron service
for school rest rooms, LA; AsEe
county, school lunch preparation, S.
1914, Sanford, street improvements,
$685. 1919, Graham, sewer mains, $8,073;
Bcihaven, electrical transmission and
distribution lines, $17,556; Brookford.
Catawba county, sewer lines, man
holes, piers and settling tank, S19,147.
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BY virtue of authority conferred in
the undersigned as trustee in that
certain deed of trust executed on the
18th day of September, 1929, by j. II.
Baxter and wife Helen Baxter, re-
corded in Book ISL, page 486, default
having been made in the payment of
the debt therein secured, and the
holder thereof having requested sale
of the security, 1 will offer for sale
by public auction at the courthouse
door in Henderson, N. c., at IL o'clock
on the 18th day of November, 1888,
the following described property:
One lot lying on the North West
corner of Rockspring street and
Chestnut street, in the City of Hen
derson, N. c., begin at the corner Of
said street, and run thence along
Rockspring street, SO feet to Eliza
Collins corner, thence along Eliza
Collins line, SO feet to Dr. Harris line;
thence along Dr.. Harris line, 62 feet
to Chestnut street, thence along Chest
nut street to beginning, see deed bool.
80, page AL, also begin at the inter
section of Green street, with Mont
gOmery street, and run along Green
alley, in a Northerly direction 60 fee.
to Burwell line, thence S 36 feet
along Burwell's line. to j. RI Moss,
corner, thence along J. r. Moss old
line to +. r. Moss corner on Mont
gomery street, thence along Mont
gomery street Northerly 36 feet to
beginning, see deed book 10, page 222.
also begin at a stake A. ]. Harris cor
ner of lot above and run 10 feet to
BurWell'S line. .thpnca afhno R,lrueIF
Garter BurweD line North EasterIy
10 feet to j. r. Moss line; thence
along Moss old line 70 feet in a
Southerly direction to Montgomery
street, thence along Montgomery
street 80 feet to beginning, see deed
book S5, page 5.
This 18th. day of October, 1888.
A. A. BUNN, Trustee.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

1783-Army of the Revolution ord
cred disbanded by the Continental
Congress.
1839-Congress besieged with petit
tons demonstrating announced in
tention of importing blood-hounds to
track down the Seminole Indians.
1854-Historic Ostend Manifesto
Three American diplomats comforting
in Europe on the best means of set
Ting Americas difficulties with Cuba
recommend buying the island if pos
sible, and if not, taking it by force.
1S67-United States takes formal
possession of Alaska.
1892-Long distance telephone opens
between Chicago and New York.
1898-United States takes formal
possession of Puerto Rico.
1931-Dies-aged "a, Thomas A. Ed
son, famous inventor.
1937-Stock averages drop 7 IL
points in days trading.
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

James Trusiow Adams, famed his
torian, born in Brooklyn, N. Y, 60
years ago.
Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, U. S. NJ,
born in Independence, Iowa, 60 years
ago.
Charles E. Denney, president of the
Erie r. r., born in Washington, D. G.
SO years ago.
Struthers Burt, novelist, born in
Baltimore, sc years ago.
u Butler Wright, U. s. Amhassa-
dor to Cuba, born at Irvington, N. Y.
81 years ago.
Harold l.. Davis Of California, move
list, born in Douglas Co., Greg, IL
years ago.
Henri Bergson, famed French phil
osopher, born 70 years ago.
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QUAIL ADOPTED BY HEN
STICKS TO HER BARNYART

Beaufort, Oct. ia quail on the
farm of r. B. King, near here, prob
ably thinks it is a chicken instead
of quail. During the summer all
but one of brood of young quail
near the chicken lot were killed by
vermin.
This quail at that time was just
beginning to feather and was adopted
by a hen with brood of chickens
and reached the adult stage. But the
quail did not fly away.
1t remains in the chicken lot. except
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-18
NEGRO HEALTH WORK
HERE is RECOGNIZED

Raleigh, Oct. 18.-Dr. Carl v. Rey-
nolds, State health officer, has an
nounced the receipt of Certificate
of Merit" for the State OF North Car
DINA, "for achievement in the regular
annual observance of the National
Negro Health Week, sponsored by the
National Negro Health Movement"
The certificate, issued under seal,
is signed by Roscoe c. Brown, chair
man of the National Negro Health
Week Committee, and A. B. Jackson,
chairman of the committee on health
awards.
North Carolina was awarded the
certificate, it was pointed out, "for
its civic cooperation for community
cleanliness, improved home life and
better health" among Negroes. ~
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the !
estate of Margaret Smith Holloway,
deceased, late tof Vance County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned, or my attorney
at Henderson, N. c., on or before the
21st day of September, 1889, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the goth day of September.
1888.
c. w. HOLLOWAY,
Executor.
r. B. Carter. ATTORNEY.
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ANSWERS.

1. A total of $2O6, 424.59 for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1887, the lat
est report issued by the State Au-
ditor's office.
2. An explosion and fire at the
Cunnock coal mine, six miles west of
Sanford, near Christmas time of that
year. In this disaster 43 persons were
killed and 25 wounded.
3. President David L. Swain of the
University, a former governor on
April 10, 1865, delivered the keys to
the Capitol to General Sherman who
had invaded the city.
4. That he be forever barred from
holding office in this state.
5. John Steele was given that ap-
pointment July 1, 1896 He resigned
September 80, 1902, after having SER
we'd under three presidents.
6. Governor Seth Sothel was tried
by an assembly convened in 1859. He
was convicted of a number of crimes
including extortion, oppression, tyran-
ny and taking brides, and sentenced
to leave the province for twelve
months.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT We CARRY
one of the best and oldest national
advertised paint lines, Nnd that
Lowe Bros, ready mixed outside
paint will look better and last for
more years larger than the aver
age semi-paste paint. Alex S. Wat
kins. 18-1ti
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POOL AND BILLIARD
Offices, Barber Shop, Res
taurant or Fruit Stand. Sky lighted,
air conditioned. Hot and cold run
ming water. Steam heated. Toilet,
Formerly E. A. Pierce & Co., office.
S. S. Parham. tues sat,
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TODAY,s BIRTHDAYS

Today's native will be rather too
amenable to flattery for his or her
own good, and too prone to self-deceit.
There is promise of personal charm or
attractiveness that will draw friends.
and some indication of fortunes fav-
ors. Take care not to lose them BIZ
giving way to foolish words or actions.
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flowers and also makes funeral de-
signs.
Again 1 wish to apologize for wait
ing soslong to thank you for the snap
shots, but still cannot understand why
you called me Abraham Lincoln.
Respectfully,
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One of life's little inconsistencies is
noted in New York where Gov. Leht
man told his friends he didn't want
fourth term, and now finds he has a
fight on his hands to get it.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-18

FOOT HAPPINESS" COMES BACI,
to this city by popular request. Dr.
Schools complete foot comfort unit
at our store Tuesday, Oct. IS. Call
esd for appointment. Webb's Hen
derson Shoe Store. Tiff
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-18

DID YOU KNOW THAT WE CAN
assist you with F. H. A. applications
for painting and remodeling jobs.
We have been allotted $4,000 to
$4,000 worth of applications for our
customers. Pay back monthly Alex
S. Watkins. 1.-THE Place of Values"
18-1ti
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What DO You
Know About
Nortl Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1. What did North Carolina pay last
year in salaries and expenses of SUI
perior Court judges?
2. What mine disaster occurred in
North Carolina in 1895?
8. When were the keys to North
Cardinals State Capitol building turn
ed over to an invading army?
A. What penalty did Governor Glenn
recommend for a candidate making a
false report of expenses?
5. What Salisbury citizen was APP
pointed Comptroller of Treasury by
President Washington?
6. Who was North Cardinals first
governor to he impeached?
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-.IG,sYs -. so.s CHRIST
~ II -sa,feesz5,..,l,z.: {
,s. :. =, :; 10, ~ a11 NJ. ~ 5siA-Ss o. @

THE. TrME rs SHORTER THAN
YOU THINK: must work the WORKS
of him that sent me, while 1t is Day
the night cometh, when no man can
work.-John 3:4.
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for occasional flights, comes when
Mrs. King calls the chickens at feed.
ing time and goes inside the hen
house and roosts every night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-18

Matrimonial applicants must sub
NIT to health tests in eight states
This still doesn't satisfy the gentle
man at the next desk-he says they
should have their heads examined
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You're
Telling Me >.

The trouble with most investiga-
tions of Communism and Fascism is
that they end with no dies.
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SEE OUR BARGAINS IN USED
cars before buying. E & z Motor
Co.. Dodge and Plymouth dealers.
D-tf
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STETSON,- DOBB'S, BERG AND
Varsity Club hats. Geo. A. Rose &
Son. -..t.- 18-2ti
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VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT FOR
better values in used cars. Motor
Sales Co. 25-tf
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STOLEN IN HENDERSON OCT. 70
trailer with Buick front end license
No. 1888. If found notify L. 3.
Wilkerson at Big Henderson Ware
house or Chief of Police. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-18

The rise in railroad rates that went
into effect several months ago result
ed in loss of passengers in the east.
Maybe the customers thought it
wasn't fare.
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Gr1tS and
Gravel
BY T. MOSES JONES

Since being several months behind
with my correspondence, I shall what
you call "kill two birds with ons
stone" and let one of my letters also
be one of my columns. The following
letter is self-explanatory:
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The orator who begins his address
with my friends" sometimes takes
lot for granted.
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T. MOSES JONES.

p. S. Mrs. Jones wishes to be re-
membered to you and your mother.
She said she enjoyed your letters, and
for you to write to~us again. And
forgot to ask how everything was
down in Alabama.
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ASK FOR CITY CLUB SHOES. GEO.
A. Rose & Son. 18-2ti
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WE SPECIALIZE IN BODY AND
fender repairs. Motor Sales Co. 25tf
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IMPORTED HAND WOVEN HAIR
ris tweed topcoats $3.50. Other all
wool topcoats $165O and $685.. Geo.
A. Rose & Son. 1927
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ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated.
Bridgers Beauty Shop. 14-tf
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GET YOUR STOKER OR OH,
Burner ready for the winter season.
Call O'Neil Electric Service al
phone 877. 18-1ti
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WANTED = MIGHT WAITRESS
Room, meals, and salary furnished
Apply Vance Filling Station phone
o5S. 1876
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See BGck Page

1. Orbit
2. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
3. Pope Gregory 1.
4. Sinai.
8. Harry L. Hopkins.
6. Arizona. fl1JE.
z. No.
8. Sam Snead.
8. Pyrenees. I'LL
10. Measurement of time. \
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Should have their heads examined.
Recent Spanish air raids in which
aviators dropped bread upon several
cities might have been dangerous, too.
We're thinking of the BRIDES bis
cults.
A Cleveland woman asked for a
divorce charging her husband spent
his money on women and horses Slow
horses, perhaps.
Soil lost by erosion in America
amounts to 95 tons per second. BY
walking down to the river you can
watch the rest of the world go by.
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WANTED: THREE ROOM UNFUR-
nished apartment. Phone $40 and
ask Tor MI. morgan. 18-1ti
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FORECLOSURES SALE.

r. B. Carter. Attorney.