The Hermiston herald., November 08, 1923, Image 4

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COMBS CF
Women of Ancient Egypt Used
Boxwood Ornaments.
0.
Prof.
J. Record of Yale Univerzl*“
Describes Various Kinde et Wood
Used Centuries Ago.
T he tresses o f a pharaoh’s daughter
were dressed w ith combs o f wood, says
Prof. S. J. Record o f Yale u n iversity,
who recently made a study o f the d if­
fe re n t kin d s o f woods used by th p un­
d e n t Egyptians. These combs wore
ninde o f boxwood, w hich whs nmeh
weed fo r cn rvlng by the e a rly Egyp-
tlans, and they were not g re a llj tils
s im ila r to some o f the combs which
adorn th e women o f the T w en tie th
century,
"A s one wooden object a fte r another
fro m tlie tomb o f T n t-A n kli-A n ie n has
been ileSi-rlbed and p ictu re d lit the pub
He pres», many questions have arise«,"
w rite s ) lr . Record. “ W hat Ittnda ef
woods are these? W hiBce d id the.'
come? W hat preservatives have kept
them pound fo r thousanils o f years?
H ow C;tB these woods be Id e n tille d to
day r '
Professor Record's studios In c b 'd "''
lb ) woods r e p r ts r o ir tlv e o f the |k ‘r i ‘st
fro n t I'Ptvi [I. f . to ' 'Of, lb ('. Y.’o tr1
played an Im po rta nt p a rt In the live
o f these E;’ -. fftlnll» •- n •' 't ' d to h
h: u -I i (•-•. long ill)
'
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fottnd to l p one o f th e ir f i t : f f t z '
woods the most fam ous species being
the ce lla r o f Lebanon, which I no
m yth, as some are Inclined to believe.
The E gyptians used cedar extensive
ly fo r coffins. boxes, large effigies ant!
fo r such general purposes os we its-
w h ite pine. They also used cypress
a n other wood o f great d u ra b ility . The
gopher wood used In m aking the Ark
o f the Covenant was probably cypress,
according to Professor Record.
The yew, a tree noted fo r Its dura
b lllt y as the cedar Rnd the cypress
w ss aseil by the E gyptians In the teak
Ing of bows, carvings and sm all Imide
tnents. Sycamore was used fo r m untr
m y cases, bat the sycamore o f the
ancients was a flg. an evergreen tiiu h e r
tre e sometimes « .lie d a tig m ulberry.
These epeclee were employed where
la rge etv.es were demanded, w ld le In
the m a n u fa ctu re o f sm alle r a rticles
th e E gyp tia n s used such local growth
as was available, w hich apparently was
lim ite d te ta m n rlsk, a ld e r and other
m in o r aperies.
T he E gyptians were
skilled woodworkers, cabinet makers
and worst carvers.
Weed vsteoertag la wet sa altra-m od
arn accom plishm ent, hut It la u fact
a p ra ctice o f venerable a n tiq u ity .
It
was doyeloped by the Egyptians sev­
eral thousand years before the Idrth
of C h rist. Professor Record found an
adm irable exa/nple o f th is craftsm an
ship In the coffin o f the m onarch Neph
th yo fro m M elr, displayed In the N in th
E g yp tia n room o f the M etropolitan
Museum o f A rt, New York.
T h a t these woods used by the Egyp­
tia n s linve endured the centuries. Pro.
fessor Record a ttrib u te s to the dry
clim a te o f E gypt and not to any pre
servatlveg employed. Professor Record
Identified the d iffe re n t woods by sub
Jectlnii them to Intensive study under
tlie microscope and com paring their
cell s tru ctu re w ith th a t o f the specter
as found gro w ing today.—Am erican
F ore stry Magazine.
Across E m pty Continent.
Two
explorers,
seventy-yen r-tfid
tw ins, by the bye, have Just crossed
A u s tra lia fro m south coast to north
const and hack, covering nearly (l.ttkl
m iles In 07 days w ith three m otor
cats.
The e xp lo re rs passed through
vast stretches o f country w ith o u t sign
o f man or beast, an experience. Cap
ta in W h ite considers, which moat
s trla k in g ly Justifies the late Lord
N o rth c llffe 's lament over the folly
and menace o f the "E m p ty C on tin e nt.”
M r. M cCallum , one o f (he tw o broth
era, says he whs amazed at the alum
(lanes o f fe rtile co u n try
through
w hich they passed In the In te rio r, and
mentions one plain. ISO m iles long and
extending east nad west as fa r as the
eye tu n see, consisting o f splendid
a llo v tn l soil.
They passed through
superb pastoral areas w ith many
rivers a va ilable fo r huge Irrig a tio n
schemes, b u t the development of
o f these lands w ould be nhsoliitMly de­
pendent upon tlie b u ild in g o f a direct
north-south tran sco n tin e n ta l Hue.
The Fond Parent.
T he boy who hud scratched his name
on the paint e f the sta tio n a ry m otor­
car had been soundly cuffed by the
owner.
A ttra c te d
by the loud
howling
w hich resulted, a crow d soon gathered,
through which the fa th e r o f the boy
pushed his way.
“W he struck my s,m?" he demanded
fu rio u s ly . "Show me the m a n !"
The m otorist stepped fo rw a n j. lie
was 8 feet 2 Inches In height and 41»
.round the cheat.
" I did," he said.
“ Served him rig h t, s ir," said, ths
man. touching his cap. “ I 'll give Idiu
another h iding when I get him home.”
On ths Safe Side.
" I see yen have put lightning rods
on your new b a rn ."
"Had to do IL" answered Farmer
Coratesoet
" fo s said years ago Hist lightning
rods were nsetoss."
“Yep.
Science has been mighty
busy since then.
I f they kin prove
that the old law of gravitation ain't
nrorkln' any more there's no fellin'
but what they've given us a new kind
o f electricity."
High Record Held by
Artis Piebe de Koi
Production o f W isconsin
Cow H as B een Profitable.
An average y e a rly product H u tor 15
consecutive years o f 12,520 pot ud» of
milk and 5t!2.7 pounds o f b u tte r, or a
to lu l o f lil.O ions o f u i.lk 4ft.I alm ost
fo u r tons o f b u tte r, is a recu tl in . il by
1 -,
a pure bred H o lste in c o v , A
de K o i, O u n riT h y the IV / ,>
lege o f Ag. ¡culture. T h is i
o f m ilk Is sufficient to sa
qu a rt o f m ilk to every faufit
day in the c ity o f W u s iilu / -
or M ilw u tik tw , H'ls.
The i n duction e f th is cow bn i
proved u p io a tn b te cue. 1 >
IS years o f u tlik in g sire lets
I ' p ro fit o f yg 45 fo r every
w o rth o f feed consumed. lie
’‘Urn th triw » •—r iS f-t'm e f t '
2,: 2.'(.«!l in e r cost o f feed ra
•> the value o f lu-r o ffsprin
Aitu> is a i ou> i. , ib . a i..
» m l w e ig h s . i " o - n i l I. Iff ) ; i:
i.lih ty to to S h c rt f 't'ii in to I
J ill. ■ o f I ' t l l k a n d l i q t i e i o d l
A rtis F o b , us K cl, O.-.tiuu a
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by the U m v ,ra .ty o f V /is.ongin.
food breeding, large capacity, lin e cr
feeding and good cure. She l-i Sldl
m ilkin g , despite Iter old ag
T h is cow, now 17 years of age. Inis"
the d istin ctio n o f having had more
students study and w ork w ith h r
than w ith any o th er p n in n il on the
u n ive rsity fa rm , accord.ng to I ’r.if. II.
8. lliilc e . She Is alw ays tm iltn t and
subm lls to h andling by students as i f
It were a pleasure am) an honor
Destroy Red Cedars and
Save V aluable Orchards
Apple rust cannot liv e w ith o u t red
cedar trees. The m oral then Is to cut
out n il red cedars w ith in a m ile of
valuable orchards. The W ealthy and
many o f the crab tipples are p a rtic u ­
la rly susceptible to rust.
The disease Is caused by a ftin-zua
which lives on rad cedars and npple
trees. In w in te r the fungus aidd s on
the cedars w h ile w a itin g to spread tnll-
llons " f dpores in the uprtng to tht. tip­
ple leaves nnd fr u it, t ’ n ile r the attiict;
the upper surface o f the leaves ret e:t!s
small, sticky, honey -coloret I spores
Later, oritnge-eiilnred spots, sonu’tltifes
surrounded by n red m argin, are pro­
duced on the lo w e r surface. Tree , laid
ly Infected become p a rtly d e lo lla te d
and have a rusty appearance.
Th
fr u it Is dw arfed and misshapen. Pauls
which fo rm tills year are weakened
nnd w ill make only a poor crop next
year.
The spots on the under surface of
the apple leaves are the cluster cup,
o f the ru st and the spores o f the fu n ­
gus produced In these cups are blown
to red cedars on which they produce
the so-culled eeilar galls o r cedar tip­
ples. T h is Is a game tth lc lt only te e
can p la y— the red cedar and tlie u|i-
p ie ; In fe ctio n cannot lie tra n sm itte d
from one apple tree to another.
Several instances o f losses front rust
In southeastern Minnesota ot'charils
lisvo been reported to .1. fl. Leach o f
U n iv e rs ity farm , an a u th o rity on fr u it
and vegetable diseases. Doctor Leach
says th a t In V irg in ia and West V irg i­
nia, where many apples are grown. Hi«
red cedar Is being syste m a tica lly era d i­
cated by counties. No red cedar Is le ft
standing w ith in n m ile o f an apple o r­
chard.
Feed F ow ls More Roots
and V egetab les for Uggs
By feeding inure ruols and vege­
tables, the average p o u ltry raiser can
reduce his feeding expenses u ia te rlu lly
snd also get more vggs. The cheapest
food Is th a t which w ill make liens lay,
and the way to make In n s lay Is to
keep them in good lie u ltli. I t Is Itn-
posHlhle to have a Hock in good la yin g
condition when only g ra in Is given.
Such foods us carrots, tu rn ip s ant!
potatoes are not ric h In egg producing
elements, hut they pei'torm a service
w'ltleh renders a ll the o ther foods
oaten more valuable. L e t the fa n n e r
give Ills cow» n othing hut corn tool his
supply o f m ilk would soon he reduced,
[t is tlie suine w ith liens and the e g
yleld. Front a d ie ta ry sia n d p oiitt the
use o f roots Is recoiiitiiended, and they
w ill enable one to feed nntre hens anil
get more eggs w ith lit t le nr no a Idl-
tlo itu l cost.
Perm it H ens to Select
Own Mash C onstituents
A study o f Hie free choice system
t»f ntaslt fweding fo r chickens iiih It- by
Hie t id ie d S tu trs Itepai tun nt of A gri
cu ltu re at Its experim ent fstitti located
at M ellsvllle. Mil., showed that the b-eg
results and highest egg ptoducthiM n,»
uhhthied when hens are allow ed te
select th e ir own nmsti const it it , it is.
It was ftittad that heas seltn .’ ,1 a
nutsli etnnposati o f (W p a rts coruateal.
.kJ p a ils meat acra|ts, f pa rts o heat
bran, and 4 pa rts wheat m id dlin gs
T his tansli give» best results w a it Leg
horn*, sad » less at I lit n Is 11 ng uinsit
containing more brun and ground oat*,
w ith less meat »erap, ha» given better
results w ith general-purpose breeds.
unflowers for silage should be put
S is t of Emotion, Indeed.
When
reach the hard
w h o , the
I..W seeds ..........................................
" In
In short, indies
Indies mi
ahtt gcni!eiiten,''
gh stage
When grown on wet ,
t,ip (>r)|tn| .,, ,
iny— I l.eg tc
g so the pith Is ssppy snd full of assure v««.—
1 - , I I wisl
you— , that
wish I had a w in
they may he cut anti wilted In dow In my bosom, that you m ight mye
field before putting Into the silo. tlie emotions of my heart."
grown oa very dry ground, they
Vulgar B oy- W ouldn t a pane In
be put lntu the silo as prompt
your tummy do?- Isw to n 'lit K it»
poeellde ta d »Bough w ater add-
hat a little can be squeezed from
Head the home paper.
cut slant»
b I
rn n
in:
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n o n
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IV /W A fcV V
N um erous Ilia o f S w in e Go
Sh Ì fi'dlll® , Arrangement for Hog
c u ,i i . . ) - - — Feeding Quite Handy
àola’br Crab and His Habits Criminated and U sed at Illi-
Moior Coaches Driving Out Trot*
ley in Some Towns.
By JO H N O AKW O O O
Describcd by Vshter.
U n noticed or D iagn osed
noia Experim ent Station.
A soapboxer pointed at a great
as Cholera.
fa cto ry.
"W h o b u ilt th a t fa c to ry ’
A handy arrangem ent fo r feeding
W o rk m e n !" he yelled. "W h o run the
in . i taq
led a
and
us -u a
a t t m
the
tiu - Good Reads Throughout the Country
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W ho get the (P r« ta r« d
♦ ? W o rkm e n !
M .y 1 hroatan ths Eloctrto
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Car's Existence.
C a n ta l &tyV*
Í VVh¡|e bog el.o lvn i la s till th e I*»«».-!
f a llii it? silti ui» Iie iT î^ lih . h c u iu t'ts
Cegth fo r Horae.
<•/ n c»>n -rvtö feed.a¿ /.«¿»r 12 »cti ü b le
' Serb »us o f awiQe ü í w i Ú míj » w ith w hich
A
town
In
Veriaout lias now ehas-
\ r to!<l a b a lf trtu h
m .tl l-J fv v l luug ao«l iw u eoiKTeie iloncd •(* tro lle y lin e und Is Io sub
the Curttojr h.*s to cutth n-b His a lie n
‘.«4 a <b ole lie. Ih s
untres
that
IHSi
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or
ait
ti
Is c a fk d -h y the Ci tile d S ta le s Ue-
«ach 12 f t t ‘l l?*aj mude Kp« s tltu le busses. I t Is announced thut
mi k n /n r that thnt pa*
ill the s, ;(. th
is is- n
aiu, er tí
u n itç ,t m : n the llocu". AC the outaU « v.licti tlie change gt)cs in to effect the
. ty; eat af tltn iittfrtri - p iirtm e n r o f A xrictiU U fe to H*« nunk»r-
ild
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the lie r:;.it
turne»« <jf the tro u J i« lo a r p o tty are i fa .e w ill he raised from 8 cents to
o ilie r aftu»< nts o f sw ine w hich. In
a i
re ititti! iq d
as by is s< tu ri lases .riß h s
set In li.e coserete ih» .r. T v t i r a* , Iff. I f the street ra ilw a y company
• »n!» the o t t e r bM»f o f lin o nt uimiydul preval, ace o f eholvru.
D .tddcr tjr* . 'T h e »--elä d c c ne Is 111- u ro
Mplked
2
by
3-liich p k et» i had pul up the price no one would
i go unnoticed or (x^aüldy are dtogiUMW)
te r th u d E g B ist, f o r t i e h - - at!' c!..b V. ¿»iib teiippprl panels v .^ c h
cun have stood fo r It. ive [ires',Hue. A
us cholera iu c lf . The group
Is u e iili r pipes nur M si i id . ;•» a
a n thra x,
Vp:tep6y,
ga m *e.n rltis .
be swung over tlie tro .^ h d .
a ! e t;
It ry who C -3 ’<a*
1 street car fa re is one th n ;. a hits fare
JluUílt h ft ñtjd he de. < n >t th e
I.
eritit»
ív a tu iv
the h e n ts u .a i).to i ce.» UBOgiier. Such Is o u r u u a nu lyticid psy­
<Xc'3n»'>. T lîF ÿn ’f iKM«nihiiclf!osis. pycurtfty, pneumonia,
«hin ■, , wc sti.tb see urte.
U
h t u ’.vay fro m the ir«»ugh f i l i l e
i n c - ; u e (hfua»rrh. gl<f
aun v il il. videoita <$f 6 pot&oftiar.
chology.
,<n rite ■ at ra ry. ft t . r r i l d ? g i ttu a i u H
h e in , ttih ‘d. A «tru p iio n ü x t iir t
,»•
Ifbf.V h i , to ,Uie a took ile'. 4- ie p lic v k io i) , lu h e rtu lo sift, and u i m s *
nt.
Few op p ortu n itie s are offvre-. fo r
n
a
fitter ; fen t egli ves
a d(s;a'.ratc
Ó'acasea
Not
Recojnifced.
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h
’
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ilie
panel
in
the
pos.tioû
de-
•f». AH í m H o
getting more fo r jo u r money tbttn a
w o rid o f im n Ti­ err: tires, f l i unxi
•
! (Vrhér
w m fín r r ft a p p e a r
ride on u street cur. no m u tte r what
to etti tin I II ■! to e eaPn. and
t) e o f che sottest Im proveiuents fe r the lu te charged. Yet tro lle y com
• anee to hog ch<»ioru uxv e ith e r not reu-
Rut If » a - oil
• t .ueu if he
tu
I
dat
a
cot
Hit
co
! o ^o t/v d o r iv»t d ie n n d o f Bufttea’n i ha-
•he hôg r i ’SJr to b u ild Is u fonerete panics here und there are being d rlvnti
ilon dollar
tty any meitns avi : it.
' n d o o r; and it v lU bring, him
poAP»noy ¡px u u illi'e n il f l i t lull. Au¿ kldjN.
to t i e w a ll o r out o f busines; be­
• id '
4 be
»t he
An t '.i, erd )
( f ’ h ;.cr a? d I r r ; ?r » id u in
fa r tile
m lio fl
tin fiia c tc m v
i Bonn
cause people “ k ic k ” at ¡1 le g fflie a te
.?•; n?
cttliV’J. i f I- (i: : ¡
I’ .onv.v I n i u ’ t t r r b i. a any «.u.er p a rt of fur- , v Idle they are w ip in g ,0 pity
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u io ie fu r perhaps in fe rio r, at least
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fo r.
In s he. a ra ti:: i
1# tht
feed s •>rê. »• » <td w lu ii h h .s ir r fe u lu r se, vice.
it o rd e r lh .it m e . - t i r e s p u t ) I« )
«ii!l:> a 'l h it co;:. i . ? f »he m d T llll-
o f Ih j'i
is
resu
lts
nr.<|
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m »■ f< <1 on a eon r. i. hour.
luut r - f i, prevent
Iffi lu re the Ini res in tills Verm ont
1 n.cc:
I. dv a
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, m ail, nad i.-oînï
-in -ac
Co;. . o
; rh X «n«l tabor w ill he town g e it a ; p ro p rie to r, clerks am i pit-
p.
Itii). to si a.
W h ile stuac tit -.tor
ffhim rs In Thu sen n r • nh.’e
f I
Caphr.lc
.t< tl U th
Ì i P Ì ì H H o ir is .|o.-«red treihs down to th »tote ■ 11 M ulti a,roe,
■nts o f »w in
m ig h t • be t r bted
i :o tn:!c.
em.c. |V(:- « li ',i r «ltd i ; o’ T
t:|C CC ' ' d '
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tn ry.
It -s r n the m orning u tte r heavy sit iw fa li.
•fflftlBy by t' e oc aUSS,. It Is at ! I l f i It t o o . -h e I - p i ti Us v h li
[d ic e ., » fi* N* : ¿«i» 'c «»”
: ways i t I. ill m e cl uogbL to cdH fu r
They w ill tic good »now L itc k -rs If
I t iih.d to t e l i l i ' unr, no ; rtu t egi-e; i Í t l- f.
,i s or
> . r tht
:t r
exiie
.-'I'd service.
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they do it. Un t a i . v. ,n I ImVe any
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plowed-out tro i'e y tra. I.s to r i n a.
f»p h .4 1 ' ;■ I., to I,A;:-
f. ,q.’;c IB ti
-d to
’».hi
h r,v ln i his (teni fre , fron t disease. The
T his prom lc. K to be 01 in ti r. iff -: ex­
5 d ..i:: t
t i n t .-:n:Be (in ■ effe hr. •
•e • <?i
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ilt iilt h . c r the u u lm .ils the qu icke r they
pert«: Lt cn tiffs .lecii :I»t. '■»'In . -'bus irs
• i i d e O . i r a
it .Ids
'to h ‘o r It. di docs
is fi nJ
Î ÍVV.I
V«
w iii li«tiy!i fo r lu a ik e t.
' In a hu ge
lie ic i iti ie have h cn trie d c ita c r
■hie f l i . i ti ' : " h -tf out quas
h r tb>
num ber o f eas. s dfcffnczs and tiu I
nvaied. ♦ <in r r e if
V ’..e ’ s i«l U’ l i ' ti.’» they l ave not operated where tit “y
isttsts.
Tbev
' rig h t un i w-roiig;’ I f r. ot, • i •.......n
t lí R
j t l i r l . r . t i -s are due, direciTy o r f r . i l i -
Imd to contend w ith heavy show or
h::s a el tn on the housq, Ih t he
they have run la the trucks o f the
It was also true th a t the fa c to r' i a lly, to in tp rtip e r cure In housing,
w ;.n:s., we!l ci I good: h ilt in i:u> case
street ra ilw a ys.
•orporntlon had I i . p ic ,1 a n tlllie n dot ; i dlag. and nt fa rro w in g lim e. Even
lie : i s! have u s ':f“ place to liv e In
i
i
u
i
the
lic
it
conditions
hogs
lire
T lie m otor bus 1» n m ltip ljln g In
tars in bonds to raise funds to buy
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If, therefore, I e finds any one lit pos-
.... t a
New York and In th 1» state would
'he toalectel and pay iim w jg ,-- of ■ Ih tid e , to sicken, and In a ll gircum -
4 'V .."*-
• o.'. iu t i. u i th e ettveied x tis ti-'lin T I. he
; ; X
workm en t'o hm ld the Atgpfrjk TVost , statu is 'o f tlta f (duiracp r t|.ere Is’ nced
probably have sent th e C onnecticut
dues nor -<ct>>lu. I f flits nnforiC’ifiito
-,
4 * ^ .-
company's ra ils and curs to tlie Junk­
bond i wera owned »» Inv, stn ie n t- not ' o f . oi'ih e t diugndsis in o rd e r*flin t ct -
tenant Is tv e n k tr J o in him self. To pull
'
l
À
-
-
.ectlve tie a lia c tit may he given. Many
in ly bv purs' ns of wealth hut also lig
man had not tlie public u tilitie s com­
hltu o u t nnd make u meni o f him . I'
lilt tors are to !>«
le r e i^ ln/whs
many pt o!(?e oL tp o d e fjite manes' irljp
mission intervened.
tit's riuutuf fti.p. t.r.a to l;e u j^ y t h e r
bait sav1 d nut of the r » j c t ¡ind sab ifitg rtis lJ iig bete'e B, Ldg cholera rn d
In
tlie
c ity
of
London there
herm it, fi.era Io T ire to lie n royn
?
r - T r
the va riou s (die r ulltn e n ts u itil con-
tries. They were C a p ita lists.
ure no street
ear lines.
M otor
ff
row.
The
p
a
ir
sometimes
fight
tn
tie
• • •
| titio n s th a t rest m lde th a t dis, use.
busses ap p are n tly serve tlie c ity and
dentil, nnd Hie v ic to r may dcrotn- t i c
Aral it was also true that out of the
Lo&s L o ,3 From Cholera.
environs depcnduhly. Success o f the
vitnqi.ishod. In tunny cgs-s, however.
.reec'pt' o{, th , ?.a -t--y, I. fe e a cent'
( i , : ■—
loHbfs fro ili hog cliatcra
naffor bus in th is country w ill In
It I'tic , been di. -;qrv( 1 .liu ti the iip s h 't
"was tckqp Jo . (lev
a*. r«st on jth e
'
' Ft
■
the end depend on the q u a lity o f
h a .« behn redd, -d over CO per cc « f
"f r h c ^ r d r iis is sim p ly ¡rail ( x :ft ,ugc
■bowds Iw fo ra « (1! u t ij w ts u r . f i tfc ii'tirtil the p i’s# ’.earrf o f de-tguctiort.
service"rendered. Hereabouts the tr o l­
d r sliells, th e (fp fia tte if"p a riv fffy n t:’
pay dlvIdr’Ofls on the stock, p gooa
•X. «.« Ï
ley »oenis to have ce rta in ndvant:ises.
Hie lack o f a tte n tio n on the pa rt of
[mss s on o f ti'e nhtutdonsd fo rtre ss
many do'L'irs were talc a tc pay' fa rm e rs in the proper cure -of swine
.mA-
in re g u la rity , dependability, cost
o f h is • aemy. And a fte r n il the fuss,
wages to the wor! ,u u.
up b uild ing o f suburban te rrito ry wha-ii
herds s tilt ocensions a serious mone­
the v h to r very lik e ly finds th a t tin-
* • •
Handy A rra n o ^io a n t fo r Haps.
It would lie a ca la m ity to lose. It was
tary Io s each year to the swine in-
new
house
does
not
suit
him
m
id
he
Thp woakrrte” were CapW»(l3ts Jmo
IB f ill dEveasgs,
eirt -t Iro k for, nnottiec.
pen the soil a fte r n il grr.rs. n r : ; , nnd predicted th irty -fiv e years ago. when
They w ere-JBv it- ftt it w lr i s'eaA'f>.-< > d u o try »» a w liokt.
the tro lle y was in Its infancy, that a
itffm cirts and ftbitoi-ntftl (stnditi.nts o f
T h è li r:n !t crab has n gr'.'iit fancy
tite r p e ris h iil I,- 1 off r have been re
and the r " h ats and th e ir s k ill !n
superior method o f trn iis p o rn fflo n
swine, the sane, sim ple und effective
fo r t ill’ shell o f lite w lie lk ; h u t in
:ovod Uhl I •
;t".i.< t tn prope;
fa cto ry txi v v.rtre g u ttin g Ib e tr Ilv i
would soon supplant It. The ander-
method to a, - it Is one o f prevention.
Case o f neve s lty lie w ill tn ' e tip w ith
level nnd 11 , . coin; acted.
dendii out •f UK M rnlngfe a« »e!t s.
K b A o ledge s f the syippiyqnH w hich de
n ity ih irv ; hotfpw.,’ ever» tin old o ne or
<'( tu rete f. ed..:..
i s should lie grouinl calde and various o ther de­
ill
Dunn1
the s tfu k lt
vices liuve had th e ir day and disap­
note the 'lilin ir .'lilm ritfs is one 'o f the
ito ftle .
W in n shells are pii n tifu l
guide not less th a n f o e inches th ick
best as cts the .w in e -ra is e r etiu have
howe\ T. lie Is ns p a rtic u la r ns any
Yi h u t Is kno n us onc-i oitrse ccnsti tic- peared, lin t the tro lle y s till stops to
take us abroad. It has been a fa lth -
In s u rin g liim s td f against losses from
h e ".' ! caper looking fo r ti lint. V.'hcn
'on, which means the same m ixtu re
J Ik S H Iteri 2 • V
J
I Ua/I kJl» in
'hem . gy
’ .
■, ' ■ j —«
lie Ij.tdg »in n p u rttn e u t <6st n p y m rs •ft coixnete th r.a ig i cut, s ito c ld lie used. ftiT servant.
J
Street'
im prove!,tent,
of
course,
» ¡ it s f n r h 'f i. lie exiiiicnes dt very care
T he n tix 'tire should he n 1 :'2:3, which
1,tikes the m otor bus a possiltle com­
fu lly , h o 'ding it off at arm 's length. n e a n s one suck o f pm tic.ml cet; e n t to
K niffen System Favored
Many Anierleen»» fancy th a t, be
, y ii'ftiitg d .irti, nd n jid poking his qlatbs tw o cubic feet o f clean, w e ll graded p e tito r. L ittle advantage apparently
c a ire labor ia waif e’U'yJoy* d and our
for Pruning o f GrApea S:' !df>. Mnrir.g finiiH.v'"daclA.'it r t ih t'ft- ■e-fttd, to three cubic feet o f cie tn peb­ ttltpres today In steel rails, as a well
Kndnatries h ;ve b« n re p o rtin ’ sub
H o rtic u ltu ris ts at the New York ex­ | w ill do. lie n ines out o f his old sh -II bles o r l.ro ' an stone Dot to ex e c ti-IU . surfaced road provides fo r ruiib er-
sta n tia l earnings a ml Im provem ent perim ent sta tio n have tested out seven
und '.iris into the new so q u ic k ly tim i
Twites in d iuni ter. Tw o-inch tuitiber tire d vehicles g o a l enough tractio n ,
¡ow m m ent. s ta le and tow n appro­
over the d^pr»‘ffaton period, norntahfy mi Hmd« o f jd -u jtir : ;i'c |ic s oxer n pe
it is id ..cist Imp is«i!>|e to sec b in i do slnrttld.hc set up t o r fo rm * nnd fiiu d y
p ria tio n o f hundreds o f m illio n s yenr-
has be ’ n restored
I’be t m ib Ir, what rind o f years and have in ih lis lic rt an
if, fo r lie tins 'f ili min'd to yJtftrtse Ms staked tn lin e nnd grad'.’.
y fo r good roads have created a con­
we must consider no rm a l In the fu tu re in count o f th s lr cxi-ct Intents which
.□ ft body to the dangers o f the sen.
T lie Hour sito dd he sloped in iff
H --, ! finca unto his old shell t ill In' Is least one directio n so lt w ill d ra in d itio n th a t may th re a te n tlie tro lle y ’s
w ill he an e n tire ly d iffe re n t« th in / wljE.li'.' ' I n j j i ’ t to bori, the iirofce
existence. I f th a t rim e comes there
« u r i the new oft? w ill do. nnd o fte n q u ic k ly a fte r rains. Sunshine : rt I ra in
from what was considered ^nnrnfti? ah n ai end n n d itc itr ipui' ei. The xo-
clicngcs his nliode several tim es be­ w ill help keep the surface ■
i. A w ill have to he a lot o f new iuwu.uk-
p rio r to the war. One re a so n ’ is. out cttlh <1 .single-stnói or fotti-cu n e K niffen
it.g. H a rtfo rd (Conn.) Tittles.
ici"* lie is sat shed.— St. N icholas slope o f one-qtinrter Inch to
foot
new place in the
’ l as the ieadma tuethod Is stud to he the host.
A ccording to these a u th o ritie s , th is ’ JHu gazine.
w
ill
he
enough.
c re d ito r nation.
T h a t chansre is a
method consists In tra in in g a single
U nited States A b o u n h i in Gems
perm anent ene. We are not c > ng to
l'ie n -It to - i n i ' « « . llir tru n k o f the
More W emen (In te r IJ. C--
1‘i. c tic ttlly every kte.i., a ,. .0 is (o
M
uch
B
u
tte
r
B
e
in
g
M
ad
e
retu rn do the, t*bl P ut -a of debtor vine w ith tw o corn's 'levelopcil n t the
•F o r ten yonrs* th e re h.-K !*♦-*n h
he found somewhere in tlie Cuffed
. u n : •!■»
in th»
nation
R mke
tower « ir e nnd tw o nt the iip o c r « ire
stf jiriv in« rc'JSi in th e pr: r.o n itin qi
States. O ffiutonds ure to be found tn
on £.H o .!S 3 h o ;d
? coa»< o f : ■ . ' n
cOtnninbitiee n
in ! fe d c n " to : hl) fig h t nil:! on • to th a Avon; n lo p .<’T>
the
'in iffrn n U
F arm ers »ml th e ir Wittes roc drag on Arkansas, «North Carolina, k u n lu c k y .
I t o f the ni»n'< lilo n g e?v h w ire. It
ittylon tii> i -M e <$innor at; » J !<ttn ;dn
from n il ,p u rls of E ar pe. ’ / e t veur
■ Be ’ apt ro y lm u te ly
form s. Georgia, Ohio, Wisconsin, Colorado
:
tt & tlm t tb<’ eyxtem iu n y be fn lfy
fp r tiie firs i tim e since ir.i^ ifg ’ ntion
u ln cn jt t lt u d e Id
d a tio n rail ih a i
Where 8, (conf one cow Is kept on and C a lifo rn ia . M ontana leads In the
it
.J by Alio.* end o f the fvtirfb,
’ rtve'.bn««
there were
qtlnlon Is not lt per- ual ons.
The i
efirit, continue tliV p ra c tic e -o f ntnkiug production o f sapphires und also of
r t re women 'the n ni p n riu ltte ri to
Hides, w hile o thers o f the same fa m ­
men I have talked w ith are voicing m J .-n , ?d (h«t .subs quent j ’r n ir n :
'■utter on a household scale, desp‘t.e
eo!
»a in ctiU ln jJJh va y «11 car«»* m t
4ie country. Th • p ro tfh ttio n te nnr-
the Ideas of th« p >p’ w ith spot»
the g ro w th o f modern cream eries to ily , etipecially tlie true emerald, which
the cu r n u n fjo m jj nlmve. leatving s’lf-
Vi iH.v exnlninpd by th e fm t tte,t lm-
the extent o f 3,SS5 in -n o m iie r In l!,k2i is often more v n ltia ltle than diamonds
ibey base d a ily (p a n ic > < oom t . l.
fi : id hndtt »n e ic h level to supply .m ’r i ’unts o f fo rm e r ,venr® have pros­
For. tlie purpose o f tfin kln g b u tte r on " f equal size. Is found ifi N o rth Caro-
A great nt ray < p o litico e o n o i.lis t;
f r n ’tin g cohes f(*l* tiff* fd llo w fh g year.
per« «i anri are now siwmnsr T o r^th e lr
W ltlle the
the
farm s, 13.125J t i . is i O pounds of t’ nn and New Mexico.
have warned a t.iio s l A m e rica ’? cn
The jd? <int o f f r u itin g wood Is thus
m oihers wives nnri rivu xl:te rs to |<»in whole m ilk were u tiliz e d Inst year and
urgi st and richest o f the blue v a rie ty
trance in to the E. rep an situation
easily I d id x d to, th e .cacuvUy o f th e ; j i l « i . u.e-'hU' ib. tjasi-g.^ii.i^u u iti'-'? '' (>2a.0(i0,WX, pounds of this product was •>f topuz comes from Russia. Colorado
assert in« th a t uur foreign trade m aker vine 4»v rfgtdaiiM K tin * length o f th e
o f wt»mon <*<»m*n’i in 11»*-^**» 1» n«> < p -
n in n tifnctn re d .
T hus ne a rly 10 per has produced a m arvelous reddish-
f«.ur canes.
up less than 20 pm cent o f our pro
pnrent re lie f ft»r the household 1 teip cent o f tlie to ta l b u tte r pre d u ctio n ot hruw n stone th a t cannot be excelled,
Experim ents nt th e sta tio n have led
d itctlon. anil th e re fo re Is too sm all at:
problem .
A tr ltiln g p. "o rtio n o f tiie U nited States Is made on a p p ro xi­ w hile the clear varieties fro m New
..........................
to flic < ( tf ie h is io n t!»<t there is lit t le
these women take up dome- tie w ork.
Item to be v ita l .............
or to r l-k
our invest
m ately one-half o f the fa rm s o f tlie E n .la n d and U tah are as lovely as a
r e a l In. T hey ferp.m. and m o ll pe<> r i i n l c l,e tw n « i e a r l j w in te r p ru u lu g
Muny o f them e n ter fio-torh s. Sta­ country.
diamond. M any lands linve given g a r­
a id s p ria fi p ru n in g of grapes
fa r nk
tis tic s show that o f the women lnt;nh
nets. but tlie finest are from New Mex-
pie who have listened to ilie n t forget
the e ffe ct. <>n yield, wood « m w tli? or
g ra n t* coiupnn t h : l y few are train e d
,(•0. Nevada's opals have becoma- Im ­
that the u n im p o rta n t 20 per re n t Is
Barberry Bush Harbors
j : ¡itu rr.v o f f r u it is concerned.
It Is ‘ Tor any k in d o f em ploy,in nt. TJib
p o rta n t In tlie conint“ reial w orld.
•he difference between fu ll employ
pniuteU out, however, th a t a b e tte r se-
same condition Is found ndicng th«
B lack Stem W h eat Rust ¡ resit w a te r pearls come Tl<«n tlie
nent of o ttr In d ustrie s and labor and hu-tion o f fru itin g , canes can he marie
men. A lurgh p ro p o rtio n “ i the itu-
mussel and are found in the riv e rs o f
Thousands o f people th ro u g h o u t the
nneb unem phtyuteiy ,a)id huso eg* d«
m is t t 'iit * are c h ts -iftT l ««fie,’ ’ “ no «10
In (lie
f l f t j r the 'teeytre w in te r
Arkansas, In diana and Tennessee.—
M
id
dle
West
lis
v
fi
learn
,!
d
u
rin
g
thp
presslon
I f a m ail fa c to rin g * enter
tem peratures have onssul tliu n is pos-
c tip u tii n ." if f re are few er luiioH i'S
D e tro it News.
past
years,
at
the
various
co
u
n
ty
and
prise Is ru n n in g at ao p. r cent o f cs- *ri!4v c u rlie r in
cothtujj in tl ;.t nt a n yf tl« w I t t t w i f f i y
state affairs, to recognize th e common
. i t - . ------ ,i? V . years.
p a rity . It m sy he mail os a la in » ^pod
f - J ■ •».
> ,
17,450 Words on Postcard.
h n rb e rry bush, w hich harbors tiie
showing of earnings, but it la to ' un
Markt -1 A b ility o f Idaho
A: hank cashier o f Nitnes. Franc«,
black-stem ru s t o f w heat. T he demon­
Dee c f Feldspar G rowing,
Bing af no rm a l ar.d Is not earn in g the
s tra tio n s nt the fa irs have creaTcd eaw- believes he has beaten the w o rld ’s
• B o y as a Stock B reeder
f r i iC exp! ifiitio ti o f rite tunny fe ld ­
m arg in which it should aern in ord e r
siite ra lile Interest among w lu x it gro w ­ "(•cord fo r postal card correspondence.
One Shorthorn "cow fo r w hich the
spar de; osits o f the U nited S f.ttc s 'l» ers and they have expressed them ­ On the hack o f an o rd in a ry [ ostcanil
to be fu lly prosperous. It app a r i eh
-,U the tim e ia'-renslug. owing to the selves as being anxious to co-operul? lie has succeeded in w ritin g 208 lines,
vlous th a t we shall h a v e rto build up y o ttilifu l o urcliuser gave lils r itersunnl
note three je tfr» agq so th a t he n itg lit
(:.. et -dve use. o f th is n tfjie ra l ip t(te
In the campaign to c-lintlnatc the b a r­ cteiftuining 17,450 words, eq u iva le nt to
foreign tn ve sln < ms in th is c o u n try
feed nnd care fo r tlie nnintnl us u p u rl ' n m u tfiii tu re o f p o tte ry, « p n inelw nfsl
b erry hush in o rd e r to ndn'm U e the the norm al amount o f m a tte r on two
1101 It w ill be n -c - s ir » to go slow !)
o f Ids club w ork, v ns the nienns o f an ' cauittel brick nnd e lectrlcw are. It is
losses fro m block-stem ru s t o f wheat. pages o f a newspaper. The previous
in the n r l f ’. or o t i •cryo lovastm cPts
h «lux glut U q . F ru u k iL tjd u u s . (level- j . « Ir"' Jt»« I fo r b iiiu iu g Utgt’tfie r th«
record, BI. F ro n t believes, lias not
r h e i, must tie as»:*,'«n(ft! F u ji whr.t
enffrg m itrive'1 s fd *f'v rts a qtTvc«A*rp. T-*viftt rh ff o f y*fi'- r t" n r ' rifriffin tiid fim
tiore than 12,5tk) words.
«■ver we loan w ill he axed fo r. p"odac
Sunflow
er
Is
E
xcellen
t
i " i three yen. . ,c 1ms cured fm- nnd , wheels
w iiecli ns w ell us to some extent ,1«
So m icroscopic is BI. P ro u t’a w ritin g
rive tm r. i -'S
I ’ tu i. iv itiir >t r
nair «cd bis live at ek a e c v M k fif to the
the r q ia n .te to re o f o p u fs - e n ' glass
S ila g e F eed for Cattle th u t few were convinced It was not s
ind VJer Pre 1 it, A uiA rlcai. Bank
in p 'i-ic c d methods ndvoriiteiT by hts
ar.d m t i f teeth, ft is useful In tiie
T he .u n tlo w c r pqikes excellent feed photographic red a ctio n o f a larger
ers A a sm la llo o .
qgi'h n)ti . d e x t
*1 nggnt,_udd eg t o d p re p a rn ih n o f seoorfng soups and
as ?l!:. -c ana data at present 'a v a il- m a n u s c rip t F in a lly a ll doubts were
his lie -1 u ittl! lie n<’Wfii.«iwBs eleven
w indow wn(files, because being s iig liF
aide in ileutes th a t silage made fro n t set at rest when the In s titu te l ’astenr,
FACTS ABOUT CHECKS
lieud of exvx>|>fh,nnlly fine pure bred
ly so fte r tl an 4 ta s$ It is not lik e ly .
the s rn llo w c r, i f put np at tlie p ro irf"- to w hich tlie card was sent, certified,
S liorih o u cuttle. I lls p ro fits fo r tha
i? t e q uartz coBtntsed it, sonifi
stage o f n ra tn rtty , iim kcs s fa ir ly gi»«l « tie r close exam ination under a m lcrd-
Li'dff, oceoriHBg to reports t i. the
soaps, to «hriide th e surface. F e ld ­
A hank check la a w ritte n h rd o r an ,»
s
c iis tltu tv fq r cpm , H lllio q jh Its feed- scqie. that the w ork had a c tu a lly been
spar employed tn p o tte ry nt,is, lie
a hank by one of Its depositors to pay Ended States (P q n irtiu e n t o f A g ric u l­
,ag vab’P Is Hot so Irsflc t i has I k ea don« w ith a pen.—B lilw a tike e Journal.
ture. were S1.S4S.
nearly fre e from iro n bearing uila-
a specified ’ tim to a n o th e r p a rty
used tb o s tly la areas w here the chinch
. c a li.
T h is In stru m e n t must he dpted the
hug is prevalent. T lie <-nq, fits «-e’l In
Over ths Phone.
»m ount w ritte n In f u ll in the bodv
Cut Soy B?'tT’s for Hny
m any ro ta tio n s v. lie « : corn sb fi.ifil h»
Mr.
Brown
had had telephonic con­
and signed the same as the deposl
Woman L e a d , Pirates.
Just Ikrore Saed Form s I T u r n it x r o V x «M,E.aj;ed on the r t « « o m itte d on account o f c liin d , bug nection established between 1,1« office
to r's sig n a tn re appears on the hank
and house.
I t is «( iir ru il.i co u s rile rm T tjia t w h ile -H
' a t t»<n,g Kune, m uch • • Ho- sta rm o f damage.
dgnatur« card snd ledger »best.
“ 1 tell you. Smith," he was snvinr.
A check is psvable on demand pro soy beans un
c cut fo r hay at al- ,
, « ners and th e ir crews, a woman
“this telephone hnsin, s is a won ' -
elded It Is not liste d ahead. I f dated most any sla
th e best tim e i f Just
p in .te « h o has a lre a d y taken a heavy Successful P lan tin g o f
ul thing. I want y, a p dj?« > 1
ahead It becomes a prom ise to pay
as »000 ns the [iods are fu lly form ed,
to ll o t loo, fro m weasels. «Nothing Is
F.t.spberry Bush in F all i ie this evetrng, and 1 will a tlfy Iff 4
the w m e as a note orvac-e dance, p a r­ but before the seed Is form ed. A t th is
know n o f her, except the fact that »he
Aw
a
rule,
sp
ring
p
la
n
tin
g
Is
hew,
Brawn to sxpteet you.
(S p ... ag
able on some fu tn r« date.
D otted fltne rhe m a x im u m ’ feed waltte wtl! he
spcacs En .11:di, v . i r s a serge efistunu
fo r raspberries, h u t I f the fa il should
Itrcigh the telephone):
My M:e»d
States revenue stam ps sre required »ecuied gad the tray Is also tuors M l«
and (W v lltru ito u , b ads, and c iri-ie s s he favored w ith enottgh r a in fa ll ao
• ffh will dine with us this e v e a l^
in a check dated ahead, a t th e rate o f stn de th a n « lit « cut hirer
L ite r
w dckciflo o kin g Y tv o b e r. w ith which th a t the voting p la n ts m n ltt set a good
Now listen and hear how d ls t lf i^ f
} centa per huudrod d o lla rs , or fra c ­ harvesting gives somewhat g re a te r
(die. (. o .^ jk -I s her v ic tim s to surfititder
s ta rt, fa ll p la n tin g w ill b«- sneceivdnl, her reply will come hack."
tio n thereof.
tu ilk . hut leka o f d ig e stib le pro te in und
1'nder Iter are a » ore o r more dhincac
nnd you w ill gain n season by plan'iag
In c s s , » check e a rrti a tw o differ- somewhat lo w e r p a ln ta lillity r thus r»a-
M rs. B ro w n 's rep ly came hack *1
hrigaiida, v 4 o „'th o u g h they ate cut- e a rly th is fa ll, because th e ,« w ill hit
nt d t'ire s . th a t I, f 2 fit» In the figured d c iln g th a t m ethod less '«ntIst'aciory,
startling distinctness:
"Ask
tlu o n ts and robbets, obey h«r tiu
tom
e
fr
u
it,
w
h
ile
>vlth
s
p
rin
g
pleating,
and "T w o Hund ed Do l» rs " In th * •vee ding to years o f agpcriutentlng by
friend Smith if be thinks ««
p
ile
:tty.
you could n«t l-.ope to gather L n lt next hotel."
w rfttd n pa rt of the body of th» check, •he O hio (*rp*Hiufi»tt s tiffe n .
ye a r, as you m ig ht w ith fu ll p la n tin g.
he Ifitte r, o r pa rt In w ritin g , alway»
The Royal Z«x»log1enl society whk
o ntrp'’
( irc u m tfa n tla l Evidence,
runs the "zoo" in Regents’ park ha* *
Ansttent Ruts Still Adhered To.
Q«.Ite He'p Farmsrs.
A «heck made out to a person or
rtoliti;,-- I've i m n a very g -ted hoy
new curator and one of the first thing*
Through sou; k e l i i n i Us «tus ex«,
There sre inrere*.lag survivals Is
r d e r f' requires tdeBtlUcattoa. so il the
! ool. [Parliament, and the tenacity with
he did when be assumed office was to
L 'ta li g u lls ofven urack up a Ib ic : si»ce I started going to Sunday
□arty- p r« *e n i.n a lh a saw« m ust as-
put the apes on a diet of hardtack aa
which ancient customs are guurdted la
e f grasshoppers. They r id ' the flel e haven't H
tu re the bank th a t be is the payee. A
as to «are their teeth, which were be­
M o th e r— Yes.
deter, you’ve been the commons Is evident from the fact
o f h a rm fu l in -ects and help prufirct
•heck to a person "or b o rr a r" Is p y
coming loosened oa-s diet of hsaaaaa,
Indeed.
that a pa/sengrr m-.y p-w step oa the
the crops from fie ld mice, says Nature ver- --
■ ble to the out p.esentrag it at the
potatoes, oranges sad bread. The
But.by —And you don't distrust m« door of the house, and at th ’
lanb. but » cert.« u am ount o f Ident
Magazine
As the w a te r la turn»«
trouble seemed to be a leoseniag tef
¡cation 1» necessary, fo r th s bank re
In to the fields fr» tu the Irrtgatioa stiy more, do ysteff
to carry out curious forms of
the teeth like pyorrhea. The unwIiRnq
•erves the rig h t to ku,.1« »h»t
ly ca
ditches It seeps in to the b urrow s, drlw
tic exer dee In order to ret at a
M other—fifo. dear.
titled to .«cviVg ths funk
Ing out th e tulee, w h icb site d e veoref
EsC.ln
I 11 why r'o yon bid« the tier he wants without aetoully step­ • (•«•Ters at the too take to the hard­
tack *ad seen la prefer U 10 i
by the » « It ng gull*.
ping on forblddea ground.
Jaut ? -Lok «, j. T tl Otlte.
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