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*LOCAL*
* * * » » * * * 1
. Prof. B. P. Gantry, of LIUlnirter
waa a vilitor in Dun today.
Judge CliroN J. Smith was i
Rtlal|ti Wednesday on legal bualne·
Mr. John W. Thornton returned t«i
day from a boilnta* trip tu Chai
lotto.
Kalph Dowd a pent Saturday an
Sanday with relative· tn Johnjto
county.
C. C. Butler returned Tmida
nijrht from Goldaboro whan he vi<
itad relatival.
Marion A. I<a«, of Raleigh, rpen
tha week-end her» with relative·. H
returned to Raleigh Mondap.
R. W. Klnlaw who hna been 111 fo
aevarml week· I* reported better am
hopea to ba able to Dr out a^aln aeon
Mia. P. S. Cooper «pent Saturda;
and Sanday In Hamlet with Mr
Coopar, who I» prwajdent of a banl
there.
Mr. and M re Ryal Woodal
are apatuling leveral day* here thl
week with Mm Ceo. K. Crantham
Mr. Woodall'a ftieter.
Henry C. Lac il expected hnmi
Sunday from Port Caiwell. Πβ hai
been toere for aboot two year·, am
at the nreaent la drum-major of Lhi
Coaat Artillery Band.
Mia* Emma Lee, who bold* a poai
tion aa atenographer In the Booae o'
Representative· at Raleigh, «pent the
week-end here with her parent·, Mr
and Mr· Ε Lee.
η ww; WN wwiii ι··ι "wr* w -»#i
and Mr*. J. W. Lanflsy. Mm l*ng
l*y waa in a Richmond hospital whar
th«a child VU born and returned tc
h»r hom· in Dunn last Sunday.
' Sheriff Turlington will be in Dunn
next TunaiUy for the last tin· foi
tic purpoee of collecting tax··. A f.
» tar thl· date tho·· who have not paid
will be »Mn Immediately by the aher
Iff and coat will be added lor eoUeet
in·.
G. S. Ln hai returned to Dunn
from Rowland where he sold Mock
the paet winter. Ha will continue to
handle stock while here and will keep
a number on haad at hU home near
Dunn.
Rot. J. M. Wat en, of Arapahoe,
*u a visitor in Du/ίο Tbaraday. Mr
Watera, who, formerly was pastor of
the Christian Church hers, is now pss
tor of one of the larffeat churches
in the State of hia denomination He
returned home Last night.
Jar· Pnaraall li seriously ill at the
home of hi· daughter, Mrs. Paul Hood
on Wast Broad street. Ka has been
ill for several days snd many of hi>
frlsnda fear he will not recover. He
waa reported slljrhtly battar yesterday
but la still in a critical condition.
J. H. Baflaaer coatlnoea ill at his
home on Worth kin* Avenue He
ha* been c. nflaed · ι his room for
about three sreeka. He la gradually
iaoroving however, and his many
frtanda In Dunn hope ha will !w on
fc-wi r'irvwi ■»·»■· · ( ■ i«w ηυι r UBVB
The Turlington school In Grove
township hu cloeed fer the term
.It ni suspended mtnl vmIu ago
ob aosoont of tkt^hlMil* epid«r»w
and' the sèhsëd ocfBhfe» ÂkumI lut
l w-«k mot to τ»βρ»η this winter. The
Λ «aiber» h·*· toft for their rsspsctrv·
httîiw * k
Mrs. lock Loo and UttI* son left
Thursday for Raleigh, whir» they
will spend * few days with Mr. Lee
who holds a position there in the
office of J. W. Balky. Later on Mrs
Lee will go »o Hendsrsonville where
the will spend several woolta with
her mother.
II. C. McNeill who haa conducted
a grocery business on Eat Broad
street for the past several yean, has
•old hla stock of goods to B. Lewi*
who will continue the busineea at
the tart· stand. Mr. McNeill will re
tire from butines» for th· present
and will decide later what work he
will engage In.
Dr. Chaa. Hlghsmlth haa been given
a monogram pin by the War Depart
ment la rscsgnitisa of tee excellent
work done bt him during the war.
Dr. Highamith devoted moet of hi*
» time to work on the Exemption Board
and in voluntary work watte the war
was in procréés and hie efforts were
appreciated by the War Department.
N. A. Towneend was called vo
Washington. N. C. laat Tuesday night
on accoont of the Illness of his son.
N. A. Jr. Net Jr. was visiting in
Washington with Mr·. Townsend
when he was taken 111 with influen
ts And was right sick for a day or
two. He la much better, boirever,
end Mr. Townsend returned to Dunn
Thursday night.
John N. Gregory, of Grove town
ship, died Sunday in hi* ninety-fifth
year. Hs was probably the oldest
man In the county and was held in
high esteem by s large nambsr of
friends. He waa a successful farmer
and had bosn s maso» for about fifty
y sera. The burial took place Sunday
afternoon, under the auspice· of the
Maeoaie Lodge of which he was a
memMr. He waa a member of the
Free Will Baptist church and a con·
» «te rated christian. He wil be mimed
In hi» community.
Meut. LsBoy Pridgen arrived In
Dunn Tuesday anH It tru*nHinv the
week with hla parant», Mr. and Mr*.
D. L Pridgen. He ΓκιΙνκΙ hi* dU·
ehttf· Monday «I Camp Gordon, At
lanta, Cl, «n« left there nniaadVatel;
for hit home in Dann. Just befor·
I ravin r the unte· he raakhtj ι
«•oomilaelor of first. Heta tenant and
«ai Iraufomd (from tha Madteml
Cera to the Dental Reaarve. T>r
Prldgen hae decided to locate in Fay
att«*ilU for tHa ρ rait ire of hla pro.
ImW· and wtl opan hia oln th»r«
mum time next week.
Ralph Dowd, on· of Ue Dunn boyi
who aaw aethre eerrtea in Franee
la gandin· eeeeral weaka hare wltl
Ma parant·, Mr. and Mr* D. J. Dowd
Ma <nu broogbt bona fraa* Franc ι
a#r»ral month· ago, Km»ln* boat
among the earlou»!? woondad durinj
the llghttng οτβτ tbar» laat fail. an<
at the pre·ant la located In tha tot
anfmept hoepital at Aaherilla, whan
ha la attl Mm treated Mr. Dow<
had hi· kaee badly torn ap by ι
ahramel and ttma »ery near loeint
Hi· mi· la fact tha doctor told bin
upon euaiinattoa of tbe woand li
weald have ta be ta kaa off, hat latai
decided it waa unaeeeeaarv. H· aoa
w fairly goad nae of hia leg am
hopea η eaa be peraiaaantly cored
Aner «pending a while longer beri
with hia parent· be will return U
Aiherltta, where another operatloi
wfll h· performed en Hia knee Ralpl
la laohiag anoaaally wall in nit* ο
We raunt MTerlnga and la eheerfa
a ad eathoeiaetle aver the vlcter:
which ha helped to wta.
1 Mlaa Horn WooJard, of Kou
Oak·, ia «prnJian the liny Nero wit
frienda. 1 1
Mm. c R. Vinton returned Mor
day from StaUeville. G»., wbor» «h
attended th· funeral and burial υ
Iter «liter, Mm. b P. Tttjm Mr
Tatum will be remembered in Dun
m Mlaa Ftma l.ayUn Sh» ha· vlall
ed her* a number of tine· »k«i
•hj ia well known.
Pope A Tart and J. W. WTiiu-hi-ti
are hiring brick plaeed «η th· racao
lot on South Wlbun Avftiw, betwee
the Municipal building and th» Mt
Crocy 5 and 10 Cant -m!mv an.l *,l
beam the erection of a large bur.
building I η the ne*r futurs'. Th
plana ahow tbe building will be Iwn
•tory high, will have nixty and oik
half foot front, and will exu-nd bac
elfhty-twu foet When completed 1
will be one of the Urynl building
in the city ami twill pmbably b
ueed a* a c*ng.r. The front wl!
be preaa brick which will mukc i
a handsome »tru<lure
Mr. Γ S. Roy«(e', Preaiilent ef th
f. S. Royater Guam Company. »av
that the port of Li· mail wh:ch η
like» bent conaial· o' thi· letter* fror
farmurr who write h<m about the ac
tual uae uf hi· thr renaît· ιι
the field·, crop* jrown etc. No mat
ter how many large problème of bu
tineaa manatrmwcU may prewnt them
•elves, he ia more deeply int*rmte<
than anything e)i»e in the actual oaei
of the good·. He believes that thli
rt tAe Vital part nf the butineaa, be
auae if the eonaumer ■· satUfled
aocceii will follow nf li*elf. In hit
life-time experiem-r in the fertiliiei
Muiinee* he ha· prnven I hie thcor]
pretty conclusively a* the «air of thi
lloyater brand· ha· ahown a jtn»wtl
that la unprecedented. Tfcoar whi
would like to hare the benefit of hli
bruad experience in sail fertilit)
Would do well tu write him at Nor
folk. Va.
Β. Y. T. U. PROGRAM FOR HON.
DAY EVENING. FEB. 17th. AT
7:30.'LED BY DR. C. D.
BAIN.
Rubjirt: Haptiat Young People anil
Denominational Loyalty.
I. Bibl* reading» (Roman · Λ:ÏH-3D)
Miaaea IAicy McKay and Ethel Sut
ton.
7. Kent«nc* prayer*. by membera o1
croup
S Introduction, by leader.
4. The Baptiat conception of our
Denomination, by Ml»» Eva Strick
land.
5. Ho*· BapClat churehc· co-operel*.
by Mr. John WaUon
β. Our Denomination «land· for
obedience to Chriat, by Mia* Lucy
Pope.
7. Loyalty and Eflciency.—by Mlu
Ore Lee Ennj».
8. Quartette, Ha Lifted Mr, b>
M>*w* Olive and Naylor and Meurt
Warren and Bain.
9. The Baptiat ipirk toward other·,
by Mr. Β. M. Brewer.
10. Denominational loyalty la not
narrow» ea», by Mua CI eta Naylor
II. Baptiat youn* people and church
onion, by Mr. Robt, L. Denning.
REV. SAMUEL HANFF DEADi
FUNERAL THIJ AFTERNOON
The funeral aervlcee of Bee. Sam
uel M. Hanff, » foanar citizen of Hal·
Nth, who died yaatarday in State ν
TlQe, wÛJ toa ioiJwxT at « o'clock
Ala afternoon from the Churchc *1
tae οοοα BMptiid OtanL Bwrtu
wlQ b« In Ο«Vwood cemetery
Mr. Hanff died at 8:80 o'clock yea
tcrdsy morning ftt Dr. Lone'» nar.i
Larium following an operation for
appendicitis Hi· condition ha·) been
critic·) (or several day»
H· wii a native of Raleigh, son of
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Hanff. and wan S8
yean old. Mr. Hanff attended a pre
paratory school in this city and was
a graduate of the State College of
Agriculture aod Engir.frring AfU-r
securing hi· degree of bachelor of
ccience and matter of arU, be wua a
member of lite faculty of the Raleigh
Male Aeadcmy, then cunductrd by
Morion and Denton.
He took up the «tody of miniatry
later and graduated 1t<.m the Univer.
eity of the South at Sewanee, Tenn.,
la 1906. He was ordained to the dea
■ onata and also to th* ministry in
the Chareh of ibd Good Shepherd.
Mr. HanfT «erred hit ftnt pastorate
with the Episcopal church at [hike.
Later, he served at Wadeeboro and
at the time of hit death was rector
of the Episcopal Church at Concord.
Betide· hi» parcnta he ie (arrived
by hit widow, formerly Miss Blanche
Smith, of Scotland Neck· three chil
drrn : Blanchi Baker, Samuel. Jr..
ind Isaac IIhII, and one »i»ur, Mre.
J .H. Tfcylor. of this city
Mr». Welter E. Brock, of Wade·
boro, arrived in the city >estcrday to
Attend the fanerai. -Thursday'· News
and Observer.
THE 8BHNWÊ IS ONE OF THF.
nine great Mum. You pay more
bat there isf a reason Aak Par
rtj>W-Driver Co.
WANTED ALOWCE ONE OK TWO
blackamiths\ ùhr Implement worV
Jno. A. McKay Mfg. Co.
NOW 18 THE Έ1ΜΕ TO BUY YCKJ*
farming implagtnj Only a lim
ited supply oLjUnd. We handls
">e beat. Jotthon Bros.
CO* SALE—MCE LOT OF BLACK
apd brown WMMorwill pea*. Se»
C. II. RkinnelrDunn, h}. C 2-t-pd
ONLY A FEW PAMÎlIHC IMPI.F
nenta left Uaii at ones mad (ei
what you we win tell for cast
or η time 1 ^member the Molln<
line la tfce best
NOTICE—9ΤΒΛΥΜ» Ο* STOLEN
A boat Jtn. hour·! pui>ey abou
1 XMr old.t Wi^'lpiciW will
l*rr« black «toot»./ Lon« Un an<
y#lio» arountl ψ*Λ. Aniwfn ^
nam· ftf raid /.ikeral reward fo
any lafomtUi »« to kl» wher*
about». J. W Moor·, Punn, Ko
x S, Bo* «I. l*-pd
w. H. WAKKFIELO. , M D- Ol
Charlotte, w|l b» InAjfin. Centra
Hot.) P»rt«r Wednfaday fa*. I»
Duka, D*. Holt'»Aflke, Τ h tirade]
- - " " »on Hotel
r»b. tO: Beifconybt Beneoo Hotel
Friday Feb. Il/Th· Doctor Mm it
hie practice » »e medical and iur
(leal tmt«« of Ui« eye. «it
neee and thriift diaea»e* and fttttni
lUaact. Aek^oeri'wllr »li râtelai
■beat conaaltinf Dr. ViktlWU. i(
row «ALE SEVEN PASSENCEI
K»o. Toarln* car Car la lfti
morl»| and I» in Koed rondilio*
Will aell tof caeh er m time «>
win trade for land. W*nt lirtit·.·
car niMn for »*t)ln(t. S«« Ν Τ
Altaian. Godwin. N. C. t-i
* BUSINESS I.OC AL *
* *******
FC ,·> SALE—LATEST MOOEL
tourlnir ear iu uood eondi
•n. Going at a bargain. See C.
. inrr, punn, N". C.
> ι.
I OR SALE.—ONE FORD CAR. ■
laurnfar, In tfeod thmp*. 00 iach
tirad, equlppW with now tin·. Ap
ply ti> I. W yfrtl, bun nie» el, N. C.
BEHNtNG PIANOS ARE CREATED
to vxceil ïbey do That I* why
the;· >irv Ibc mU of the "-owitry
{jolii by t'aniih· Driver Γ·ι.
TARM FOR RFNT.—ONE GOOD
two-J.cr.i» form «boot two miles
iront Dunn for rant. Good fl*e
rnom houac and euthullHin*a. Pre
fer renter witK'own mule·. AmiJy
' to Mr·. J F wood. Dona, M. C
C. 2 t
JIJJT RECEIVED A SOLID CAR
of Ked Cedar ahinglet «ut at Van
couver, British Columbia. Tbea*
•tunelcs average from 4 to 16
inrhoi wide. No. 1 quality at
I7.S0 per Utouaand See ua for Im
tatdiato delivery. Butler Broa.,
Dana, N. C.
1· S C. LEGHORN EGGS FOR *2*0
poripaid. Lâi vr red turkey Knna
*4.00 tnch. / Lacretia rark«r.
Uuke. N. C./-0 &u
FOR SALE -VOUROC J Ε R S Ε V Ι
Ίοι-ί λοκ, î«4 »wit>· «Id. S«» mel
if intrrc»tcJ. H. T. ΗικΙ,'ΐ-». i^unn.
No. P. 4
■WOOO FOR 5AJ.F.—CREEJM AMD
dry board en<h mixed. Onebalf
ropH delivered for Kl.00. Phoo·
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE PERFEC
tion 1'iliry mafcd by Amcrie·'·
oUeet Lift Insurance Co. Protect·
■tiihit »cft<Jer'. and diaability. It
ti'tarr* yvvJ insurance. See Geo
I.. Canned/.
«WANT TC>'eW^«ANGE—HOUSE ί
«>il Crock fur auto
mobll/ or iLJ| furv
^ ^ *
W. H. Par I
SEE GEO.
insurance id a
% fliM dividend· « Try
year an* ha· t<&IO yean?
V>^TtAl
miff Orpfriai
Saliic V. tftât, uui< Ko. 0, Dunn,
N. C. is-tpd.
WtTRY
Breed
f ALE—Ρ U
ton Egrc*.
R F.
Mr,
Ο ISC
IJnt
Johnaan
mora left.
WE WILL T.
that ait
trade ,t
bondk.
CULTIVATORS,
for Mia try
en. Only a few
xte u at onca.
HERTY BONDS
arod u oaah for
ra. Brli| ■§ yea· ;
Bradais, H. C. '
lotarMctloof ot^Toad and Cliotea
street· Rnurnci lota aro litoa
ted in deniable part of town.
For further information tea R. L
Godwin.
OR SALE.-vl ΚΑVI SEVERAL
I valuable fiAw for talc iq Harnett
Conner, loeaWd la rood nd|U*r
heoda, an ctxie road·, and rear
good market* with good building·.
Call or or a44rew. E. L. Godwin,
Dunn. N. C.
•UY YOUR .FARMING IMPLE
menta now whll· they are available. !
They will be hard to got later o®.
We ha η die IftyTamuua Molina Use,
l1» beat an tke market. Johnson
Qroa.
-OR SALE—> NEARLY NEW 5*7
Camera. Make*-postcard picture»
and grvop·. Will ael) complète
outit at oncniAr $25. Wonii $50.
L. 7. Writ, qpke. N. C. 1-t-pd.
FOU SALE—FARM IN JOHNSTON
County. i milt* southeast of
flmithfield. on River Road from |
Goldtbom to Smithfirld 51S acre·.'
Half upland. Norfolk Sandy Loam.1
Ilalf river land, already enclosed
and fenced, food for pa it arc ; tim
ber, etc. Upljid fino for cotton,
peanut· and inaareo. β room dwel
ling, f> Tour aDom tenant hntinrei
Mr. Robert /Johnson, R. f. D..
Smithfteld, liVei oi laml and will
«how U> anyone Intoreited.
■Tamce H. Pou, Kalolgh. N. C.
rwo FINP FARMS FOR SALE—
Kim: While Oak Farm, below
Clinton, β mile· notthweat of At
kinron. This wat an old taWe place,
which ha· gnne down «ome. Con
tain· 900 acrm, an me if which i*
a* r°o<l Und a· can be found.
Two good 5-room houaoa railed
»r.d painted. One new 8-r«<»·! twa
etory bourn now beinff CoMfkM.
12S foot well in heck porch. Λ
nice farm, good land, mill and
gin. Haj grown 800 lb* of Uat
cotton per acrf: This farm ia
welt watered by Whit· Oak Creek
which ran· through II. Fine fer
rtork. land well suited fer the
growing of cotton, tobacco, com
and gr»in. SECOND: "ltappy
nouée" farm. Ihrce and on«-half
mile· railroad or 5 mile· country
niau ι rum »v ο«γ *-*'**·' σι notQ
boro. Four gooU houaen, three to
bacco barn*. and J*® barn».
Hrniee· are all new. Well watered
fer alocl»r Little Cahari· betn* or
1 the touth and a tprlnir brmnrh
through tne center, water
ta the atock and poultry en the
farm. Thb I» au Ideal place wjtlj
ftneet kind of loamy land, red r la y
»ut> -Mil, Milted to the irrowlm of
cotton, corn, tobacco and treck.
I Hubllc road, daily nail Three arc
I »Iim and eight year* to pay fer
thcni. with (mall raah payment
A chance for yo·. The·» farms
' are a long war from my home and
I ean't took iftor tbrm For farth
er Information t*4 J. G. Layt«n,
t Dunn, N. C., Route Mo ».
FOR «ALC-^A NUMBER OF TO.
barco pe^'A hi good condition
,1 Bee* knotefcd ΑηΛ put np a ye«r.
. Enough to bby/ large tobacco bar·.
Pr'c* ÏM. Jjf» m« at oneo H.
|| T. Hodfe·. Runn, Ν η. 5 —l-t-pd.
', sîtVIRAL ÎMALL FARMS FOR
«alo. W H. rarrt«h, Denn, H. C
lIHIHintinillltHRMHtMIWIIIHRIIIllli
PRICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The policy of the Ford Motor Company to sell its car· for the
lowest possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well
known to require comment. Therefore, because of present condi
tions. there can be no change in the priceson Ford cars:
Runabout $500
Touring Car ^ $525
Coupe $650
Sedan _.$775
Truck Chassis $550
These prices F. Ο. B.. Detroit.
J J. W. THORNTON, Dunn.
%nuiwrauuimfltHOiMHWHnajn
ι
Dear Sirs:
I used Royster's Delta Tobacco Guano
8-3-2 last season at the rate of 1000
Jbs. per acre. 1 cultivated 4 acres in tobacco and
madë 6940 pounds, which brought me $3,6^y
80 net ($922.70 per acre) - after deducting al
warehouse charges. I am delighted with the re
sult of your goods. ·
Yours very truly,
A. P. ΒΟΒΒΓΓΤ
Nashville, N. C.
Jan. 16, 1919. R.F. D. No. 4.»
tuai
fS.K.
RIWIÎIMO.
Older Early and Avoid Disappointment
F. S. Royster Guano Co.
Norfolk, Va· Batinor·, Md. ToUdo, O. TarWo, N, C. Charlotte, N. C.
biâ, S. C. Spartâaterf, S· C. AtlaïAa, Ga Marne, Ga·
G a. Mwtimiiy, Ala.
Ζ
Surprise the Family Tonight
Bake thorn seme criipy. tarty, golden-brown biscuit· mad·
from OCCO-NEE-CHEE Self-Rising Floor. Then wateh the
way thorn goodies disappear—one, two. three, tarn—sad every
one as good as the last.
OCCO-NEE-CHEE \
Self-Rising Flour
Ibkaa the Guess out of Baking and Γ
With It you. can make the Mme appetizing blecuita, waAee,
nraibas end cake· time after time. There*· no more gueeriag.
It has mixed with it, in the exact proportion, the very beat
baking powder, aoda and aait It'· economical heeaaaa it
■avea you the ooet of thaee three materials. .Buy a bag oi
OOCO-NHE-CHÊB Self-Riaing Flour today^ Look fer
the Indien Head on the hag. At all
ι ¥mt* H ë* i
AUSTIN-H EATON CO., Darka», N. C.
·« O' . »·- W, 4"Ί^ι^Τ«Μί "W · ψ-γ"
ir sviAMjtmviU·* «
°*jem ·Ψ TUB WILD CAT·.
a. j
**SlE^fc2?*w ^*2*
"•■et» u.
■J rtwiwtirtJ IT iTtbL
Carolima bejr» of if "'
nw*tl» >f Bfj, Ir><n Xo-tfc Cero'Jni
•nd that tb*i« awn wrr· th« law.
fertbeaaaaioewkkhlal
maud· fMU »Dd hatw, I
point U«M «at Μ -------ιIan ef
•eek ftrrat heron, and a· we
k" bean far
on the left mim. waa —
If I u lot BkUkn, by a
K«w York. The latente waa laul
to aa Mm η Uft tk· Itatee. Bad wm
'put It aa wbaa three 4m at aaa la
■mrduw with a wlrelo· nrdar (not
oar dWatoe commander, «ha waa la
our convoy. With the lifanutlo
at hand Oat 1 ha*». and ad otter
hafanaatlea that I raa gather. we
war· (ha first troop· In (k· »ra<r|taa
Expeditionary Fare· ta wear aa faalr
_,;Ko aa·,- aald Uaateaaat Γ
4a. βίΐ a· aaaed that X waa Wn
•ad m«ad ia North Carolina. Time
beyiι oftb· Thirtieth DhrWaa a
woaderful record and avety
this* aad aon than can be «aid aboot
a*», and te· la aa divtafae ia tho
ia i.ot my lam to taha (raa Om«
aay fan tkat they have wm ar any
Btery tkat they now hold. I ealy
want to cUar^a^^yomo cocfaatia
Upon ear arrival la
wm were vary proud of e— «
•ad after wm aatarcd the —_
were deably proud, aad It la a
of treat pride ta
tfaia ooanwaad
and ai no* tke
lea without a
Ohtervar.
at γο.Μ «cnîc·.
Wc S<o in stock a new
Utt ry to &t any make
of car.
FAYETTE VILLE
STORAGE BAT.
. TERY fcOMPY.
Fayetterille, N. C,
Ί.:ϊ CREAT ADVENTUfU
Th~ 'on tua—»»lt ta lib Vela··,
" lie firaat Adventure.**
•rl. theee ana fit to live
• are Ht to live «
not f-ar to die;had am are «t te
die T ks have thraak frtti the Joy of
life r - i the daty of life. Both H*<
and Λ -»h am parta of the eaae
Ader ' ira. Κ ever yet «m
adrer t -.re wart till? carried ~
the m 4 who pel his
Ant. - lever yet waa _
lWn? .ι unlaaa tta aona
them l·* far tt at aaad ; and MnrM
«Μ*
. j un try worth djrfof fa* î.uwi
Ma i«a; and uaghtm U«i»M of We,
rot » - iiaetUa* concerned only with
ak. Τ èV.
the r«o i»h evameeeare βί Ua iadhrid
ual V . ua·link la the mat chain
of «T?r.* on aad caa—t or w that aach
pant ., la aee* ia W· tot· relation*
not ▼ riM ta 4k and the tien who
la act » Ifinf ta tend har mm U die,
to a *"■ foe the ι
to a »"· far the mat weal· ara m
•arthy to 11»·. Kerefoea, It le «Ut
the ■!* j and woawn «ko to aeaei
Τ*4»1, «I Uee aa2 the high Ua»la— „<
fa mil, l'fe, «he dare Mthatat aad
hear η» 1 rear tho life that la to Wat
jAen ihcy aretothetr (tare* kn
ovale·· the ehata erf rraatto* aad have
the βί at Mtaiiliw.
A "R-Jl *re waa dlaeavered
toy «·. *la« ia thj Olaha Pre, . .
a«h Κ faw annate· after the «to
depa tin* tu/m*el an the aaeae
H w· ladar eoatrcl aad hat iitie
CHILD MJLAKI KIT.
alll la· «toi»
T' lj-1in*ffO|W 4Cf^NF ·* Dt.
A 11*Μψ*<( émtUr. «Uka ptoytac
aarhhe ·Ι»·Ι)|| Μ·Ι aT taa far.
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