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Had he been better versed in politics he have tempered his zeal for tis state's Industries to the point hat he would not have comd 7 a ffT !Zoday mitted his blunder for blunder It was His act tended to throw By ARTHUR BRISBANE ' (Copyright 1929 King - Features Syndicate Inc) tariff rate making J FOUR RUSSIANS ARRIVE TO MAKE THE DEAD SEA FAT SHORT SKIRTS WILL STAY BRITAIN IS CHEERFUL discredit on the whole system of V ? - clab I The senate knew that Bingmorning without a monl of ss t Second Matter at tba Entered ham’s action Was based on zeal Pestoffice Ogden Utah and inexperience Hencq'the efEstablished 73 - twr4r Mai-- cochran— r New York Day by Day picturcs kmck Bjr Dangerous settled 'spouses in ithis i for season seems to be I paratory to settlings in a chateau tn France met a rich lipped and sweet spoken cutla with half length stockings They “went Broadway" and are seen nightly in the cafes and Jazz parlors swathed in a beauti ful content Florin -- 5000 ropnlatlon by 1955 1 riace on the transcontinental t Air Rout Pur Water Supply Control of to Accommodate 150009 People A Modem City And County : Building Ill- A Direct Highway to Great Salt ' J I Lake The Monte Crbto Hoad to - Rich 1 M County A High School Worthy of the i Pity Sooth Ar'and North Another terial ttlghway) I A Municipal Athletic Field An Argresslee County Hoad Building Program More Street Improvements tn 1 I 'I T i Xrt heart that breaks ’ f i loves i - ANSWER: : JUST A FATHER - - i V - I do not know we do love why we glorify mother love more than father 6r why we think ot the tie between mother and child as being stronger than that between - father and “child j Perhaps it Is because in Infancy the child is more dependent’ upon the mother than it Is upon the father and because-morfathers than mothers dekerf their children In divorces it is nearly always the mother who asks for the children’s custody Many men are willing to sacrifice their children in order to marry a flapper but very few women are willing to give' up their children i fof a lover j Governor Smith disposes of that that he has bought no lumConsumers In some parts of replying or other building material - He ber the country today are paying as is president of la company that gave high as 75 cents a dozen for good a building cjbntraQt to Btarrett fresh eggs Tliei price Tin this brothers of 50 neighborhood is in excess Americans cents Many - wonder I how the Russia was destruction like price of eggs can jremain so high economic at the the cliff edge when the number of flocks seems wonder how ofRussian industry can to have increased The truth is compete Isuecessfully with our lumI the number of laying hens in ber men the country hardly kjeeps pace British andAmettean interests be with increased population i x gin exploitation! of potash and othOgden reer valuable5 deposits in the Dead On basis of the reports Parks Improved City V which annoys the Arabs To see A Municipal Golf Course ceived on about 20000 farm sea millions in dollar? and pounds takBeautiful of a City! Ogden poultry flocks the indications en from the thick salt water for - Homes are that the total number of the benefitvof British and American is irritating But the birds in all the farmj flocks of industrialists Mohammedans! have had Palestine SENATOR BING II AM the country at the end of 1929 in their hands for thirteen hundred GETS A SPANKING will be about 5 cent greater years with plenty of opportunity to For the first me in 27 years than the total atper the end of 1928 exploit the Dead sea I -- drudgery) on the lower east side They were singularly devoted and had grandchidren But on a weekend tripj to Atlantic City he ran afoul of 'one of those coyly flirtatious ladies onj the Jboardwalk In two1 weeks hej had established her in a Park avenue apartment and surrounded her with a luxury that made the section buzz - He is the victim of the wiles of a chiffon lady who has! long been notorious fof gold diegtoS and apparently he construction of his new office Ing and hotel’ AND PRICE NUMBER OF CHICKEN OF-EGGs- D ADOPTED? -- Another- was an wife came up! with him to affluence from- - small shop keeping today than- he was yesterday Senator Blease of South Carolina and the! senate will be he gain- says Alrfed E Smith recently caner from his increased wisdom didate for president bought 500000 feet of Russian lumber “for thej and experience - build-- 1 A DOnOTinr DIX— Every once in a while you or someone mother’s heart that yearns and breaks for the babe that has died but no One ever seems to that a father’s heart can break forthink the little one that has gone Just as much and in - tome cases more than the mother’s Three years ago wc lost a little bay At my wife5 was prostrated but with' ' 1 the coming of another child she seems to liav got over it while I grieve more all the time I never mention it to her or any one else but often I feel that I cannot carry on but know I must for the sake of others dependent upon me But night whojare after night Idle awake and it seemsto me that tny noyTeaches out his little arms from the grave and calls to me and asks me: “Why did you let me die when r so loved to live?" No it Is not only the mother’s -- - The fif- ) i Standard-Examiner- 's Age v v P LY FLAN i OF AN BQY KNOW IIB IIAS BEEN ABLE-BODIE- ties Three industrious husbands in ithe past six months — aged 62 54 and 57 ‘J respectively— deserted the friendly glow of the family fire place for sthe fierce white glare of ' h Broadway All were men whose lives In business' 'and socially! were - without blemish They had reared children of whom they Were deservedly prpud Not a whisper of gossip was ever heard Yet almost over night inleach case the uendo flared iup scandal One was a famous financier who after disposing of his interests pre- Moscow flight from Colonel- - Lindbergh is ' there to greet and shake hands With them He believes in good fliers no mat ter whence they came All other etatee $100 a month- i And so after specifying He did not even ask whether their i work one year! intended to pay for Member of The Associated Press United they knew there was nog corrupt government bonds from the' czar and bought ress Service NBA prese Consolidated motive in his conduct the reso- Kerensky by Wall street- -' C A B nnd f 22 was all lution but by adopted The Associated Brest is eacluslvely en-ot senators seems to which Our government use Jr to the titled (dr republlcation Russian dislike and fear the govern any newt credited to It not otherwise Senwould Asked he if resign credited in this paper and also the local meat will notice 'that Russian fliers news published herein f ator Bingham said “Certainly have been able to come from“ Mos not’ That shows sensei Nobody cow to Wall street come now tn four fliers lean thinks he should resign! He has oneIf plane on a friendly errand why learned a lesson and will be a not four thousand later in better better senator for it He is wiser planes on an errand less friendly Sox CHILDREN LESS LNTENSE THAN HUSBAND-SHOU- LD New-Yor- in the Dorothy gj)?x V fetter AS p p arpTYEE TVTEW YORKJ— The fliers 1 FOUR Russian ending a fort to soften the language of the! resolution They knew he had to be spanked but they Thre month wanted the spanking tp be as SIX mOnthii dJtleeUMMHttlJW One year painless as possible yet do the IZM SUBSCRIPTION RATES 7 Sc Delivered by carrier! one month By mall In advance In Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming j ‘ e 1 -- I I- So taking it by and large perhaps women as a class do love their children! more than men but there are many exceptions to this rule There are women who have no maternal instinct whatever and whose feeling for their children is that of an (animal for its young never show children any tenderness or affection andThey push out of their way as soon as they can And there are them men who are all Father and whose love for their children is the lives consuming passion of it The third victim a surgeon' took THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)) his wife to Europe this summer and at sea fell with a thud for an actress 0 Tlnies still kept out of sight THE oni her way to England to fill an A They felt tnat they would be engagement Upon landing he inall right1 if Mister Fanner went tjieir duced his wife to continue her away arid lugged his barn along the and tour he while is well us to exalt mother love for It European There wasn't any sense they pay our tribute' to It charmer took ithe next boat for but we should pay equal honor to fatherand love for its devotion' is thought of walking out and being Atoerica not less beautiful nor are its sacrifices less costly than those that caught The farmer still looked gildin now are conspicuous the mother makes We celebrate in song and story the They to rather mad and they would get ed) haunts that never saw him be of mother who puts her children’s pleasure and happiwrong j: who go ness beforethe And sp they watched him for a MR GRUNDV WAS AN INTER- fore Doddering dodoes own her cradles them in her arms when they are blah in this fashion and desert car- babes who watches who while arid then they saw him beside their sick beds whose hands never' are ESTING BUT fori DISAPPOINTING pumps dancing pet slippers them-wbroadly imile The barn was on his in to weary denies herself to give to them ministering WITNESS-illADMITTED EV- the wildest Broadway spenders wagon and he seemed all set to I ' care don’t and have their fling leave The Tinles heard him yell SAID NOTHING They ERYTHING But the sacrifices that the mother makes are not J who knows it Giddapr’ and give his horses quite SENSATIONAL KEPT 'HIS than those that the father makes who spends his greater a slap j Then Scouty said “He’s life TEMPER LOOKED A to support his children who works LIKE AND r'bolc hottoiling Near Fifth avenue this morning the United State senate found or about the same as the total at Dr Nvstrom going to leave us now I do believe” summers marketrattle-bac- k of that his youngsters may be sent off T through flivver professor sure disregarding And drove Grandfather kindly enough he In th® It hecessary to condemn tile the end of 1927 says the bureau ing at the Columbia university away The whole an wears shabby clothes 12 elegantly bunch could have signals crashed into places gantry bewho school of business says women reand girli that hisoys as well dressed Upholstered limousine ripping of as their' may hurray but they were wise RODNEY DUTCHER By conduct of one bf its members of agricultural economics of the fuse to follow dressmakers’ orders yelled the fender latter’s and who the denting was out real and still till he without necessities goes! companions to kept them give of 'agriculture NEA Service Writer and wear long skirts The flivver driver was white With an attitude that resembled department luxuries of sight (Then Clowny Jumped up in who body bends back on his takes and a heavier load “fashionable”-fivher The cent of the air and shouted “Wheel What WASHINGTON — Watching and faced with fright’ “I am Just tak send them off to college and give them a chance in life in many resppeto the fond ipair- - Those statistics Ought to prove women t wear will am skirts at car f to long hand my care if old man farmer’s good f listening to Joe Grundy before ing this second never he himself that had i hurts! nie taterestlnglo the poftry man night with a tail at one1 side drag-gin- dofwe entwhoUays exand mad We’re safe and sound all the senate' committee investigating ilyt and it is my first drive” be on the ground loobies is something of a disappoint more trim it do3s you- - the1 uJfUie the daipf cow fjwner the plained (The limousine owner patright When a child dies our first rush of sympathy goes ito the no man has ment egg ted his shoulder and told him to mother we I out “Gee of j that got con overproduction right because it Us she who makes the greatest outcrv per chamber of congress The other 95 per cent slick I to cause hinf worry Everyone seemed to1 suppose that drive on without even taking his It is she possibly he gets back home who weeps name upon opr breasts but if we could see into the which somehow his number demned) the actions of Senator ’bugaboo sensaonable but more intelligent will real quickhope orj and gets his bam set up appearance would be the of bereaved I hearts the - Then he will feel to stick all the tional for made skirts the of short parents very often we would know that the the this all day brighter spot Bingharh of Connecticut real investigahigh SCHOOLS STILL right more suffers is the quiet gray-face- d news is tion if That Chairman and that We good father who must spctators fine might have helped him and Senator Tom WalshCaraway Senator Bingham employed jas TEACH ESSENTIALS j his hide on and is with would his grief go usually was work because task with hi$ but kind I of others depend daily his secretary fori the executive You often hear m said tire eld time sa- upon him : i as- - drag out of him startling admisminority ask he’d of if scared like lilm tp Furnishings And moving pictures showing! sistance He might 'spank us' Not sions of Iniquity and intrig e whicn loons have now- reached a valuable “Men not do feel sessions of the I flnapce com- our these as ft mother does” things say public schools nowadays are “the latest” as soon as it is pro-- ) would shock all women “because a man cannot mine! lax-- of antiquity A steady market has been of the himself in the indulge mittee ii representative in1 causes duced too to on time much styles created The biinch then started on their change ie Spring bock beer sign spending telling his sorrow to the world but in many a three months It used to take two w&y and Scouty But all we saw was Mr Joseph with its goat manufacturers i association in “fads is worth around SI CO said “Come we father’s and of education frills" heart la buried ia a little grave and many an old r years to make a change CoimeliRut Tle senate can play along the wondrous highvariously known as swinging leaded doors 'have been Qndy man mourns after half a century the child he has still to are and their give Joe” “Old neglecttng Joe” and ' t sold for as high as $400 Gaudy “JJncle Joe” till we reach some place sent UP the bitter wail: ‘Absalon jny son my son Investigating lobbies pupils a thorough grounding in The British are optimistic not to way ?n t rvt that’s new There’s no' use staying Absalom would God I had died for thee" learned that while the Demo- the solid fundamentals of ele'r say 'complacent about our Wall here I guess There’s nothing do'' i I — street earthquake feel that our reg- - ing I Confess that I would like to cratic members of that com- menfary knowledge swiftly ‘dimming past bring from I twentieth lii cruets to business century ular lobbyists Those sonie $10 will suffer $50 find where is there twirling place heaps mittee were uninformed about Dr Carle ton H Mann of Ashe- lean speculation was HEAR MISS DIX— I am a married man with a I which held coffee cloves cinnamon to do” NOTHING REALLY NEW family cf whet the committee was doing ville N C children and with 'simply a perfect wife large of world All its a of “Be sudden cried gold we Coppy And all cuppl was Our trouble heard to what everytime 7 only ijook recently stock gambling should co Most of the in life is a shortage of money but she never complains Now I am $15Q wthi tte tariff pill in the supj- - look into the matter He quiet boys and quickly hide Jump-righ- one already knew— that Joe’s chief' forj reports behind a v tree and then for interest in life was to raise millions articles are sold to those who have not good at getting a Job land if I get one can’t hold it down and posedly secret spssionsj the Con- that the modem schools' far Look of dollars fer the political party installed private bars in their I see but one way out and It is this: Lord Beaverbrook abl goodness sakes 'don’t peep knew from nection manufacture see and A that favored high protective tariffs homes er have there what found a distributes I There Is an old lady of $3 who has very poor health and can’t pamphle neglecting the essentials ing closer and free man is sprawled out on the ground” and then to see contributrade hve pretty well wha' was going an are actually the that She is passionately in love with me and has promised me devoting1 much more various parts of the British In a Jersey town a flourishing thatlong The Times looked and saw the man tors received a good return on their if because Senator Bingham’s sec- time towill leave my wife land family just to be a companion to Empire I sabusiness in the manufacture of i:i the “three He describes the United- States sys and he was sound asleep instruction investments the through in profits her old her age that she kill make over her fortune to me If I waS tellinj them1 retary made possible by High protective loon bars for private use has grown R’s” than schools of the old days tem free trade among all states would this I from my wife for a few short years only brass down to district dp the and ITinles (The dinner duties Joe admitted all that In-- ! up peek Into ' says Britain possessing one quarter ' ' In a lengthy statement of at most ever did ever the and we could live in complete happiafterward town constant is demand a there of the globe’s surface could and bucket In the next story) atstead of or reticence shame ’his ness Senator Bingham reand the children call Salesmen give rails brass for ill every Would you recommend Service Inc titude was one of serene righteousadvantage Pupils in the present era he should be independent and self sup- (Copyright 1929 NEA me to do this? — H —? on' you with photographic i lated thathC employed ‘this n an says get twice as samples ness ’-"1 t """H porting hours’ of T r Joe is proud and happy to be the for hil Secretary because he instruction in the maiiy i A gentleman' from Everett WashR’s” as “three ANSWER: I man Beaverbrook who Canadian raises the birth r and then by dough could Assist the senator in the the pupils of i860 and four must know that1 Canada to some writes that Ithe slogan over This sounds like a scenario for a five-reraises the duties The Fennsyi ington thriller senators effort to do 'all that times as much as the Vigilance South Africa and Austalia to vania politicians are proud and their new jailofis: “Eternal He rather than a question asked In good faith It seems imof extent pupils adds Price is ithe a greater extent have observed in to have him on the doiigh liberty” happy 88 even that a was possible: in behalf of the 1826 If we are at woman possible should so be as to senile giving them edu- visiting v Britishers that fcertaln raising Joh and the Pennsylvania “I Ought to know I’m in the beer want the companionship of a man on such terms as you Connecticut taan tacturers In a cational features mat their condesco&sion’U business”! observed In this manufacturers are proud and hapsay she offers or that any man could be pusillanimous On top of this comes a letter state: ago country py to have him on the long previous hoi we did are get grandfathers rcalIy think of selling himself his wife and Bis’ in a Ithaca from freshman worldly ’He The dominions do not like con “IF THE mother is inefficient or job excels at both children ?to save himself from Bingham had said that the lobby also giving them a jmuch better descensioni bound muscle A indifferent' which Inhaving to vrork ‘ to support Before came And was had turn much Joe's it having occasionally t ere committee was7 “packed” against his I Rom necking He hot family same the Observe to gh case is and him the either the nurse or the experiences sting problems chortling u I as Americans1 many in Canada Ti grounding in the elementals and day ' nursery does the job better at the writhing s of another lobby j actor An For that s what’s the matter with you Mr II You are lazy a current play has la 1st moreare Australia to — a like chair— the Americans much witness she can herself than do it” Ruth That was an niiwlse statement A POOR WAY man! a from West role of the and shiftless and like lesser home than the New bom a for and lack grit and backbone That Is British M Wadsworth F D lobbyist Engbig (Collier’s) to make for it paused Senator TO ADVERTISE New Jersey He is a native he one and only land fish company of explanation any man’s not being able to get a of All Jersey or In Delaware Mr Alfred I Du "There are two ways of making ?“He’s nothing but a paid lobby- of East Orange New to od Norris to frame and introduce one hold down he after gets it The man who is alwavs Advertising is an essential in Pont after a careful survey means yourself stand out from the crowd ist!” exclaimed this witness con- which is nothing to get tight over ieing thrown out of work is the man who don’t work or who works his resolution of f censure Once this iodern age But jthere are to relieve someone— supa I but press agent the pressing needs of poor One is by having a job so big you temptuously in reference to a rival S71ch & n fashion when the incompetents are that thejresolutlon wa(s introduced' it one or two tf onus of it that ’give people past 65 ’years of jage He can go home before the bell rings if lobbyist for a rival fish company pose— sends it in as ft darb out weeded Is he their number always v aiong was bound to piss The senate us a severe pain in jhel neck hopes the state will follow his ex- - you want to The other is by hav- which had opposing designs on the T This is not iso hot either but ft make pensions! Lor the ing so tnuch to do that you must tariff bill and ample had' to pass it to save' its face Yotr seem to Chief among these is ‘the think: that your wife will welcome you Well What are you?” demanded fellow who fingers a mean flute in a aged part of the state budget stay after the others are gone’— back with open arms when you return from your amorous is named dance orchestra Broadway Opponents of tariff protection And Joe Old loud Ford Caraway laughed excursion with the old lady Don’t delude yourself about Mr Du Pont” following) custom Henry er and louder as Caraway land Idew Blowhard have! been saying for years that tAbigjtri-motore-d plains spent stipulates 1929 SyndiIf she has a particle of spirit or backbone in her she those McNaught must IValsh relieved that hectored the poor young man (Copyright have a right to be heard fhathave cate representatives of manufacturer the day recently circliiSg over be worthy The founders! bf Chris on“Citizens will Inc) sueh a until he lie that! finally but agreed contempt for you that she jthere must be won t let you comeblighting go into a committee room' It el Philadelphia while a raucous tianity would have left out Ithe word somelegislation he was a paid lobbyist too a mile of her She will see in you within guessed discrimination between legitij mate representation and' criminal - He ought to be playing grandpop most loathsome of all human beings the male the senators that only they want anc voice came down from the clouds worthy” decency4 does nit let an and secret lobbying”— Robert S Al- parts in the movies He’s nigh onto who would rather graft his living off a silly old parasite the bill is enacted Of cotfrse extolling the virtues of some new oldHuman horse die on the roadside even ien (The Nation) 70 now He’s a chubby little man ' woman thanwork for It is a not It be horse not especial 'that with a chubby little faces white hair true) But here w4a a' motor oil The voice could not though ease thrown opeij to the light of’ be escaped It was — Ubert? 13 constantly parted on the side and a white My advice to you Is to forget all about this fantastic plan and re are I bein2 challenged mustache He’s and t spectacles gold who art to by groups roll up your sleeves and go to work and quit dreaming about of tariff The people below had to listed to vhlte hairs and tired eyesP day wpere I so certain that they possess the shorter than tall “Baby Face” the OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON By easy money Anyway it’s ill waiting for dead people s shoes getting committee had jtst such a man- it whether they liked to or not would tall him if ha played truth that they are willing to burn gills (Copyright 1929 by NEA the and chances are that when the old lady died she would leave Automobile bompanies alone around clubs can report and or big banish night Service Inc) ufacturer sitting by his side in If that partlcular form of ad- sales Lawrence B Fisher reports Rabbi Leethe exponents of errors— most her for a Home for Disabled Tom Cats anyway money him about It imagine L Levinger (American giggling a secret session or the purj ose vertising spreads it will be nec- October sales' of Cadillac! and La Of the 150 persons and 50 news-- j DOROTHY DIX L' Legion A Monthly) ( of getting the bates his manu- essary to pass new laws in self Salle cars exceeding any j previous men In the hearing room LAYTIME indoors Saper to October in Cadillac’s history DEAR DOROTHY DIX— Ml husband and I have adopted a child Joe’s face bloomed reddest of Children' too young to go “If to turn over the facturing friends wanted defense To inflict a loud le Chevrolet production fob October entire parents" are and to fretful was all be And are no embarschool it from likely that we adore I want to1 leave the place we are living in and go of their children to rassment training Senator Binghm is a maii of for one’ of the things restless when the weatheri begins to a distant city where voice on a whole city is was 32 per cent above October last school teachers to no one will know that this child it not our and abdicate their u year culturu refinement and ideals indefensible It is to be own Just authority and responsibil- about Uncle 'Joe is that he' never to break! the leaves on the ground am that when he Is grown some one may afral(i hoped ??Lbe??seI never gets embarrassed lie’s not are dead dull and damp and the teU him that he Is an welfare faced with a situation Jfe is noted in the field of 'that advertisers - generally will child and that would break my heart j jchicago’s ity to adopted shine ito He sun Interesting situation waddled either They has to forgotten which But mildly Is alarming” up to the witness chair in a blue can’t husband tot go I feel this is unfair to the child refuses my at least archaeology Blit he is a better have the good sense to realize it cleaning and dyeing bUsinbsi Rm rNlcho1L6J then outside play UNHAPPY MOTHER serge suit and dark tan shoes and for very long periods at a time what Shall I do? a gay little blue bow tie unless there happens to be ft dry ANSWER: Wasn’t it his purpose in coming - - Of course the child will to Washington to see that the find out he is an adopted child boys r°Eip0mothcr knows that it is their that back? no but of matter got toys the not money where expensive would Why you always r go he would still find it out business of their own costing $1- - umversUy course! What else? And he add entertain Really it’s naturally because somebody would bob up who knew it'" 000000” ed the boys would get their money quite the other way about and a The boss dyers announce a lockthe 1800000000 creatures on this back if the RepubUcan party kept few spools or crayons or building 'Therefore the sensible thing to do is to tell the child so yourLIGIIT OF SCIENCE out of all union employes and start earth its campaign and platform prom blocks will make the hours fly self so the knowledge INjriIE definite ne that you are not his real parents will never ° if cautious changes in the an open shop ties Naturally someone had to more quickly than the finest come as a to him And if he is the right sort of stuff he will Christians in old days bellved that come to Washington to see that the steam engine on earth shjk by the examPle of iriodern medi-ec- s love you all the better for your having given'hlm the afBluntly boss cleaners and dyers Adam and God spoke to each other promises were kept and that he fhe American Bar association has ap- THE IMPULSE TO “DO that his own parents might have given him care and put it “Union heads competing face to face using the Hebrew lan- said was Just what he had been doreason is very simple A fection The No stigma attaches to a child’s being an with us can finance themselves guage supposed to be spoken to the ing for two or three decades- j child isn’t a statue nor a dummy adopted child and Is no reason for you to run away and hide on union there Gardert of Eden He spoke in a low matter of fact nor an automaton by grafting He’s vibrant as if you had the and Pre only ' By discharging all union voice and was never melodramatic with urges or impulses That something to be ashamed of Your husband is quite riant Surely old ideas are modified rep"sf“ in shall destroy grafting But if God Is not a personal be- His manner was mild and he was means he’s always wanting to do to leave his home for any such foolish reason as you Resolutlpna adopted By the association recommend that no we put tion source” at its one of his senses f0rth ing with a nature “permitting a never fussed' There ought to be things convicted person! be sentenced by a court previous ito ihe Every DOROTHY DIX now will vU Unions call bosses and in — more town tariff element” 13 not is he in on tiptoe etrainihg stretching any- many lobbyists of apsychlatric report toHde the court in (Copyright by Public Ledger) exerclse of Its dfs? racketer assistance doubtless as old personal out for soifffething to do that men could possibly un he said reaching cretjoB and likewise that be paroled or otherwise re- Italian 'cities used to bid for? the thing prisoner t demand We can't and mustn't expect HIS PATIENCE STRAINED leased from restraint without previous examination! and recom fighting services of great Captains color' A little set waof The ancients be them on A stitch In time may said “if and still to the camels Just “keep Of course there were times when children — -- mendations by a body of psychiatrists ter colors will fill many an hour a! 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