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PAGE 6
Study Your Ear! Are You Born Coward? Noted Psychologist Tells Where You Fit in War Scheme
Can a •>!•< H*r ».*• 5' ' n* a » ar*
er* Jr
rTI r,r *•• '» ' ’* r
Thl ■ n l« i! i<^ m *t ' dav
In tfar »■ nO* '-f tn u-if;■!• '• "
Cana. n-w tb»* .th* *f< * • "
firm. and i-.ftnv «>m tut-, »r* t*
|»af 4ni<"! t a1! > ;nfTi'»t s’
Thatr pl-« ha. a *'d •'* f -''* ’ ’***
Up th# pf p » Afl,*T •% •'•
**n-t a r ' ■ ► * •
of what *r» * f * f * ' *
a r fl« ' Th* •
m#n»al h* k *• * t* n '
n !<•#• *«>' a a • «
• rid trylr k I ’r. I o-it * h. t:i
cur*«l
The a4it<T of *h r>. ** I »t‘ *' r ***
#v# , h ak*-l !' •
flMa.l I ran*’h : “*•* ' *
thl. t «iin* rt . t «' . n-a th * ,
U. $. MUST
STRIKEHARD
SAYSROOT
All Nation’s Strength
Needed, Returned
Envoys Declare
NATION READY
TO MEET TEST
All Departments of
War Activity In
Full Blast
WASHINGTON*. Aug Amer >
must set hfTAt If for a rrem»-Ddo
struggle If Germany to be v.-
whelmed HuiMjrt-d* f thousand
troop;- must be sent to France Ra;i
road enginerr* and Hippli*’- - mu» f t>*
hurrird to Ru.f>i« hSi**l must
supplied to Italy Otherwise hop.
of the great Teuton mili
tary mac nine will dwindle month b:
month* and 'be war will je indefl
nltely prolonged
Thisw a* the me««age brought the
government L* > '< da • :»* t:;< ni r.r«
of the Hoo.' (otntnf.Heion to Russia,
returning from u-ir long ami h
torn trip Russia, they report. *
safe Sfn will survive her present
difflrjlty and ’i‘da> :«* d-ing mor*
in a military way to win the war
loan Amerif a
The return of the oratnit* on
found all government deparTnen'."
ready, however, 'o respond to 't.e
tremendous demand." they face
The shipping board* standardized
steel whip program- abou- • tie
launched I>.-.sign of a -tandard 7,
500 ton cargo carrier ;w complete
Only the contracts remain to e
let B’eel prices await a determina
tion of cost by the federal trade
commia*lon One company has offer
ed to fabricate «h.p* a* nter.or
plants and assemble them at the
weaooard at a cost of approxima’ep
52(H>.006.<. of).
While whipping price, are h'-r.g
whipped iroo shape. s'e; 4 are b< -.g
taken further *o block *- m #t? c? b:g
buetneew to gOUgt the Allied A po!
icy haw been deed'd Upon to ref .-*■
licenses tn those firm- ch.,rg r.g
more for supplies to the Allies than
this government deems fair
Meantime the w ? at»* departmen* re
celvefl a f» w Insight- on in’err.al
condition- ir. Austria, Rus-ia and
Italy. It is reported tha- nial.g
nan* diseases are taking a terml
toll in \u.Htria and wt'h food«'uff.
M’are. a winter of gnat -uffer.r.g .
predicted
In Germany money scarcity is be
ginning to cause r*-al uncasin'4.
rhe f»ertnari". attempting to crea-*
further unrest tn Russia, are fondirj;
Kuwsii wnh German rnt n* > to fui
ther intrtgti*-
Italy's fotnl situation is such tha'
th*- will nerd no wtirn’ frnrn the
United S'*'* - thi winter Sh* n'^d 11
onh fuel md munition*
GERM AN SLEUTH
GIVES IT PISTOL
TO GOVERNMENT
Charles Moeller, a d»-tecti>e tp t},e
employ of th* I'eie -Marquette -ai;
way. I-- a ti* rruan and technically an
alien en* itn A> ui h h*- went be
lot' I Jilt **l Sta'e Mar* ’i a 1 p« trend*
several da> - ;*k>-. obtained a permit
to rctmOn in h war jmn» and turned
over hi- tun r 0 »h« mar'-tal \i:*n
enemies are not permitt.-d to e
armed even when gn«n permis«ion
to remain at lar,-e
Moeller v\«tit <jiosn to the *,i'd
thou and r.-.sumed hi* di t-.e,' a .
without, a gun Tu dav n th* L*
c une aero-., three ttuev.- rifting
box car and !••• o gh? to ar •
tl»»n» (tn. of them pulled a gu?i n
the detective. Unarmed a- f,« v,
Moeller took •he r*-\ Iwr away tr■ >r
the crook Wednesday-' he t~v
to Mar-hil i'< 1 '-nd* and *urr <!
over, asking it it would be all r gp
for ltit:t to havr th* kurt" of r*>bb*»rs
In his possession while h. was gn rig
frnn> th* railway yard- to *he mar
shal's i.m* •
He was fold that while *pi« would
he a technical violation it would t >
proper enough if he did tu-* tarn
on the way.
WANT TO MARRY.
RUT TOO RUSY
TO GET LICENSE
Thotna* Ha< k. No r»Rk 8r Antoin*
•’ . wpplie.l Wednesday morning t*>
Joseph Ptiarski. marriage R-'en.*
clerk for a license for Elijah W n
and Eils Walker to mwrrt Th*
clerk e\pUtn»*d tha* one of th* par
ties concerned Would have to make
Terson* application Hack declare.*
that neither could afford to I* hi.
*ork ton* enough *o come to th*
wtmtjr hiiHdina. end he didn't *-•
how they were going to grt a I,
cense exrepf\thrt! a third i>Hn>
They ha\e to aare their nton»’»
lo get married *' h* declared, ' and
they simply e* u t u» '
HERE’S HOW TO RECOGNIZE TRENCH FIGHTER. M VRKS.MAN AND STRATEGIST WAR'MAKES HEROES OUT OF QUEER MATERIAL
i vary Imp.'rtaf i- ' ■ ’ '
41.1 r inti -* .* f-- ** s
nr j ui i* ii t tit i• i < kw "til n
NEW Yt IRK. V-S -■* Vr* ~»u a
-wail'' /•
Is th- lobe of vour c,r small ’
- Ho tb* top" Os your ears pro.:- ■’?
Is th* '*b* of mr < >.r » ng* ?’ and
* *h h.< ' 1
Is vour forche-J h ch and * de a
the , r*'-* n \
It tO if * * *d m i * .a* •* t» ' • < *nd
tfcc 'A'*’
1/vvlt *' vottm* f be •tt.r'vr
| f y 11 t * pv r> * | J r#• c’Ul \T
65 PER CENT ARE
FILING CLAIMS
! Mtrmpt" To Bribe ! ocal
Boards Reportini In
New York
NEW V- RK Aug ? -af'
*ll*tjo fr vm ' ’ a a ’ *r*
•oday •>' w-« . .to •e" *i*' ’ "
cent of 'he non called f r tfce ca
tional art;.,. a. mins *vr .
Th.- :* an improvement c\e- csr'.er 1
scattering r*-' ;rr • » * n .-xempti*' 5«
«v *r*g ••! “' ;•' •
N * w r k ’ a" v-s; -V's
c"? r.uu:b*-r f n> : • da'* '
('if this to'*: *> TANARUS" w-.-r* f*v r, 1 » r
bie R- >s- e t'erk r < : ’a'
ney general. a' -f ' c. ty * per
cent • f * b -• * • i at* a- ";r.£ -i
emi n r-. t* - -. &■’ rt
• hirg*'' ’Ka’ si * r- have repea*
*ijg *• r- i bribe-. * lean*; -
bonrd members
Uhu'ac ■ showed U; U. examined
ejnpt -'a hao J -
distr.- ' ‘ ‘ • - b* . * n* 1
filse tiidr s ar.J «. *ao:ed 'he
... * r . , • ; • ■ -
per rent IR some K:\r - •'i’* and
- Mir,) dlsTicv- already
calling 'heir . t‘ra
in Indianapolis !.>•? o' 2>
-.aim'd ‘v ns;" n r- w• *•
cal ground*
FREE SERBIA IS
PEACE DEMANO
I.ONIW'N A.* E* Ini e; *-r. fe-co
of Serou w •*? England ' d.-mand*
that must • me before p- .-e is
pos.-ibi*
I‘rerjS* r I.R :• 4-Georg*- made this
clear* toogv in in address delivered
at a luncheon .n b*»t;« -r of premier
Pa* ;*r-h 1 Sr: -
“Great Lriiain will r.o* « -i'l-.J* 1
iptil is :nd«; v the
premier «;e* lared. «peAa r.z is 'he
name * f *h* g •v. rn-.-'r.’
:oia .* entitled *o full r'para
'ion and must a*». ;• Lord c* . <i'
dared, following .J 1 G* cr><
\V. s. HARSH A TO
BE LAID IN THE
GRAVE THI RSDAY
W;*r > Hat‘-ha : r rmer l*rk
of *h« Unite o'a’c- cc-ur?
j died. Tu*ed*.'. rt hi., - .mr-.;*r b--me
a* S' * r M > a" r s
-* 1 *- of ’hr** >'.4*4
V r Fm •"I • *,a-l *f * " ’ *'.’*-
lif* : t i ■ , \ ,•. ; ‘
the ! n:v-»rs '• of Mich gun TANARUS; *'>
He resign'--; a.-, lers of the Vn:*ed
* i ircuiv mr* *" r ' c fvil ■
ag >. J - 11- •* - g :. v * i
his hooks by ’h* o'parTrtier.T of ,u
--'ire.
Hi I**! M r '!a * h • • --i 1- a
bclla Mo". - ; 'd ■< x ’ • -■
1 he funeial o' Mr a .1 1 e
he|d frorii h.. <• r'-Md'O" N*
pete* I *-r-- St r 4 -n.
He -v d 4 d r* ntb*r *f• h* F r«* ! '- j
bytenar ch it h
LITTLE PAL.
1 a w. c < - .
1 Lr- NES
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5° SACK ACjO g’ 4 OAC^X
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CSXAn' —
ii °
I i?ies. then uui are «*ha' !* called •*
cow a
P>l» », en* e row recognize-. vAu
• imply a> be'ter fl'ted for some
•
In the • r* 1 he- you m ght d:*- e.-t"
». the whole command ~nd p*-*- biy
Tht* ** least. * wha' l*r *te Ker
. - ~ V .»• t'-'.v an d- -A • ...
»4i«-i h-.•: -w v . w. ; *. p
•so 'ward" m c ;r row a t-'
Keeping I p With the Joneses
TT~ T7T" Y**> C' <r‘V NL v l I V rTO Ty CFHTN WHY THY Jf Kik ikjS MY GOOO ; 1 MAJ POROOH IK) T »NCLuD>nT~
- c - 0 *: -V F3 th CUYTOH WH * T LL , MW"' Th€ JOHUtET -N W Win ION V 5 'TH’ HtfM> CrAR DELNEfZ, TH*
' WAN. Pa N tfv Tj» 1 j Give "TH£rt OU«t A Y Yrw v VO\_)f?TH MSM
th U £M, *>0 4
:-.k\A S T > Otfvßt; fl|rTtc A ] I ' I>OLL«BS. G»VC » OF IV TEEP3 TH’ GOLD ?U>H ThEUI
Wt liAvE toi; v wHcry’ ' >
I HOnt ? n ' owt
—r~ d*k j 't ;-Jr— a|, y i op- 1 "A.
w. 2♦> /m\ '[, .: vyW ''
ei if i Tg
I 1 '* ' * N KV>P-
Outbursts of Everett True.
fvc ’ T wstt M4>«r !' riooff-av
HCRf mL W ii
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DETROIT TIMES
1 • also {**‘.'Sible to
p: k th h tnan
'«* • *i» he lean muscular
I 1 ■ .• ■l l * - *'f *H* *'.i tj* ,re
'• * and ti* 1 'ill th- ,1 a w The
f 'h e . ;i: - at - Mju ire' Th
•• 4 - .*' * ' bird ,>t even
*-s " * !i * !• t’g'h of The fare
1 ' ’ - 1 • * * t* * * op and *he
r -.* - - ■ w. itev clop**d The
g o.f n se i' wide bumped
ti . ' ‘g* «*f th»-
«h>e eye
4 *. * 1 ITT 1"" W Mh t*v
. . * > *■ " r .-eembling
w , * - - in •• • ;r*v:.iti no«e
r 'c ' Mgh* and thin.
-By Condo.
By LEO.
• .'he: dr.i»n a' the corners upon a
, ; u , . n \l*• * th. chin is liW«
. *• ..f •» .■ typical S«o’ hnun long
h,.»\y .md b*'n> The te.-th ar»
h* , and yellow and the J*w«
e <* n th* t s**r'* face
!n 'he r .T *•.*".■ the utan niio
- • down (" having the neceawiry
d.t'h ;>'■ the as"iul*
TS»- good sho'- car. be ptekevi >
. . -pf «• 'he i-u>« If he <*ve
,r le.pl* o'lnk O’ if the* £t*» *’U
**-at mpr»-swion b* having a •olid
;:v>' n * o' he h'tdgg of ’* •’
,nd a good w d'h be’we»-n the
. -4 • e nan ntav b. pc down
t -d pr<'"P« ctire riflen an
9 WHITES
BESIEGED
BY INDIANS
Arizona Apaches Go
On War Path; Mas
sacre Is Feared
G*.OBE. Arii., 9—Re*
fe-ced by the C'beque tr- be
, he-e as the wildest in
and a**s of the Sa- Ca- os eif'vj
t on. st- » ng Apaches a** and We«
c» r i *jve cut te esnone I -e» to
the asbestos m.rea. Lieut
E-nest Steckee. ruinmg a *--«
sage h«-e by cou- a
pitched batt e” s emcecteo be
t*een the led an a-d
the posse 'ed by Deputy S-r **
Da* A""e r Th* C beq-jea ee-t
6* the wa-path a th the
Apac*ea ea- y today
M/ ’IK, \' * \IK * Te*- -1*
nine »h ; *» r.-.*n r>* - >**-1 n a !.t
Bier I ft*. Alai
iby a mob of 0 \;-*-he Indiana and
M» * <n* * i he n i arrr.*d
ct’lien* f '*fpe formed a pO«ae
, early ' d-v- and -j«he.i to *h»'
ye«c >;*
Th*- p ne r.»R have nr.!y a few
, round* ? aiam':nV:on. ’ was re
;i<T'f I <1 iy -la\ They were
driven r.* . 'h<- dig ut y Inllan*
and Mei ar.« who ■»*?' on *hewar
path fro w p,g a «*rike The In
dlan» i • < •',-« ! ’he forest on the
moun’air *!n{;es
A A - ’ (f \\e «»r' <e *wo of
the birge«* a h* -•- mln»* in the
dl-trlc* are *hu' down
Births
h»> \ *
TV ’( t r t’Wefen’V
1* »’* ■ - - 4-,-a*'4rrtßa' , t.
It; ’ a ■ * , - - \f* i »
fn• • - * o ( i» ts K'lpJ' Harry
rv, !• ** ivr A a- a«E' tV FT*- **•*
- " *»* • • v vrt a*. t;;r
1 ' ** 1 ■*• M . * * i■■ ft % «ft 4 I
• • r' a-- F • » •« H K *l • SAS
• * , S' P r*: an 4
r* Rake* r.;- -* 4 M Morrv
»- • • « ;: o' hi a*
'•* - > o » A • V-ver M* Oil
•> *i 4 a * k» * i> 'Tin S'* i
ilr-rr,-' 1 r> I,i tta Tiliman W
k . - . v «• i • - » as
--rm * 1; .bota
Hv*k a ‘ r- » 1 K
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I J»- P r **r tv p',l
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rt *, ■ • rh* * -n t h A
•'•nr' -: • « * 1*
•** M» ■;* --r E- lt*rt 'k IV. Mow
e-4 V V " 4- F. 'Fra
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• *ar4 , ! »'• IF .t’ ftij
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Be • *>» t• » • it; r ifiifn t
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A. a * a 1 a ' »h For*
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a . ». I: \r t a «r es t
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rrn * Mi n r ' Tarn' » F
n n A, ■*» 'rionii r; r.e , o.
* i n a ’ *■ i-a ■ ■t, r»»n*
r>'« F fi wa '♦ I *7 •*» Aubtn t*
’ * . • an"»i4 P. ' Fe|o
• 21* ' • *an» '< f*iuntio ai
! F'. 1 rr. I < «-
•I • ' ■f »e f4 ■ n f l Fa'
. n N le,v* <n' "At tv 4wi *4,
*. ‘ e J 2 ■*• Ff» 1» ft * Flail.
li-jt'err it F Fla r 4 S'.b Mu
• ».. • ‘ Tr •• • lit l « • »»n
--* V'- M r • la ' I! l i*'*«rt *S Jo
'a 4 f fV t tt 'if* 1 k ;i«. ia r> fla 14 K ,
• 4. •• *,A I' p»!> 4 Roberta »S
RrllHun M F F .M Fllinkall jot
Fr , n I It * rtui :t nor.
»r e A 'ft »r '.2 ( i'*»ns >o4 J 4
r» u . nett r *va 4» Iftft n fr I'm 14 J»S
•» if» I! F-;tb»r or* n 'deftftaa*
* ‘ Ai, * r |' 1- ’ i 1• 4 A Iff ft *
« • h 'o Four** I " alt* a ItJ
'!*- »* I KI *■ n ■T'*er> , •. • 1 ff bf h
?■ \f |*he*«"n »|J Tw»n*v-flfrh. P.
at, aaa • Tarn se .1 Affar4t.
Fi ir4erin F N'im»'h t Fla'on - *
KereneS' ’I Ha-on W A, U Ill'll!
| iOS Otrlinl,
‘Note the I tun in* in' n- 1 -* md
e e« he '• th- worst >h**t on • 11*
•in the other bond, '•ocall ilu* ia • *
o* all the pii/. winners of shooting
competitions wh» *•<•;• it \> licit t <•!.
Switzerland at yo.ic. Uarl-* :
♦on abo*»(iit4 11 ip ay be put do'vn
a* a maxim tha* the ,ng!< '*»ini*‘d
by the n* »e and . yebtow n*lg« -i"
an uniti - oi.'li *'ign
Fortunate!*. a tactful cow *r*l
rt**. *.->** w.'ll pro*r * si r;U■ g «l
'ter * If '* . *or* head I" **:**• it
the base, wits *fie *\trent«’ nrre
of th* **> protHiding an f 'l'*
width !• good above th*’ t-mpl* t*
well as across the car tops, you
Edison Grimly Fighting Kaiser
From Behind Guarded Doors
Os Little. Red Brick Laboratory
<>n.\\ .in • a.* :* t;
A Ed;* n V- r . *n>
This is :. ba r >• tii.it i< < ing
"tlentiy ft ’.gf-.t j. i.•. ■! »*
\ .'tie re.j :rk i.-Mtng
with ivy. the fatu" i* .n•» - ■ *
labor.Di r*
I Lave no • gh' to 'aik a > '
ti> «»‘C re'ary of the nav* . ’ V , -
'he i.imhu* 1 •; a* o. e from th*
cior'h g .ari* 1 - n< 'im
res;-r.« * an inquiry *n li*i -t:
work
E*il4--n :« gua*de ; i; k ■ 'he p<*
d'-n' An T*-- f. :i • wr ■ ‘ - •
menacing ba: b*-d * :e -• , r
ia'• rat or y f*-,t--, *r - re*. • of and
When Edison a, k > *-- a -*• r*-'
*. * man • f *»* *
Th* "01*1 Man ash« 4 k c *n
♦o hi* a«" ci„'- - Li* **arte<j • p * *
Left’ 'he karar- **:rt 14 ntc'l »t ■
What is Castoria
PASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing
Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nar
cotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been
in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea;
allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and
Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea The Mother’s FiicntL
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30
years, has borne the Signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All
Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-Good M are but Experiments that trifle with
and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
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th» I*a • mln th* 'a* .- of Wa -!i
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man. 1 » *olut 10n.tr. genius.
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I Knot man* .oung f*!lows in
1 ’‘l,n* c who Oiild never h,** kllle.l
* P befo'* 1 'he *tr and who now
volunteer so th- most dangerou
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Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher.
Dr. A’Nert W Kahl. zt Buffalo, K. Y . »«7«: "I have used Taat/iria fn
my praetire for th« paat 2d yrars. I rejfard it as an excellent medicin*
(or children. ”
r>r Guatave A rtaenrra' 4 H'r, rs Sf. PauT. Mfnn , ear*- **T hare n»e4
your Castoria repea’ediy in my with good result* and can recom*
raend It oa an exrellcnt, mild an l harmless remedy f° r children.”
Dr. Th J. Dennia, of Ft. Louts, Mo. says *T havw used and rr» irrflnl
rourt istorla In my sanitarium and outside prart!< r for a number of yearn
r.r. 1 fin ! It t.a Ixi an eicellent remedy for children ”
Ur n A. Durbanan. of rhlladelphla. I‘a . says "I hare n,ed your raa
torlx Ii tb«* cane cf r y cwn baby ar. 1 find it pleasant to take, and have
obtalnd excellent result* from It* use.”
It. J. H Simpson, cf Chicago. 11l . says: "I hare used your Castoria in
/a- ~ f ro!!<* In children and Lave found it the best medicine of it* kind
on U.e market.”
I)r TI. L. Ilsklldflon, of Onaaha. N'eh, wart: M t find your Castoria to he m
B'andard family remedy. It la the heat thing for Infanta and children I
Lave ever known nnd I recommend It.”
Dr I. TI Robins- n, of Kansas City, Mo. ears: "Your C**tor!a certafnTyt
hns merit. Is not !*s nee, Its continued use by mother* through all these
yrars, and the many attempt* to Imitate If, sufflrient. recomraet-dationZ
\.hat ran a phy*l- i*n add? Leave It to the mo'hers ”
Dr. Edwin U I ar >e, of New York City. says. "For several year* I hire
recommended your Castoria »nd shall always continue to do so, as it hag
Invariably produced benefirial results.”
I n. N. n Sizer, of Brooklyn. N. Y, says: “I ot.Jert, to what are railed
latent medicine*, whore maker Alone know* what. Ingredients are put la
ti.e-m, bu* I know the formula of your Castoria and advise It* use.'*
GENUINE ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
1 .Hut hai>ir<lou*
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'onnd* <1 1 1 <-ir <1 1. »>. 1 lo fll ■ ihe
ss;»r Fh*>\ win- kill'A ll - It' i- " 1
in«ifT»'nil\#■ and b* .i . 1 ,i\i 4?• \s
lint h* 1 c unmi unit >
If youi >toiii:i h i. too iiiM and
Vour rtilio are fat. nml you l> v
liort and |*litin |•. and ton I;'*'
:in*»r nail-* and voiii • \.,n.- • -tr>
and your walk i> >lmn In ,md "i
hair a rubber in \our kn****ft u
it*- in st***** 1 tor the irtny
"If \oiir ffilp Ift Arm. \our bn
<er.ft bony, \niir thumb long and \nui
Kh'* lin*' -iralgh* you will • limb M
ihi* top an 1 riun** l>i< k >.«r<
rider** had fl*. tin.- gl ’np-*“* »f th,.*m
n*» 1 1;a-a d-ir'*d pi-? * ndowf ill in
m t* nnng hut rh* kai *r would
pr-i -ibh giv* *n army <; .■ lon * r
whai the*«> m*n know.
K.l * n w. n 'i • *• rr .
Os nil TS d*'er'.\i. at hi-* ’•■••a
had to Fall fro* at nuir* r-.i k*-:>-
r *.• •’ .ri • j
watch.
( HIN A TO DEC’LA UK
WAU ON AFSTRI \
Aur X 'pTta w ” ho
ln< ludefl m *f * w*r d* *-3 *r.** ■ i -i«*
( le.J upon b> ' I.l* a ;*.• •• ,* t.ir
many In * f**w day- ’F.> f--r* .kin <>f
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Th*- Is{ an< - »■* ; • -' >n • o
V * r a *'!l bate ( . r*' in S»•; *• : :
The Ros-van if * - * over nne
* \th of ’bo earh* land -urf-o »\ '->
nr rv ul and l r' , T l ili*. *inn* -nd
pea; r» m**le than I«.':e*»
By Pop.

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