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A we know little miles an hour. � "I broadcasting begin and, tbe�'will cir- their value in. the.treatment of cer- were put up, financed lu,pmt by local I k
tqrious force that I In short flights over familiar terri- c�e helplessly for several minutes and taixi diseaAes. Their value depends, ,congregations and In part by thexan- . .. . I I �
- �11. ., �. . _ pigeon than was torybe might'set his course by. IaDdl- finally settle to the groun4cL This is however, upon their proper use. They.eral church. Ownem gave the use of I I . I � ..
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E. ; i , hom- in -the hold- of a ship. around India; vast distances. harm Nealts. is the taking of modi-. On 363 work projectsi 19,000 persons with some banality such as Inust, tion.-- Do not hesitate to strikis down.
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4.,�", ., and the range of flight remarkably , ranean. He had. no opportunity to se- cret has not prevented our using them the bottle of medicine will cure dis- money for' -work; the worker Was giv- quite. superfluous. Just hold out your If the obstructionist is a,woman, sond 4
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I' ,."11p, . � I - ti-alAug. Typical is the regimen at! not see 7200 -miles. Not even a "birol-'s their Popularity among sportsmen. change in the manner of life. If the labor. When he needed assistance, be understand the signal. But what If *Oman, a playful Push may do the I
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��, 1:,'�.,- - I t, e pigeon loft -of the Army Signal eye view" is necessary. A bird- which The sport of pigeon racing Was im- diet is faulty, if there is'Insufficien presented this at a bishop's atore� your hand is ignored? After ,all, one trick. Choose ainklidd
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v,- - - .. Corps at Fort MGnmouth, New Jer- I was released at some distance from ported from Belgium during the last exercise taken, if tlLe body or mind house and received according to bAia should be prepared, for everything. cumstanees, ando—open ibe, door. I 1�
?,,'��.` I �, sey, The fledgling, or 11squeaker," is, FGTt Bliss, near El Paso, was caught quarter Of the 19' century, and. to-daY requires rest, these needs, without, needs. The married man with 'chil- Suppose your hostess is blind. distrait, Si* -walk OUL The principle that
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sl-, -. fQd--goru and Pease within. the loft boes the rule
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��-.": :.� at regular intervals. When he is six I one who wanted, to keep ihim - but city of any size throughout the coun- health,. are not to be overcome bY hi"abor than the single man. a situatton? ,Of, course it does. You that which I laid dojwn under rate
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,U� I peas. This Is repeated until an W I tada. . that its explanation does not lie as $6,000. The average life of a hom- is to secure the proper- nutrition of the countryL Mormons are strongest ter. If #ot, your . hand win soon get boredom.. For shame, do not lend
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inside. in any combination of the five known lug pigeon is e ' ight to ten years, the body. in Utah, Idaho and the'southwestern heavy-4-rop, it. This completes the yourself to such a scene. If you lose
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It. ., "' a little distance from the loft a beeline from the tossing point to are -performed between. their second, rest, and cleanliness. Not one of ward&. Each ward always hashad, a . Tbree-say good-bye. Why say cou�e in and sit down again-- This
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, -and rerease& The traAner remains in � the loft. They will fly axound storms and fifth years. In the 5,590 pigeon these can be ueKle,c�ed if the health
- relief society, so the machinery -for gbodbye9 People have often, asked. * a sure'sign, which, IJk6 a football
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1, the IGV�. rattling earn and peiLs in a and fog, and will follow tihe easiest races flown under the .supervision of of the body is to be,maintatned. It undertaking the program was already pae this question, . nk signal, means one-' and one
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� day he is released at increasing olis- contrary .to all'previous experience, peted. 'The bane of the pigeon en- of them impairs the health of the hope that idleness may be. forever it will save you from being consid
�. . .1 tances, until &e acquires the habit of , army trainers have had considerable thustast is the type of hunter who person who is careless. Neglect In banished from. the ehurcbk along with ed queer. Since I devised my system gram, you -must. not leave anything
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�, � .:. entering through the same trap each 1 success in training them to fly at takes a pat shot at , anything that such cases means abuse and, while it destitution. . many of my acquaintano�es have tried beltwol-nor must your wife. But if
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q-. 4 time. WheA mating season comes, I'night. The birds are taken out only flies. There is scarcely a singe imi- is true that the human body will Not only was eyery Mormon taken to detain me. None has succeeded. you do leave soidetlidng, let it go for-
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71, . and later when the squ!eakere are born 1 after dusk. A -light is kept in the loft portant pigeon race from which some stand considerable strain, it will not off relief but members who bad grown This has occasioned much wonder a- ever. What is a mere eigareta case,
"� . the traindag is intensified,. The birds: and. the -birds, having eaten nothing birds do not reiturn with shotgun pel- permit of abuse. Neglect of one - Or lax about tithing are Wthtul once eave it! I
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� , '' are taught by repition that mates and since morning, fly back for f66d- lets lodged in breast. or wings. more of .4be laws of health means ,more. Members who had neglected,, not oi�e has suspected me of having cannot say too emphaflcally�-and L
"I � I young will be found beyond the same I Night after night, as the distances Daring,the wax, pdgeons were used lalck Of bodily harmony, or disease, Of dutring the fat years, the goo(I Mor- a system. For -this desirable state of do so without kear of contmdiction-
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1� ciers always try to enter in raci3d'ficient, and the -Signal Corps expects messages, and many itories -are told, 'be -restored, by taking a bottle Of meals on the first Suiidhy of each of the wofd "Good-bye." I therefore whole sYsteni Is to walk away..
11 Vrols thn, qre courting or raising ultimately tG develop a breed, that of their valor, or at� any rate their medicine, when it is the manner Of. month -and contributingAthe price of recommend it . �
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., I a c messages at night as well stubbornness, under fire. - It was .a living which needs to � be corrected. the meals -to the poor fund, -have tak- Four -go to the door.,.If you,tbink I
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� , bi Questiow concerning Health, ad- never any benefit to give out and- out between nising and� leaving; he may I
, home; they want to be near their semi -circular canals. Some say that York,s 77th Division- This same rd I
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,�; A— bleeding igtump. He was idolized
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