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The Brussels Post, 1910-5-5, Page 3'SDS MEAT PRICES SOAR 'U. S. BEEP CHHAPER IN ENG« TA.NI) THAN IN S'PA.'1.'LS,. Alrterieans T'Pied to Gain Control of English ii nrkots Iullue:uce Of BeefTreat( American dressed beef is selling •cheaper in England than: in the United States, says the .New York 1'Vorid, after conducting en' investi- gation into prices . at Smithfield Market, one of the greatest meat distributing mar'ke'ts in the world, ' Three managers of American firms located there were interview- ed. One of them Kent into consid- i+rable detail in explaining why the American Beef Trust, after paying the freight to the seaboard' and across the Atlantic, . sells - beef cltrapor in England than in the 'United States, He said r COMPETITION DOES IT. "It is true that American meats are sold cheaper in England than in the United States. And why? Be- cause here in England we .are in competition with the meat supply from the four quarters of the globe: One cause of the steady rise in the ()est of meats in the United States is that the au whey with'his vast areas of grazing lands in the middle and far west and south-west is smatter• ofthe past. Hundreds of thousands of cattle fattened"an- nually in former years on the wild , grasses of the public' domain. CONSERVATION -A-ND COWBOY. "Tho Government has driven the cattle men off the face of the earth, so to speak, and the grass which was once free and gave all the peo- ple cheaper ineat is now going to waste. This is done under the so - 'called `conservation' policy. "Much of the once aluigst. limit- less grazing' land has been put un- der irrigation and cultivation and is settled by farmers, who are trait's - forming those districts formerly in- habited only by cowboys, cattle, buffalos and Indians into thriving communities. No doubt the advan- tageof this is far greater for the nation, even 'though the penalty is Higher meat for the greatly increas- ed population." ARGENTINA A FACTOR. Quito recently an American con- cern bought from the South Ameri— can and London owners a control- ling interest in a.meat-packing con- cern of Argentina, thus making a combine and taking a• competitor out of the field. The trust has so organized the business in the United States that independent butchers no longer ex- ist to any extent. The retail deal- ers axe forced to buy their sup- plies from the Chicago and allied. Packers and are -practically control- led by the trust. The American trust tried some months ago to get control of the Smithfield Market in London '(where meat stalls have been pass- ed from father to son forr genera- tiuns) by purchasing the leasesof tit,•. stalls. After contracts had been made for a majority of the stalls the Board of Governors re- fnsccl to endorse the transfers. WOULD PLUNDER CONSUMERS One of the market mantigers said: "These Americans undoubted- ly intended to shut out all competi- tion. They don't care whether they sell meat from the United States or from the Argentine Republic; all they want is to control the market -..aud plunder the helpless eonsunr- ers." There can be no uniform price per pound for beef or other meats, be- cause the differentgrades of live stock vary so in value. And be- cause of the varying prices of meats it is cliffieult to determine just how much higher beef is in the United States than in England. }3u, a diligent examination into 'the subject convinced the Now York World's representative that meat is selling at retail in England at froth 30 to 30 per cent• cheaper than ' in the United States. MANY YEARS IN HOLY LAND. From time to .time various col- o ides ol-onies of Jews have' actually. return- ed to the holy land. There are re- cords of Jewish settlements there as early as 1170, and in the six - teentr cer y the city of Tiberias, "where only Jews were to dwell," was rebuilt. But it was not" until comparatively modern times 'that the fnnnding of regular colonies be- gan. In 1878 the ideas of Laur- ence Oliphant mid the Eitel of TERRIBLE MAN KILLERS J'iR1NG TWO MILLION BULLETS AN HOUR, 1}lerf•rittat Gun Imparts a Velocity of 30,000 Feet a Second to the Projectile. The demands upon our Navy cm all the Seven Soas are sir great that it is imperative we 'should possess more war;vossels than any other Power, says London Tit -Bits, But what is the use of building battle- ships if guns and torpedoes exist which, if there were a European war to -Morrow, might after the. ron Aui•clad few weeks, bor otdays, of tpitahevee erya. at' I1 tom hacks towards 'the waiting opera: tar. A small retehot within it re- winds the wire, and in this way the torpedo is bound to return to the than In charge. Ho then clambers once more .on its book, andeither steers it back to his aneh0red boat 0r melee straight far the shore. As a weapon for night attack the Hal - pine dirgible torpedo has yet 0 be beaten. IOROM LONDON TO PARIS, A little_ while ago we were.hear- ing nmuolt of the wonderful gun in- vented by Mr. Simpson, a- Scotch engineer, whose name is . well known in connection with moral-' lu1gical researches and discoveries. Ms. weapon is capable of invert - Mg, by the application of electri- city, an initial velocity of 30,000 feet a second to. • projectiles of all dimensions, and there is nothing to or in duck, and for the time being prevent it and others of its type leave the ocean free to all? Instru- from electrically propelling shells ments of destruction will decide from London to Paris, or vice ver - the Trafalgar of the future; battle-, sa, at the rate of thousands a day. shrl will not be pitted against bat- 112r, Simpson' declares that lits ticship, brit torpedo against tor- pedofour and electrical gttn against hundred miles or more without ei-' electrical gun. thcr flash, smoke, or recoil. He has The inventn ioof the torpedo, or nn'-, naturally, divulged the secrets ,itoesLe Devil)" as Iiipiing so aptly of his invention, but ho tells us terms it, completely revolutionized that his electric gun is entirely dif- the method of attack in naval war- ferent in shape from any of the fare when it was invented years firearms now in tete possession of ag,. The Brennan torpedo -once the Great P l that the pro the most formidable engine for har- bor attack and defence that exist - ell in the world—May almost be considered clef-fasbioned while the MANY NEEDLESSLY BLIND CII;IIaDJUIN NO'i' 1'ItAI'IIt:1,*« T'REA"L'1'11) A't' IiIIt'l'H, Crusade Now Going' On Whiell Will Preserve the' Sight of Thousands. It is lin astanislting fact, and one not generally known, that one- quarterof •411 the children in the blind schools of the country are needlessly blind, says Munsey's Ma- gazinc, These children are doomed to life-long darkness because at the time of birth then' oyes were not pretends' treated by the attending. physician. The cause of this pre- ventable blindness is ophthalmia necnatorum (ophthalmia of the new-born), commonly known as "inflammation of the eyes,,, •`ba- bres' sore eyes," or "cold in the eyes," one of the Most dangerous of menaces to vision when treat- ment is delayed or neglected. ALARMING FIGURES. Dr. Geo. l+,oggin, honorary oph- thalinie surgeon to the Royal Vic- toria- School for the Blind, goes so far as to assert that '`this disease to rvaewers, and fs responsible for more than one - the blindness it propels at such au alarm-- third of the blindness of the world," {ng rale do nut resemble rile ortlfn mtaning blindness at all ages and ary conical shots and bullets. This fic,m all causes put together. It gun, which makes J'iiles Verne's has been estimated that probably Whitehead 'torpedo is but a squab ` Trip from the Earth to the one-half the blindness of the world Gornpared to the new air -torpedo Moon in a cannon -ball almost a is unnecessary, from which it fol - recently invented by the Swedish Possibility, will probably be acquir- lows that, of the 64,000 registered e'l by Britain, and, if so, it aright blind persons in the United States, •help to turn thescale of war in her sheet 30,000 are needlessly blind favor. - from various causes, and, of these, • WORKED BY MOTOR. between 6,000 and 7,000 are blind :\ NIr. Bangerter has invented a as the result of ophthalmia ueona quick -firing gun which is capablo forum—about ten per cent. of the Colonel Unge. FOR SEA. OR LAND. Colonel Unge's torpedo can be filed without producing any -recoil whatever, hence the torpedo tube is light and easy to move quicklyentire guru f 1 t lace It is said thatl of propelling automatically, with - COST TWO CENTS PER C: BE. from her, ace o p ,out noise, smoke, or flash, bullets 1r:wiusg01tty nemcrottn:e:t into >;-�, at the extraordinary rate of 30.000 German army and navy, proposed to convey the torpedo! is is i a minute at ordinary speed, and 000,000 an hour if. .pushed to its tube on a motor -ear for land de -I maximum capacity. The frost of far; e. In field operations the aione hour's firing world not exceed tot eda' can be 'hurled against bodies of troops as well as against $20• troops in covered positions, and, owing to the fact that it can be dis- According to Mr. Bangerter, ten of his guns, firing half-inch bul- lets at the rate of 9,000,000 every It would have cost two cents on the clay of birth to save the sight of every blind child through oph- thalmia neonatorum. Two cents' worth of nitrate of silver solution anis two minutes of the nurse's time is the cost of prevention. It is dif- ficult to estimate the cost of cure, charged without the slightest noise,, however; for cures are rare once it will be next to impossible for and sixty minutes, would sweep away inflammation has set in. Unless enemy to locate the position of the an entire army within an hour, prompt measures are taken, the torpedo battery which is attacking ever. if only one per cent. of the disease is nearly always fatal to the it. In coast dnfenee the air -torp.- missiles found a billet. His quick- sight of one orboth eyes, and in do can be firedin such a wayas fire]. is worked by motor -power, to (iron right on the decks of hos- and requires two men only to op - tile battleships. crate it. When one considers the terrible A DIRGII3LE TORPEDO. Had the .Halpin dirgible torpe- do. the invention of Lieutenant Halpin, of the United States navy, been in the hands of Russia dur- ing the Itusso-Japanese War, the progress of events round I'or•t Ar- thur might have been different. Terrible, indeed, is the Halpino torpedo, and it is sent on its er- rand in 'a way quite distinct from that of the Whitehead and similar torpedoes. It is towed out to sea by a sailor on a small rowing boat. On board the boat is a controlling beard, worked by electricity, and when a crank is turned the Haipine torpedo, w111011 is attached to the boat by a cable, careers along nt high speed, pulling the craft after it Wham the torpedo and the boat. are within a couple of miles or so of the vessel which is to be attack- ed, the sailor in charge brings them. to a dead stop. Anchoring his boat, he -limbs aboard the torpedo, sits astride, and ,releases the cable or tow -line. His next proceeding is to restart the Mechanism of the tor- i:eclo tinder hien. As the torpedo tuts along he guides it towards the vessel, and, when well within the mile limit, he drops into the sea— he wears a Burk jacket—and takes hold of a controlling wire which is- sues from the back of the torpedo, ani which may be run out to a mile oe more if necessary. So that the gpe•ator can see where to guide the torpedo by means of the wire it has two short masts with round discs at the enol. A red and green lamp is made to Hare at the back of the discs at the will of the opera tor. If he keeps the true lights in lire, one above the other, he can be. sure that; his weapon is heading straight for the big battleship. FOR NIGHT ATTACK, • the majority of cases the little vic- tim becomes a charge upon public or private charity, often for life. It is estimated that the total cost Toilet and Medicinal Preparations Are Compounded by Expert Chemists Who Compounds Your Medicines? 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Negotiations for what is undoubt- edly the largest milling consolidat_on that has ever been effected in On- tario have just been completed in Toronto, and following them the of - HOW TO KEEP HEALTHY A. FEW RULES MUCH ARE EASY TO REMEMBER. "Simple ple hulas of Health :uul Court- esy" Show Hew Careful • We Should Be. "Simple Rules of Health and thing over your nose and moot -Wee,., as well as across, and be careful to clean the teeth on the side next the tongue. Mild exercise, such as drill, light: dumb bell exercise, etc., is bene- ficial before going to bed, and also before breakfast. Ie riding a bicycle, be careful not to overstrain yourself, Bicycle rac- in,; is to be avoided by boys under the age of eighteen. When you go from a very hot ream into very cold air, hold some- Ccurtesy at School is the title of a anti avoid speaking fora little time. Do nut read whilst lying. down. Do not read tvlien tnoving or travel- ling. Avoid badly printed books or booklet recently issued by Dr. Hel- en 1slacMurchy and Henry W. Au - engines of dostruetion that exist of the needless,, blind throughout ficial announcement is made of the den, M. A. to -day one is fumed to admit that the State of New korlc exceeds organization of the Maple Leaf Mil- vivid Jules Verne besides being a v 5,110 000 a d blind hug Company Lvttriecl with a ca • According to the booklet, which music. Never read at meals. _ consists of page after page of easily year, an ifthe iuc ci-remembered rules, good health i Avoid bringing your ear lacer to author, was a prophet of the high-I'tizen is a dependent for life the pital of $5,000,000. CSC attainments. The devising of cost of his maintenance will not be The nets. C%ompany has taken over chiefly a matter of taking care. The very shrill sounds or very loud these fearful man -killers must soon- less than $10,000. the properties of the Hedley Shaw booklet was written to assist in the sounds, e.g., artillery. If you must cr or later result in the abolition MillingCompany, Limited, and the prevent campaign for health and bs near such sounds, keep the NEE])S ORG,IITIZT]) EFFORT P` hygiene in the schools, mouth open, of. war. In a year or two no Pow - Here Leaf Flour Mills Company, g ver will possess a margin of super Yet, although many physic: Limited, and in addition secures Hes'c are a few of. the "hints" Occasionally clean out your ears super- iority over another, and then the have labored unceasingly for the flout the new interests that have Never spit. with sums soft abject, e.g., alto and nations of the world will all agree last quarter of a century to sup- become identified with the Com- Never stir up dust. of e towel or handkerchief, but rev to cry ''Halt '' The God of Peaee Press the disease, both individually pany $1,000,000, additional easlt Sleep on a mattress. er with anything that is sharp or, will be Science ! and through organized effort, tate capital, which besides permitting 1)o not eat too mech.breakable. es average number of children blinded of the erection of a modern 0,000 Never sit in a draught when Morning and evening clean your BRIGHTER DAYS IN Ill SSI:\,. by opthalntia neonatorum. continues barrel mill and a mullion bushel overheated. teeth carefully, Wash out the ---- year after year, above 20 per cent, elevator and storage warehouse at When bathing, do not get water nreuth and gargle with fresh water Czar Able Now to Drive Alma( the The is that the medical cam- Pott Colborne, will supply the new into the ears. every morning and evening, and; ' Streets of .Hie' Capital. paigu was not enough; only the Company with further working In games never disputa the um- where possible, after the mid-day concerted action of physicians and capital. It is understood that Mr. pile's decision. Meal. If an insect gets in your ear, Everymorning wash your face, and unless you are in ill -health, the whole of the body with told water.• Cold water hardens the skin, strengthens the nerves and pre- vents chills. See that the room in which you sleep is thoroughly well aired due - hie the day and that the atter; is allowed access to it, and when The Czarina is slowly recovering the public can stamp out the dis- C'awthra Melee's, Toronto, is assn• her health. For the first time ie encs. This was recognized by the elated with Mi•. Hedley Shaw 01 the several ,years she recently gave a C'i nnuission in 1003, appointed to Hedley Shaw Milling Company, reception for iter ladies in waiting investigate. the blind of the New Limited, and Mr. D. C. Cameron, and it was observed that she showed tYoric State. Dr. F. Park Lewis, President of the- Maple Leaf Flour no signs of fatigue when it was end- tltc president, made his pica for Mills Company, Limited, in the or- deet. The Empress is interested in the new "campaign to save infants ganizetion of the new concern. music and she and Baroness Stack- from blindness" in the words r ''But The ability of tate Company to elherg sing duets frequently after the physician eau never do this casily.earn the 7 per emit. C'unrula dinner. alone. This is a social effort, Every live Preferred dividend on $2,500, - The Czar once again is e familiar woman's club, every charitable sir- 000 of preferred stock is indicated fish c driving in the 'streets of Sb. crety, must interest itself in pro- b;. the net earnings of the old Com - Petersburg. He rutty be seen clriv- testing the babies; for, of ail the Panics, as per certificate of -Messrs. mg alone in an open victoria, fro- igrorance which needs to be dis- Price, Waterhouse & e'ompany, •quently even without a footman on peilecl by the. spirit of regener,i.tiou which shows that from September tile: hex seat. There niny be detoc amongst es, mune is more intoler `isth, 1908, from which date the fives in cabs near by but they aro able than which wantonh• permits plants of the Maple Leaf Flour u .t in ,evidence. children to be plunged into the :\Tills (0111pany, Limited, were in A police official is usually seen in abyss of blindness." operation, to August atlth, 1909, loaded. a cab about thirty or forty yards these net earnings anrouutccl to Never drink out of a glass that WORK OF COMMITTEE. ahead of the Czar's carriage, pro- A $218,8.13.00, and from ,August the ethers ]rave used mahout first hably as a tip to the police and de- special committee on the lar- a;st. 1909 to February 85th, 1910, washing it. teetives in the streets to look net vrr:tion of blinducss WAS organized loo net earnings- of the Companies The best drink for boys and girls for the Emperor. The. electric cars to carry on the work in 1905. An amounted to $i66,792.00, -This is milk. Avoid strong coffee and in the Nevski, Prospekt are niun_ a)•Propriatiun was Made br the would be equal to ever 13 per vent. strong tea. emus, brit traffic is never held up Ii.t'ssell sage Foundation to meet on the r;roletred steel:, and the pay if you get anything under your to permit the Ozeur's carriage to the expenses of the new undertrtk- nicht. of the 7 per tont, dividend on cytrid, du sot rah file eye, but pass. 111Lr 'Theiwork of the comnrttte(' is that stock would leave slightly over blue' your nose., St. Petersbua'g;socioty is glad the Pnreis educatioual-•tiro frt•s' die- o per cent for distribution on the 1)o not eat anything between Czar' .has :again 'taken 111) his rmsi- tribution of pamphlets, leaflets, ('0112mon stock. Tim New C'out- meals except fruit carefully peeled deuce in the city. } was feared e, c., un<1 the planning of lectures vans 's earning potter will he very lard lee from dust. that Ile night hover again occupy 41,11 exhibits, and partly assistance greatly increased chive the new mill u' tau nw •h sweet stuff. tilt, Winter Palace as ,,rebuke to in securing legislation . nut': under erection at Port Cot- ',vox( c \void meat that is "high," and St. Petersburg for its CUSInymlty on el els se 1 I`\ men1. AppeAI, be rue is completed. l u sr surfed fu is Pour in a little oil. Never hold phis, needles, etc., in semi' mouth. See that your night clothes are hung lei, not folded. Do not eat too fast. Masticate your food thoroughly. If you suffer from earache, keep fgM cotton wool in your ear. ll d Get up early, Do not lie in bed you aro in bed have the window alter you 11t•e awake. open, if possible. Nevar touch alcoholic liquor, ex - kerchief leu you cough, Sneeze oryawn( cepa under a doctor's orders, always place emir hand er, han- In cold or wet weather never sit kerchief over your month. When down on clamp grass, stones, Gtr. yon blow your nose. always turn Never play with firear�us.\t your head aside, and never make «•ay handle tt glut as if it were uncouth noises. A, great deal of good can -•-- be done to your lungs, pine circula- tio't and your heart by frequently, when you are in good air, breath- ' ing as slowly and deeply as you cart for a limited time. You. should be able to inhale (and exhale) sit steadily for about one minute. Never read, write or work at any delicate finger work (needle ,work, etc.,) in a bad light, e.g., in the twilight; never when the light fliok- ers ; never when the $un's rays fall directly on your wont; never when The torpedo, if its ``nose" runs gout• shadow falls on lour work. Al loq 11 a ways arrange that the light ernno in'u the wire torpedo netting of the that fatal "Red Sunday." The firm of C'a«t,hra :Oldest ,� g s in', the ase torpedo netting its The spirit animating the commit- 1 ,you cannot• obtain ;Ater rl'rr- lir ,1•uu over nota• left siren}des. The capital socially has not been C•c... members of the Termite Steck •• ire tiller fwd runs backwards rL lit- ire 1t.ts expressed by 1)r, l.ewrs,cis(•, make a point of going fora Yearn to shin,, and snake your - so 1f tiro. gat :� •liana 1 •aye made nrrrtn r uc•rit distance leaving its "nose" .in so liumly since tits clnse t « tirr, lace nfrril leader in this rutui. I . ( rF i s walk, if possible in the con: tr;v• lit - self acquainted with the methods tie g 1 retreats with Japan. 7I mein e: of tire. gf,; a public, affrrutg of N=.000,000 the not. As the torpedo retic t ('5 of the present crusade npainst 7 ,,. ]lir net cover yourself with tont of life-saving. D0 not go into rho nal>le y also palaces and en- c I the ) nor (chi. Cumulative Pre- heave bedc•]t,fhcs, sleep with it leaden ar.Lp is pulled from it by a en- tertaining ininr unci ricin*entei'I:aiited. a),hthahnia, neonntornrn, in t1re. fol... fe,,,a ger at glim On mr slat,,, - u•alrr ivhrli yon aa•e overheated,.; chain attached to the "nose" and to tL E. 6 101ting eloqucatt njtpeal. Thr 1 ycnc hands outside thr. beciclothr) ,,f ti• fret jour lteacl and the bade'. ,lhe. Dowager. Empress Marie is lain the salve to carry with it a bonus ]lo not rat. or drink what is very a <:avity containing metallic potas- )•esidctiec in the tlnitchkoff Palace duty of staving the child from Chis r(lnal to 3., ,cr ce:tt, ul' eon,rnon of the neck, rind their plunge tlici""' s' is opened. The alt and waterNOM/lit/1 he said `"1s (Incdel oly- i hot • Do not eat «•hut. is cold un- wlx"le l,uch at Duce into rho t tun ! nn the lrevsky Prospekt and drives . stock, that is dor every four shares w)L al which enter this chamber ?'exult inlug not only on the ,State, it rests mediately after r.aling What is hot. when you mime Ont,. di' voursolf' o+.tl frequautly in un open victoria, of the •pre d stock suhstrribed ,, , , I:,nl'tesbary took definite shape itr feltinga t'oJe tilt through ,i tithe upon every right-minded fndit •f<in- the eye should never, under any dtlicitl and keep moving, At least, a u' 700r' f land 1d r f a giant ("meek standing guard en fr,r the applitent it reveive as a' 1 ' b • neater 1 g r h< pitrch:asr t acres o• t below the torpedo. :Chisprol.c projectile, "at bellfncl. Sha visits the al to q=hours lcnmyledge of the clan- b,.nus ani• share of common Steri. cirtunrstanor., )c brought neat two beers should elapse between a bh. Ke ger conies, It should be a self-iur•titan 19 ntc•hes t:, the work m hand. Meavy areal and bathing, Do n theatre or opera almost nightly and it is cpeetrd thrrt full clrinils in R of secret • follows ]ler example, whose- posed taslr.on every society for the ronnc'etiun with the ntblic offering Never remain nay longer than jump lute the water until you know• } r tr hisr inter has prevention of cruelty 10 children, will he made public ' within you 121411 possibly avoid in lrlrtees its depth. fora St. Pete sbt g this w 1 c t. tl a few been very gay. 11 by the Jews of Jerusalem and the foundation of the colony of Petah '1'ikwnh. After the, Russian-persc- cutfon, of 1881, large :number8 of Jews emigrated, and at the end of 180e there. were about: 5,000 Jew- ish celonlsts ill Palestine, "I say, do you think that Wig- gins ins is a man to . bo trusted?" ";Crusted 1 Vete; tether. Why, I'd trust him with• my life!" ."Yes.; bit with anything of vttltto, 1 mean 1" whichis. also attached to the chug- ing "nose" by (amebic, sinks below the Sea at an angio of about: forty- five degrees. When about a ben - aired feet below the surface it comes to the and of its tether, and; being broyant, strikes upwercis, In:so doing it is praetically certaitl that it will strike the hull of the battle- ship under the armor -protecting plates and away front the torpedo tut 1)irectly the projectile has 1,(20(1 fires] the torpedo becomes quite delete -lied from the "nose"' and q,... TAXES FROM THE GRAVE. ]latenburg, Gerinanv, has invent - ell a new tax. The heirs of persons delirious of haling their goodness, or, even: their name, .inscribed on a tombstone or cross, must pay ten per cent. of the cost of the trronn- ment, into the city treasury. upon every, cintrity organization so- ciety, upon (`Very legislator, upon every citizen, to promulgate a knowledge of the dangers which urense° the babies of the lanai and if they and we smite our efforts (for no movement should be at- tempted except with the anl.hority and co-operation of the organized medical profession), this pathologi- cal anaoltt'6nicnt of a controlled and Clays, where the air 18 vitiated, smelly and dusty. Nevrr )lick your teeth except milli d< quill or «ondce lo,thpieks. Tooth- rielcs slu,uld not be used In Pttb- ••1'(111 look 1tlte' a wl'eal "1'ou seem to .1ta11i a great. deal lie. 1 c. tc>-day, „ .lune ; Tlavr. you peen sti;ting utt of Faith in di,eti,rs, said a friend 1 w'ririn 1,ttlb slnitld hr ialcr11al1 night again yearling "� 4 dXn ti dt • 't. wee •'. (`Car 111111111/ . ' o s oVcl? of the sick ulnar, „] hrtve;" \vas 'i•hc ahi,ut once 1. ;V "Y( S, nuidant. ' It was such `.•r beau- ;11 i'"a <teet e would be foolish in a Wariu b1(1is more than (('11 mitt-' {it'ul story, but•'tlta d1(111't • to let a: good ells:meter like. me utcs. r 1 fi get mai- viol till nearly Cavo o'cicide this die."Brush your tet tit ep anti clown 1uP••t1inS• 1'' -