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:L.�" I , r A Ta� ta" the'Motlier'baSL 10 6. 15 dA r . for ,,By M_ V I .,,�,
. � 11 I PNOJAMIM , , -0,
I , q ,, I - , V0 - ,seed of field ' "
' for 4T4m4X1',"-'R,' At another place,
� , .. - In ex W7 env �'O"Q�P.L,:An* �49�'g**Trion vegetables, the f L .... .. L I
I a , . ,vw � . R� p :,O,�
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.". throuirb ut good fe�&'Was 'ad ' � " if 'it 9 1. " Th
.
. , . t -7. - I = "7V Aql* V81ft-194 ull Ye't not 10joeriOus, attention of - # b L�� "' e family consist4
'
� 1. Saiada who iralse-tbai a I-, - Of Coin meal,*feed, floui,andi jjW�:L �'_` Jh' 0 WAY ' not or
� On. David A. - ,-, . . nge 11Y Umintain a high Stan- .t ek,,�,--iii,Mler wid four d
'** I -J I , , i I . ,V;,_ -Z_ , � . aughter
Anderson-- N# I I MM -+I,.- ,,�.
= ..
�
.1 !1! wao aut
'. ,ked ,�,p per e4at_,QX,
'**,. N..&, who. wr1w,in-;,�-44,�1, I tunkage; (dr bd f r, �
_
od Bal�y'a Own; -4oppAets . . . IS �1=413,) and- ��he. whol
t Al Of Purity and vable in the seed
j he uses, bi at� ,eaeh ,�ariety may
-, P , 11,!�,,y me rpoii
_ one Ded in
, In the kitchen and'.
be 'r1le cow` -
_. I ,:r,Qr.L --rtiy","0414, nox9a �vixh butt*,Im$1J.(, " Ch*. ]R15�'*.t
Iditlwknd fk6m. mi'y exporf#rlce T the , �
Of gradually imp-rcIved to. suit I the par�
00 ,3e, afming room.
-
WdVld Vviash't6 tw-
di. U ,,the f-Ank,
.Varuz Of
Xot b6 without them. I would by
ticular re
I quirements of his farm
_ �,,,,�.,, .
I
or ,- . I I
urge weight is the right prop,rtfor�,
�
�
elMry pthier- m0ther.to keep a box of This MiXturO PrOvL'd better than pre,
*6 , Ta,blets ill , the'liouse.-
garden, instead of buying seed, It
quite possible to produce larger and,
., L.. -
is " , ,
_ HA - "
T,9#0,;� OF FOREIGNERS
.
The TalD- Pared oorurnercial -lixt a
lets are"a mild -but thorough laxative three times a day to broilers Weigh-
'kilich
ble grop . sby growing seed
at home for home use.
"s
FLA OUT LN CHINA
regulate the bowels and Sweet- ing at the start less than -2 pounds
eq the stomach, drive out con#ipa- each,
p th 14
_
Detailed information on this itub_
iect
�
There are'�Apile fears that tb,e
gave days an average
Con and-Jridigestion; break up colft gain of a little Over thii"uarter,
.
may be obtained from an'
Dominion Experimental Farymos' the
pre,.
en' troub .
les�#� Shamghai may be I
and simple -fevers and make taetWng pounds at a cost for feed of less than
easy, They are sold -by medicine deal- 5 cents. At
Stat'iO 'no.
or inerle preludp��46 another Boxer rebel
lion and tUtlithe anti -foreign
the price Sold, (50 cents
.. ers, or by inail at 25c. a box from per pound), there was a
. I 1_ .
. - —
agita
tion may sprt�4d all over China. Ther,
profit
The Dr. Willialris' Medieine Co., 29%
, cent& on the feeding operatiom
Broebville, Out. The feeding in ordinary fattening
of
, IRELAND
is no means '*f knowing. One cai
merely guess. 7 The riots WON, cause(
. - . crates gave Slightly better, returns
Five million dollars for road Un-
-been
by a strike:of- Chinese workers in A
Japanese cotton
. . . than the feeding, in pens, and the
NOT CROP BUT CROPPING heavy breeds gave better retiorns than
provement has asked of the Gov-
ernment by the Irish Motorists' Union
mill, They dislike�
-the way they w*ere treated or wanted
he light breeds. .
I SYSTBM HURTS THE SOIL . 'Broilers above all classeri should be
that slim to be raised by me,Rns of
loan.
rao're pay. Redress being deried their
a they went, oin';�stvike. The Japanese
fleshy. Do not market in a thin con-
� . The tobacco has Iong been regarded dition.
. .
- I
-
�
employers denied their right to strike
and appealed- to the so --called "mixed
as a crop that has an especially I , __________40_______Z_
harmful effect on §oil productivity. SHE IS SATISFIED ,
This
Wlnet� Irish Asses were -recently
shipped from Dublin to Belgium. Ac-
court," one of' the Peculiar institu-
tions of Shanghai. This court said
does not seem to be true, how-
ever, says the United S.tat�s DO" WITH TIM RESULTS
�
companying them were fifty horses
for the Belgian arm:7. The donkeys
that the men could not strike, They
must efther return to their jobs
.
partment of Agriculture.; The sys- . - I
I
Will be use ntry for
or go
to jail. The� foreign sentiment gen-
I
tein of cropping rather than the to- QUEBEC LADY USED DODD'S
transport purposes and for -proyi.ding
of the Japanese,
baceo crop itself is mainly responsi- ,IUDNEY PILLS,
-
joy -rides fi)r torists and other visitors
but the native sentiment was with the
ble where .general exhaustion of the
to the seasidis and holiday resorts.
strikers Influenced by students, and
soil has resulted, according to the Hadame K Trembley * with
ps, as Some say, by BolshevNt
_uffered
department. This conclusion has neuralgia, headaches and pains in
agents, there were street parades.
come from the results bf rather ex- her back.
Scarcity of h0_;;;__in all classes is
These voere held to be dangerous and
. tensive cropping tests with tobacco I
—
reported from King's County. Owing
'
Sikh police were ordered to ,�reak
.. .
which the department has had in Grosses Roches, Que., June 15th.-
to the -small prices paid in recent
them up- They fired on the strikers.
progress for several years. (Speciavl)-No place appears to be too
years horse -breeding suffered a set-
Several were killed. But this did not
In general, it has been found that small to furnish at -least one person
back. In the meantime buyers from
end the strike. It merely caused it
'
the yieldis of succeeding crops, espe- who is pr6pared,to-say that they
outside countries have been draining
to -spread.
owe
cially the small grains, are' better their health to the great Canadian
the local fairs of horses, and'some
Now in Shanghai practically all the
-t-011-1-S
after tobacco' than, after corn. In Kidney Rernedy. Madame E. Tremb�
farmers have now great difficulty in
infenial work, all the manual-
comparative tests the, - yield of to- ley, a well known residewt laere, is
ge tting suitable horses for farm work.
done by -the - natives, When they
bacco .after corn has been -better one of them.
went ofi%- strike the situation Was
than after tobacco itself, but pota- "Your bodd's Kidney Me have
toes have given poorer yields after done me much good. I am very
Armed . assassins are still active in
serious. Europeans and Americans
and Japanese � were called upon to
sat-
V= and best yields after tobacco. isfied with the results. I had Pains
Corn in
Galway. Four men armed'witk guns
and revolvers recently
do their first ,real labor in years.
continuous culture has given in my back and head. My sleep was
somewhat reduo6d yields as compar- broken and unrefreshing,
attacked a
Galway landlord on his way home
They had to haul water and food,
sprinkle the streets, cook and walk
and my
ed with production after tobacco and appetite was fitful. S� bOxes,
Ix
from Mass. He was severely wound-
instead of being luxuriously waited
Of
PO4toes. Differences in fertilizer Dodd's Kidtiey Pills. have done
ed, but managed 0 r ath home. His
e
upon by coolies. It is true that the
' . me
treatthent have changed the. general much.' good."
recovery is doubtful. In the Athenry
strike was- in defiance of the ma
,,,-
level, of crop yields, -but ,have not .Dodd's -Kidney Nile are a kidney
district, the house of a farmer of Cas-
-
. -
jesty of the. mixed court, and that
chAtiged the relative crop` effects . in, �'remedy. They stre ngthen the kidneys
saun, was fired into.
, The windows
the Strikers we
. - . _Te all liable to jail
'these Wsts. � so they can �'
I 0 their full work of
were. shattered, and then the mise-
reants to tar the house.
f t 4e ��, .
ge!otences, -Vu as' one remarked,
"You
I I . straining the impurities out of the
proceeded
cannot arreA 300,000 people."
-
� blood. Dodd's Kid
The strikers won. But the strike
. NEARING A BREAKDOWN , used for backaches, diabetes, rheuTn-a-
Prohibition measures brought into
spread to Hong -Kong, where the
— tism, .dropsy, urinary troubles and
effect on St. Patrick's Day did not
jade workers, silversmiths and other
A Condition That Calls -for a heart disease. People who use them
satisfy tbe,,Pioneer Total Abstiriance
artizans angered -by a luxury tax
Reliable Tonia. are loud in their praise.
�
. .
Association of Ireland, the conditions
imposed upon their wares by the
Government,
_________1 --0_
Many women give so much of their .
of members -hip of which prescribe that
no one can join until he had tota116,
walked out. They in -
duced other workers to follow them.
time to the cares of their household VALUE OF PURE BRED SIRE
abstained for two years from any
and then continued in the perfect
spirit of a Chinese holiday to
. that they neglect their Own health .
�and sometimes, r SHOWN IN THE BEEF SUPPLY
`�ach the verge of a
form of alcohol. All drink shops were
closed, but there was an exception in
ex-
plode firecrackers and beat gongs,
breakdown before they realize " that
their health is shattered. A good proof of the value of a
Often the
favor of bona fide travellers. One
had ony to go outside the cit y bo,und-
which recalled memories of the
Boxer rising. These demonstrations
pure bred sire is recorded by one of
'heart palpitates violently at slight the county agronomists in
arv, it was said, to get all the drink
forced the Hong�Kong Government
to cave in. The luxury tax
the Prov-
exertion, the stomach fails to digest i,,e of �uebec. He says that a
-food and discomfort follows. The
des'ired.
.
was
withdrawn. The strike has also
drover bought one hundred and fifty
nerves become weak and headaches
.
reached Foochow, where the whole
hogs to s'hiP to Montreal for sale on
,grow -more frequent. The body grows
Suspicious conductor on an Irish
native population boycotted Japan -
a graded basis. Only twenty-two en-
weak And they are always depressed.
railway made trouble for a party of
ese fish. In a milder form it has
tered the "select" class, and of these
This condition requires immediate
travelling musicians. He was posi-
invaded Peking.
fift .,en had been sired by one pure
treatment with such's reliable tonic
tiv In their instrument cases enclosed
These strike,; are merely the incl -
b,e
as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills which erl d Young Yorkshire boar that had
-
de ntal and outward expression of
. -
been. chosen by a professor of animal
rich and build up the blood, carry'
ing
the deep rosentnient that China feels
husbandry. - The boar was after -ards
renewed energy to every part of the purchased by the Dominion Live Stock
body.
IMI]IIIHIIIIIIIIPIIPIilliM�IIIIIIIIIHOHlillMM00=MEREM
.
for its invasion by foreign rs, and
c
one is obliged to admit that the
The value of Dr. Williams' Branch.
Pink Pills in a rundown condition is
resentment is perfectly natural.
. The utility of pure bred live stock
proved by following statement
Shanghai is really a European or
.the
was impressively demonstrated on
from Mrs. Alex. McInnes, Bowsman
American citY rather than a Chinese
a recent educational tour in the UnIt-
River, Man., who says: -"About a
1040L
city. It is a.� niodern as Baltimore,
ed States. Two two-year-old ste�.rs
year ago I had a serious illness fed alike for five and a half months
which left me very anaemic. 1 was
,
__ \ - ,;
. I ..
Manchester or Toronto, with paved
streets, departinent stores, huge
in the feed lots
not able to get around to do were slaughtered
my
" �
�� I -
banks, palatial residences, clubs,
and a comparison of the carcasses
work; in fact I cou Id scarcely walk.
I
I .
race cour,e�;, theatres and daily
made. One dressed carcass weighed
I was troubled with palpitation of the
. I
I
� I
British and American newspapers,
715 pounds; this steer came from a
heart with the lea9t exertion. One
I
I
Thomas Steel) writes in the New
herd headed by a pure-bred He
day a friend advised me to try Dr.
.. I
I r4)
York Herald Tribune that it is per -
ford sire. . M
The other one weighe
. Williams' Pink Pills as they had done.
,
I
�
haps the niost curiously governed
470 pounds; it was a common. steell
her much good. I followed this ad-
I 11 I
city in the world. It is jointly owned
. ,tl'ithout breeding.- When marketed.
vice and took the pills for some
�
� ..
by every country except China. He
the better animal brought 19 cents
weeks when I felt as well as eve r. I
;0
continues: "AI)out eighty years ago
,
a pound wholesale, while the scrub
have since been able to attend to all brought
Whom could
British tradoi,. cruising up the
only 12 cents.
2ny household duties. The'dizziness This differ-
ence in price, together with the dif-
today.?
Yay,gt,,. turwl int6 a little river
called the Wlmngpoo and, selecting
and palpitation have left me and I
bless the day I tried Dr. Williams' ference in weight gave the Hereford
y ou sell
a choice mud-hrink, proceeded to es-
Pink Pills. They are just the rnedi- �9 teer a money value of more than
—1 --- Long Dista?lce,
UY
tablish a -ettlenient there. The set -
double that of the common steer.
cina for those who are weak and run- The dressing percentage of thn
down."
There have been startling
t-�ement was inereased by other for-
eigners, and in 1863 Americans join -
Hereford was 61 per cent. and that
You can these pills from any
changes in selling methods
ed with the British and the othor
,get
of t,be scrub was only 42 per cent.
dealer or by mail at,50c. a box from
in the last two years. New
foreigners to establish a farm of
At tbe eighty-first annual meet-
'The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co"
ways of finding new cus-
government .suitable to their Occi-
iD9 of the British Farmers, Club,
Brockville, Ont.
tomers, of getting at every
dental ways. By an arrangement
___1eD_ a speaker referred to the better
. 411alltY Of meat from well-bred live
possible buyer,are being de-
with the Chinese Government, the
foreign Governnients obtained vir-
stock and pointed out that good
MARKET THE BROILERS
.
d every week. Obstacles
tual ownership of the land, and wer
breeding usually resulted also in
'
axe being bnished aside.
able under tbeir joint flags to in-
Now is the time to be selling tbe earlier maturity, which enabled the
Present day business, to
augurate courts and am administra-
;broilers. If there is a market for farmer to get quicker turnover and
secure results, turns to Long
tive body on Western lines. The ad -
these ybung cockerels ,see about $up- thus carry more stock.
Distance as its first
ministrative body Was a municipal
-Plring it. It pays better to sell now, ----------- le—
aid.
We are now handling con-
council, whose members were elect-
TAther Uhan latter, all chicks intend-
Ad :fbr 'ihe table, and as for breeds RAISE YOUR OWN
siderably over one million
ed to retain an independent colony
there. Outside of the city there rap-
FIELD
sliell as the Leghorn, one cannot af-
Long Distance calls a month idly
grew up a Chinese city, whose
. - to A'bbp thein until fall and then ROOT AND VEGETABLE
for people who niust have
citizens were attracted to the foreign
"16rd,
,,abll f6t.thq-priite: of roasters.
'
an answer irnmed�ately. settlement
by the chances of making
. SEED
'�_%f 9`1n4iket, is not already arrang-
money off the foreigners."
edi it would"be well to see about it Despite the careful and earnest
They realize that the average
letter costs as much as the aver -
Hence Shanwhai is really three
su-
At Once- TISUAltr ft broiler market pervision, exercised by inspectors and
age Long Distance message. cities
in one -The French settlement,
should not betb6 far away. The
places. to lo seedsmen, in the buying and inspec.
beat A for ,cugto
Whom could you sell today by foreign
governed entirely by the French; the
."ttlenient, . governed by all
ers are tion of field root and vegetable seed,
as follows (narned in 6rderlt
of hi#h-
Long Distance? *
oreign powers except France
mueb of' the seed offered for retain
_'. egt prices): r'1'vate,fAmfl%S clubs, sale is in Canada not as represented.
-
I and
the Chinese city, governed by
b '
.
high-class hotels, summer hotels, i�gh It often turns out to be another var-
nobody.
The Chinese who ventured
class boarding houses, ,deal4§ig, e& iety entirely, or is badly mixed
. to
live or establis-h shops within
and
The best time to sell the br01l6Vs the resulting crop contains a high
. either
of the foreign settlements are
Is, when they weigb from o716 to two be-rcentage of undesirable types. Of
.. . subject
, to foreign laws and m
pounds each. The earlier ih the, ,b6d.� tvv'6 Hundred and twenty-rilne, varie-
I tain
licenses to show that they have
por, e smaller the weight that will fleS �f field llootq Obtained from
complied
with the SAIlitary laws. De-
Seeds-
talten, and the larger the price. -
I . M6110' and teAtod during the four
spite
its aPPRreftt ,0curity, how-
past
. e ni-ost satlsfaetorV r. �
, way to ma Years At the Dominion E206rtmentAl
RaCA new subscriber age to aw ever,
there is one figure in Shanghai
k6t 19 to kill and dress before ship, Station, Letittoxville, Que.,
val1w qf Yorift Telephone that
Is S-aggestive of trouble. It is
tAb"+ inl? but A-1. ..I only 23
I the
figure Of the Sitkh .. 41 4- 1, A
�t." MX� '4 X"tAA_V�MaA"J$'_01J0 �.WrW'2 Lt ' '-',, I" I I I �,
, _0,�)* ; ,� ! '-., �, * r.W. �W,P` I
, . *k Uy an , � I ,��, .
AX140 - Adg#c is � 11 � ,-.- . .. `��,� "11 __ A
.
Ob "p MAWAgmi itud oth I : 1:11 1. ,�, il
I .... �i -
pr 0,14- --re the jore
, ig4eru ro4jl, o 1: .. : "
he �, wx� 04� oArzj ad admi , y � I ��
. Alster tbbeir Omni. . 1, ..
. '.1 , ,
, . �ff
, '.11istico' to the-Chiriese through for- - I .
me eign, . - Dr , "'
d_ 114" 00 there has, been for a -1 I ''.
, 'IL ' . ' , - F __
- v4W "mP 411, Uneasy feeling tha �
. � t � .. I 1,
I , � _
I
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i solng-Of the conditions i1a which the , ,� "...- 1.
�JIU.J=ZiV labor are' atrocious., They . .
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'�' wbik for little, and they :rorce.,their '. .
[it! Children of tender years to woirk go.r AW311.11 �,
11 'i
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4' little, too. . a A i - _,...
le h, . Humane org-Anjutions I I'll I . � ,,::1.1'1 ��, -',-
I ;wve tried I . I . -1 I 1. � I ,
� � Z"', �,,'�.,:i,
� , to improve these condi- . .1 I -�,','���i.�,���,,�j���";4�-'.",!,"�"!�,�""",,�,�, :i
,d t- . � I . . � , I , . �,Y.', .., . . . . . -'1'30q, .11,11,11,11,
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L . � . .:1 ; ... Ve", ,'.��,% �i Of
Ion$ and have .I*d thq suilo ;, - . !��M::`,'�',e,%, F4 n 1
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'18: 94 mAritiflieturers. 13ut, they I r I .� '','', I 1 141, , � '� , I ": I I ;1 , -
I I '' - ,,�m /�-",'[]!",
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�' have qneountered the bitter hostility I 1 ff, _' ;"7 �, ,;� " , . �`gr;,,.
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out by Providence to be a Shining light tiques, and was able to charge high n&j I ' . .�
to their gerieration. Afore lately the fees for his sery . re, w.tiggt A �
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question with the slogan "Service." tune his for- up a real'estat . Il%',
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for a better word is called a knack, plished, says a writer in the New United States. John. . Speneei
and not long ago the medical corre- York Times Magazine, can be membered that the I- door � A
on Times said achieved by anyone who will devove boiler he once. tended roundW -,
that this knack in business would be eight diligent hours daily to prae- warA when it was hot .and I the 0
measured. The bus'Iness instinct is tise at ,the key -board, but lacking the way when it was cooling, -The,�.,
calculable. A professor of psycholo- knack he would be minus th� n2ii- Was a clue to a thermostat. A
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gy at the Carnegie Institute of Tech- lion. Charles Hoppe was an apart- he sold reeently for a'milliow
� nology has measured a lot of business ment house janitor at $50 a month lars. - .
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successes with mental tests and re" and saved and slaved until at last Henry Ward Beecher made . I,
, portS them. on the whole above the av- he had enough money to fulfill his than a million doRars from )As,"
erage.
Perha m mons and -lectures, a perforim
ps nowhere is to be found a ranch in California and soon was in into which luck did not r4t
crowd more diverse than a group of the ranks of millionaires, being as- enter so far as we are aware.,U
millionaires. They are likely to have sisted by the discovery of five oil Babson makes a lot of mono I
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nothing in common but a million dol- wells on his ranch. Luck plays an giving people, advice. Whemer
lars or raore. For instance, here are obvilbus part here. Luck too is the advice is 'any better than that,
some millionaires who for one reas- explanation of the *velve yoar old the next man � we are - unabl� fbo.,�
on or another have come to public boy, Alan Lefcourt, who is the re- and perhaps Mr. Babson is" I'
attention recently:- gi V
Jack stered owner of New York rea*1 that most people believ.e it is. ,W
Dempsey, Anatole France, estate worth more than a million G. Poster, who 'merely a&
Dr. Charles A.' Mayo and Dr. Win. dollars. It was given him by his people where to go and hGw
James Mayo, Paderewski, Professor father who started by selling news- travel, has found a curious
Charles Wallace, Shakesperean papers with a capital of twenty�five profitable line f , cti, * - gr
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toreador; the cents. The skilful u ge f th4 , hocolp iiiiii . . ,,
Gaekwar of Bavroda, an s r ry o the c, te.: ___. i6 W%-'
apartment Mayo Brothers won them interna- edhili Put LA, nvinlloilo`risl�-' I toro p,
house janitor, a Creek Indian and an tional renown and enabled them t anth.ropy, said- that his inoney,eg
Illinois bookkeeper whio happened Pool $1,650,0W When they gave thei'r' easy to him. The chocolate bar in
to be made president of a brewery fortune to establish the University,lhis fortune. Thirty years'ago a k
four years ago. Jack Dempsey was of Minnesota's Mayo Foundation for ing powder salesirran who gave g
lucky in being born at a time when Medical Research. The Creek In- away as a premium came to
as the result of half a dozen fights dian is Jackson Barnett, who is conclusion that the Am rican pe(
he could collect a million dollars and seventy-five years old and who is wanted gum, and now Weillifain W,
a quarter. Had he lived fifty years worth $5,000,00() ,as the result of oil ley makes 40,000,000 sticks of'if
ago the fighting he then might have wells found on his property. day. Some of the rich men, i
done would hardly be enough to sup- Harry Houdini has made a large more difficulty in giving their mo:
port him in modest circumstances fortune through the performance of away ,than they had in making
after he retired from the ring. Prof. I feats of magic. He began as a "hand- Carnegie was one of them. Henry
Wallace, the Shakespearean author- cuff king" showing extraordinary New York millionaire M,
ity, did not make his fortune by his ability to Pick locks t in I Dix a e ,
original research work. He invested this direction . His ben ilf.�tur r, Studied for two 'years,
a little money with a former PuPil day when his was discovered one � fore he could find a suitable way
Igiving his business to his emplol
was not long before he became -board, but on her return! A luckless millionaire recently offe
who was in the oil business and it in a cup mother locked a pie
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rnillionaire as the result of a luck a found that Harry had mastered the j a million dollars for a hobby, If � '
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gh, he said, which caused T,ju
The Van Sweringens of Cleve- less wealthy people to smile. .".
riot earned by his pen alone, though ed. e - I to lau
�trike. Anatole France's million was burglar was then and there pr dict i
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